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When we think about the game, there are a number of things we tend to focus, such as the power of the game console or PC or the quality of the game controller. But an element that tends To be neglected is the strength of our internet connection to the outside world. Given the importance of fast and stable Internet connection, it is sometimes shocking that some players do not put a lot of money or reflection on their game router. If you are stuck with an obsolete router, you could neck Strangling on the Internet, which could result in slower downloads, unstable connections, and even worse, a delay in the online multiplayer. This brings us to the TP-LINK AX11000 game router, the absolute beast of a router with a ton of features designed for the player.

This is not the first time we are pleased to discover a TP-Link game router. Last year, we shared our impressions on the TP-Link AX6000 - and we had a ton of good things to say about the product rich in features. This year, we are considering the flagship addition of TP-Links in the router market, the AX11000. The AX11000 takes a lot of what made the AX6000 so incredible, and climb the auction with a huge addition - a dedicated game group. While the AX6000 was a bi-band router providing a 2.4 GHz band and a 5 GHz band, the AX11000 is a tri-tape router, offering an additional 5 GHz band only for games. This means that game devices can connect to their own Wi-Fi signal and do not have to worry that other home devices use this precious bandwidth. To break it out more, suppose some users enjoy very relaxed internet browsing - they can join the 2.4 GHz band. Users who like to broadcast high definition videos can join the 5 GHz band. This leaves the 5 GHz band only for players. This is an ideal way to share the internet connection of a household and guarantees everyone a stable and fast experience.

The AX11000 supports the latest Internet standard, Wi-Fi 6. In summary, this means an increased capacity to handle more devices connected to a single Wi-Fi. While the number of devices supporting the WiFi 6 slowly increases - a game router such as the AX11000 protects your home essentially by making sure you are ready for these new Wi-Fi devices as soon as they are available. Although many new smartphones support Wi-Fi 6, we do not know yet if the PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series X will support Wi-Fi 6, but it s hard to imagine they do not will not do.

Although I did not notice a huge difference in speed when using the AX11000, part of this is simply assigned to the fact that the speeds of my house were quite good before using the supplied modem / router. by my service provider. However, there are some huge things that I have noticed that make this router stands and shoulders above my previous configuration. One of the most important things when you play is to make sure your NAT type is open. This guarantees a more stable connection. My previous router should constantly be modified and adjusted to make sure my NAT type was open. However, the AX11000 does all the work heavy for me and my NAT type is always open without my need to modify or adjust anything. The second big problem I used was to download multiple files. My previous router often interrupted the connection if I started downloading too many files simultaneously, which forced me to constantly restart downloads. The AX11000 maintains these fluid flows without problem because the connection is constant and solid.

The configuration of the AX11000 has been an absolute breeze. The included fast startup instructions were clear and easy. After physically configured the router, I simply downloaded the TP-Link Tether application and followed on the screen prompts to configure the Wi-Fi names and passwords for each of the three bands available. Once everything has been configured, the Tether application was my favorite location to refine other router settings and various diagnostic aspects. However, which impressed me, it is the approach centered on the game of the Tether application. On the HomeCare tab, you will find the QoS (Quality of Service) section. From there, I can prioritize what was most important in my house - who in my case was the game. Now, if my family is trying to broadcast videos while I play, I can be sure that most of them Bandwidth is used for my games, which guarantees minimal offset when I boot buttocks in Call of Duty. Another feature that deserves mention is the integrated Trend Micro antivirus protection. This optional feature will ensure that any malicious content is blocked by the router even before it reaches home devices - one less thing you will need to worry when you surf the web. Antivirus protection also includes a system of intrusion prevention, which claims to protect your home network against external attacks. Although I can not check this assertion, I am convinced that the extra protection is a useful addition.

I really dig the TP-LINK AX11000 router. Although I have not seen great improvements in my Internet speed tests, I have certainly seen an improvement in Internet stability. My NAT type is systematically reported as open when I play online, which guarantees that I take advantage of the best possible experience online. The Configuration of the AX11000 has been very simple and the Tether application, available for iOS and Android devices, is very intuitive and easy to understand. After spending more than a week with this router, I still have no problem. The price of the AX11000 is quite high. However, many features allow you to justify this cost. If you are in a fireplace with many different online connected devices, the AX11000 will guarantee better than everyone s online experience is stable and fast. The Added Trend Micro antivirus protection is a huge relief for me as a parent who can not always supervise my children s online activities. In addition, this router is fully compatible Wi-Fi 6, so that more and more devices use this new standard, you will be able to stay quiet knowing that your home network is already able to fully enjoy the benefits.