Optimizing a router for your space can be a pain, but TP-Link is trying to make it easy with a new router. The Archer AXE200 Omni is a WiFi 6E model with four mechanical antennas that rotate automatically. The idea is that, to optimize the signal, the router will adjust the antenna placement based on the location and usage of your WiFi devices.
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The Archer AXE200 Omni can deliver total speeds of over 10Gbps, according to TP-Link. It has a tri-band setup that includes the 6GHz band. If it works as promised, the router could improve poor connections throughout your home or maintain a stable WiFi connection while streaming video on your phone.
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TP-Link, meanwhile, has launched its first quad-band router, the Archer AXE300. It says the device can deliver WiFi speeds of up to 16Gbps. Having more bands could help reduce network congestion. You can set up a dedicated band, which will be useful for things like online gaming if your console or computer is too far from the router to connect via Ethernet.
Additionally, the company's latest flagship mesh system is the Deco XE200. With the help of WiFi 6E, TP-Link claims it can deliver speeds of up to 11 Gbps. A two-pack should cover up to 6,500 square feet and connect more than 200 devices.
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All three router systems will come with TP-Link HomeShield to give owners complete control over their network as well as a degree of security. The company announced several other WiFi 6E products at CES, including the Deco Voice X50, which has a built-in smart speaker and a unit designed to extend a mesh network outdoors. All of these routers will be available in 2022.
Source of information engadget.com
