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Name: TP-Link - Archer AXE7800 Tri-Band Wi-Fi 6E Router - Black
Brand: TP-Link
SKU: 6522470
Price: 159.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6 (575 reviews)

TP-Link - Archer AXE7800 Tri-Band Wi-Fi 6E Router - Black

Model:: Archer AXE7800; |
SKU:: 6522470

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Questiondo you need to pay internet bill for it to work?
Asked 1 month ago by LEon.
- Answer Yes you need provided internet to have wifi
  Answered 1 month ago by BenS
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QuestionWill this router work with the 2.5GHZ network and higher and what is the warranty on them, and are these new or refurbished.
Asked 1 month ago by GlennMc7.
- Answer Yes. It has a 2.5g and 5g auto switching or seperated and a WiFi 6E.
  Answered 1 month ago by MotownMark
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QuestionHow many devices will it support
Asked 2 months ago by Matt.
- Answer I read 200. I am running nearly 50.
  Answered 1 month ago by MotownMark
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QuestionIs this also the AXE95 ?
Asked 2 months ago by TSRMAN.
- Answer Hi tsrman, The Archer AXE7800 and AXE95 are separate models.
  Answered 2 months ago by TPLinkSupport
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QuestionDoes this work with AT&T fiber optic internet for home.
Asked 2 months ago by Curiousenior70.
- Answer Yes
  Answered 1 month ago by GregoryF
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QuestionDoes the ACE7800 support lan port Link Aggregation?
Asked 3 months ago by Travis.
- Answer No, it does support a multi-gig Ethernet port but its not support link aggregation.
  Answered 3 months ago by TPLinkSupport
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QuestionDoes this router supply distinct SSID's for the different BANDS? Does it offer any integrated family internet capabilities, pausing devices, schedules etc?
Asked 3 months ago by TCoursey.
- Answer Yes, You can have your Guest Network be 1, your 2.4/5g but #2 and then you have your 6ghz band be a 3rd network name. All can be there own name and password, So Yes 3 SSID you can have at once,
  Answered 3 months ago by ChrisD
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QuestionWill this work with T-Mobile home internet and help with buffering
Asked 4 months ago by Anonymous.
- Answer You need home internet from a cable or fiber network, not t-mobie
  Answered 3 months ago by ChrisD
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QuestionCan I set this up as an access point that is plugged into another router with a network cable?
Asked 4 months ago by Richo151.
- Answer you can set this up as a AP Mode
  Answered 3 months ago by ChrisD
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QuestionDoes this device allow for choosing which channel the bands operate on? Some channels in my neighborhood are very saturated while others are almost empty.
Asked 5 months ago by Quake2015.
- Answer WIth the app on your phone you can analyze channel congestion or you can select what channel works bbest for you Auto, 1-11 then on the 6ghs band, AUTO, or a bunch of others to choose from, but you will not have this issue as there are currently very few devices that utilitze the 6ghz bandwidth spectrum
  Answered 3 months ago by ChrisD
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QuestionIs this router compatible with Verizon 5G home internet
Asked 5 months ago by Anonymous.
- Answer no
  Answered 3 months ago by ChrisD
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QuestionWhat file transfer protocol does this router use?
Asked 7 months ago by Headee.
- Answer Hi Headee, For file sharing, the router supports FTP and Samba. For local media sharing, the router supports access via DLNA-supported devices to share media files.
  Answered 7 months ago by TPLinkSupport
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QuestionDoes this router have surge protection?
Asked 7 months ago by Ququa.
- Answer no
  Answered 3 months ago by ChrisD
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QuestionSince this router has multiple WAN ports - can it support connections from both Verizon and Cablevision? Does it aggregate bandwidth? Is there traffic shaping? Automatic fail-over if 1 link goes down?
Asked 8 months ago by Ap22.
- Answer No, this is not a multi-WAN router. It has two WAN/LAN ports—one for 2.5 Gbps connectivity and one for 1 Gbps connectivity. Once you have chosen one for your WAN connection, the other will act as a LAN port. For multi-WAN configuration and failover support, we suggest considering one of our Omada Routers that support the feature.
  Answered 7 months ago by TPLinkSupport
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QuestionWhat are the security features of this router? Does It have built in 2FA?? Or how about MAC address filtering??? Can I hook it up to a fiber Internet connection???
Asked 8 months ago by SmokeeBear.
- Answer No on 2FA, Yes on Mac filtering, And your fiber connection, as long as it has a network cable that plugs into the back of it, it will work
  Answered 3 months ago by ChrisD
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QuestionIs this compatible with vyve internet?
Asked 8 months ago by Qurpcy.
- Answer Yes, as long as your existing Internet source (e.g., modem, ONT, gateway) is connected to the router via Ethernet cable.
  Answered 8 months ago by TPLinkSupport
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QuestionWifi in our area is sketchy and we have no access to wired internet. I have 3 different internet providers and switch between them depending on which is the best at the moment. Can one router accommodate more than one service provider?
Asked 9 months ago by TMWBMW.
- Answer Hi! While this specific router is not designed to accommodate multiple Internet sources, we do offer multi-WAN routers with load balancing and failover features that should fit your needs well. For more information, please visit our website or get in touch with our support team and we'll gladly help you pick the best router to fit your specific network needs.
  Answered 9 months ago by TPLinkSupport
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QuestionI am in college and the WiFi is really bad. If I buy one of these do I have to pay monthly for WiFi? Also can I just use a Ethernet cord and a connected to my Xbox right to the router?
Asked 9 months ago by Natehowe.
- Answer If you are referring to using the router on campus (dorm), whether you can use it and whether any fees are involved will depend on the school's policies, and their IT team. We would recommend contacting the IT team at the college to discuss requirements and compatibility options.
  Answered 9 months ago by TPLinkSupport
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QuestionIs there a connection for our land line phone?
Asked 9 months ago by Bill.
- Answer The Archer AXE7800 is equipped with RJ45 (Ethernet) connections. It does not support RJ11 (Traditional Telephone Line) connectors. It may work if your phone connects over Ethernet (e.g., VoIP). However, if your landline phone uses traditional landline cabling and connectivity, the router is not designed for that type of connection.
  Answered 9 months ago by TPLinkSupport
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QuestionCan this be ceiling mounted and work in that position? And how many sq ft will this cover?
Asked 9 months ago by BR549.
- Answer The bottom of the router has wall mounting keyholes. Its performance depends heavily on its installation location, surroundings, and antenna positioning.
  Answered 9 months ago by TPLinkSupport
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TP-Link - Archer AXE7800 Tri-Band Wi-Fi 6E Router - Black

