TP-Link Archer BE400 Dual-Band BE6500 WiFi 7 Router | 4K/8K Streaming 6.5 Gbps | 1× 2.5 Gbps WAN/LAN + 3× 1 Gbps LAN Ports + 1× USB 3.0 | 6 Antennas | Compatible with Alexa and Google Assistant

The TP-Link Archer BE230 offers strong dual-band Wi-Fi 7 performance and a solid array of modern features—multi-gig ports, mesh capability, app control, and enhanced security—at a price that's hard to beat. Setup with the TP-Link Tether app is quick and intuitive, catering to both beginners and more advanced users. Easily creates network-attached storage for file sharing or cloud backups. Four powerful antennas and Beamforming technology extend strong wireless coverage across most small-to-medium homes. Performance on the 2.4GHz band is solid, with excellent signal strength throughout typical apartments. While it skips the 6GHz band (Not available in India for civilians) and ultra-high-end speeds, it's an ideal upgrade for small households wanting to future-proof their networks without breaking the bank.

Overall its doing what it’s supposed to... I have got 2 of it for a specific purpose,1. I needed to have an single complete internet WIFI coverage to my house and also wanted the WIFI to be part of file sharing/streaming/CCTV at all rooms even outside our house.2. I needed to manage the routers via a simple browser interface (I don’t want to install App’s for this), it can be via my laptop or phone.3. Router which not only supports MESH but also a wired backhaul connection(as the ground floor location is little hard to reach).This router was good in meeting all of this, I set it up and it worked like a charm, been using this since 10 days now no issues, no drops of any kind. Max I had around 9 devices connected 2 of them were accessing HD streaming.One was file sharing. Rest was internet. I did not see any lag. It’s been up 24X7 since then. Range is fantastic.Overall good, I feel price is a little bit steep and also I feel good documentation is missing around these routers. We only get the standard Setup info even on net.Also I expected it to have better build quality(its good but the cover is not metal). It gets slightly warm as the usage increase but its not a issues.Overall happy.

I have a decently large house and used to have a router plus 3 repeaters as my old setup. With this not only it completely covers my house but i also somehow get signal till the end of my street which is close to 6 houses down (i lowered the power so it only covers my house). I get flawless wifi 7 signal throughout and it can handle large groups of people like around 20 plus connecting to it as it auto assigns people to either 2.5 or 5 ghz bands to deliver best possible qualit. Best value for money and its very easy to use and manage especially because of the thether app. It can connect 200 devices so its kind of over powered for home use but its future proof. I consistently get 500mbps with 23 devices connected to it at any corner of the house

Nice product, internet connections work smoothly, the app software is too good, you can limit the users and also customise the WiFi time. Enhances the range and speed over regular default fibre provider modem. Covers area where regular modem doesn’t reach.One star less as I still have to take connection via modem, if this would have worked as modem too, life would have been easier !

Totally worth it, got best range, stability and works across 70-80 metres outside of house and top floor. It’s worth taking the leap on price. Works seamless a across Mac, android and cameras. Great built quality.

good functions, app support. WiFi coverage and speed exultant. value for money.

This is just a regular 2.4Ghz & 5Ghz Wi-Fi router sold in a box printed as Wi-Fi 7. This router does not have the 6Ghz band nor the hardware for 320Mhz channel width. Furthermore, the difference in speed & latency between this router and any Archer AX WI-FI 6 router is negligibly small. In fact my 6 year old Tplink Wi-Fi 6 router is faster & has a stronger signal than this router. The 5Ghz signal strength falls very sharply with distance, like a low quality router.The biggest technical handicap is the MLO NETWORK in the device. I spoke to multiple BE owners & discovered that in the BE series sold in India the MLO network is SLOWER than 5GHZ!! MLO is supposed to improve throughput, not reduce it. It's shocking!

I recently purchased two TP-Link Archer BE400 WiFi 7 routers and set them up as a mesh network—one on the first floor as the main unit and the other on the ground floor as a wired satellite. Installation was straightforward, and the coverage throughout my duplex home is outstanding.Even though my Jio Fiber plan is for 150Mbps, I consistently get between 160-170Mbps over WiFi with these routers, which is a fantastic boost over my previous setup. Streaming 4K and even some 8K content has been completely smooth across all devices, thanks to WiFi 7 technology.These routers come packed with useful features: fast 6.5Gbps rated speed, multiple LAN ports including a 2.5Gbps WAN/LAN, and integration with Alexa and Google Assistant for easy smart home management. The six antennas really help with coverage and reliable connections on both floors.A small drawback—Jio Fiber unfortunately locks down bridge mode on their routers, so I couldn’t activate it. It would have been nice to use that feature, but performance is still excellent with the BE400 running as my main router.If you're looking for fast, future-proof WiFi for your home, these routers deliver. I highly recommend them, especially for mesh setups and anyone frustrated by ISP router limitations!Best to buy in sale at 7500/- to 8000/- including cashback and bank discounts