WAVLINKBE3600 WiFi 7 Router, Dual Band Gaming Router with Gigabit Ports, MLO, 4096-QAM & Multi-Rus Tech, Support Mesh/AP/Repeater Mode, Guest WiFi, QoS, IPv6, VPN

This router value is astounding! I ended up buying it for $47, but even at reg. price of $59, it is a great value. The router has the latest Wi-Fi version 7. it covers my whole 1400 sq.ft condo with ease, and I don't have any blind spot. The router hat it replaced was much costlier, it was a mesh with version 6 Wi-Fi but i still had some blind spot in some areas.On top of it cost $120 ON SALE. I don't know who Wavlink is, but if their other products are of the same value, the company is a winner.

This router was easy to setup. Customer Support was outstanding.

This very affordable WiFi router is the first one I’ve used that supports WiFi 7. Its maximum downstream speed is so fast that my current sub-1 gigabit broadband service doesn’t even begin to provide it with a challenge. That said, it can allow for a bit more speed within the home LAN for point-to-point file/data transfers.The router was easy to install (plug in power and the Ethernet cable) and configure. WAVLINK has smartphone apps to manage this router. However, I used a web browser on desktop computer with a large screen to view the options. The web-based built-in configuration menus are varied and rich. However, one option it does not provide is the ability to have a separate SSID for the 2.4 and 5 GHz frequencies. This is desirable because some IoT devices like security cameras only support 2.4 GHz and get “confused” by WiFi access points that use the same SSID for both frequency bands. That said, everything else including changing the SSID, password, etc. was simple to do via the web interface.The BE3600 provided the maximum download near the limit of my broadband service. It has a slightly greater range than the WiFi router it replaces. However, there are still parts of my home it cannot reach. And, despite providing a list of compatible mesh extenders it does take a bit of homework to determine what extenders will work with the BE3600. And, I was unable to find a compatible mesh extender that supported WiFi7. The mesh extenders I found were WiFi6 compatible. I think it is possible to use a second BE3600 as a mesh extender. However, the documentation is not clear on this.

Very satisfied with this WiFi 7 router. Easy to configure and has many options. The price was half of a major brand and works great for my needs.

Glad minor issues setting this up as a repeater for my local wi-fi. But once I figured out what was going on, bam. Works unbelievably.

This item is a piece of garbage. There is no way if you have a problem that you can call and talk to Customer Service in the hours that they have for you to call between it sends you to a voicemail. I don’t think I wanna have that type of service that I have to leave a voicemail From morning to night timebefore somebody gets back with me. This is a waste of time. Do not buy this item from this seller, I warned you.

Had for a week and has worked flawlessly.. Works great with my TDS fiber and has good range even in my garage. Plays my games with low ping no dropped signals.

I expected a lot from this router, and it's a wonderful interface. Unfortunately, where this router fails (for me) is that it's not quite as fast as my existing AC1200 Netgear ORBI. This thing should be a lot faster than my current ORBI, but is in fact about 15% slower.My internet connection is 710MB/sec down and about 60 upstream in testing with speedtest. This router, through the same speedtest gets 585 down and just under 45 up. I get slightly better speeds on my wired conenction, but this unit got the same speeds wired as it does wireless, so I'm not sure what the problem is.I upgraded it to the latest firmware, and reran the tests but got almost exactly the same results. Just replacing it with my old ORBI got the old (better) speeds.I read somewhere that when you run these types of tests that you need to power off your old router because they can cause connection issues, but even with my ORBI powered off (the third test), it came back even slightly slower than the first two.So, while I really do like the interface a lot better than my Netgear one, I really don't want to give up the existing speed that I get with my ORBI, so this one will be donated to somewhere that can use it. I suppose if your internet connection was under 500MB/sec that it would be a great addition.