Q: Questiondo you need to pay internet bill for it to work?

Q: QuestionWill this router work with the 2.5GHZ network and higher and what is the warranty on them, and are these new or refurbished.

Q: QuestionHow many devices will it support

Q: QuestionIs this also the AXE95 ?

Q: QuestionDoes this work with AT&T fiber optic internet for home.

Q: QuestionDoes the ACE7800 support lan port Link Aggregation?

Q: QuestionDoes this router supply distinct SSID's for the different BANDS? Does it offer any integrated family internet capabilities, pausing devices, schedules etc?

Q: QuestionWill this work with T-Mobile home internet and help with buffering

Q: QuestionCan I set this up as an access point that is plugged into another router with a network cable?

Q: QuestionDoes this device allow for choosing which channel the bands operate on? Some channels in my neighborhood are very saturated while others are almost empty.

Q: QuestionIs this router compatible with Verizon 5G home internet

Q: QuestionWhat file transfer protocol does this router use?

Q: QuestionDoes this router have surge protection?

Q: QuestionSince this router has multiple WAN ports - can it support connections from both Verizon and Cablevision? Does it aggregate bandwidth? Is there traffic shaping? Automatic fail-over if 1 link goes down?

Q: QuestionWhat are the security features of this router? Does It have built in 2FA?? Or how about MAC address filtering??? Can I hook it up to a fiber Internet connection???

Q: QuestionIs this compatible with vyve internet?

Q: QuestionWifi in our area is sketchy and we have no access to wired internet. I have 3 different internet providers and switch between them depending on which is the best at the moment. Can one router accommodate more than one service provider?

Q: QuestionI am in college and the WiFi is really bad. If I buy one of these do I have to pay monthly for WiFi? Also can I just use a Ethernet cord and a connected to my Xbox right to the router?

Q: QuestionIs there a connection for our land line phone?

Q: QuestionCan this be ceiling mounted and work in that position? And how many sq ft will this cover?

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QuestionDoes this router supply distinct SSID's for the different BANDS? Does it offer any integrated family internet capabilities, pausing devices, schedules etc?

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QuestionSince this router has multiple WAN ports - can it support connections from both Verizon and Cablevision? Does it aggregate bandwidth? Is there traffic shaping? Automatic fail-over if 1 link goes down?

QuestionWhat are the security features of this router? Does It have built in 2FA?? Or how about MAC address filtering??? Can I hook it up to a fiber Internet connection???

QuestionIs this compatible with vyve internet?

QuestionWifi in our area is sketchy and we have no access to wired internet. I have 3 different internet providers and switch between them depending on which is the best at the moment. Can one router accommodate more than one service provider?

QuestionI am in college and the WiFi is really bad. If I buy one of these do I have to pay monthly for WiFi? Also can I just use a Ethernet cord and a connected to my Xbox right to the router?

QuestionIs there a connection for our land line phone?

QuestionCan this be ceiling mounted and work in that position? And how many sq ft will this cover?