Reviews

A 2-pack of Deco BE95 nodes saturated our 10 GbE backbone, pushed 4.2 Gbps to a single WiFi 7 client, and gave a 4,000 sq ft home full coverage.

AX1800 dual-band, OneMesh compatible, and a wired Gigabit port for legacy clients. The RE605X added 1,200 sq ft of usable signal in our test home.

Three Orbi 770 nodes blanketed a 4,300 sq ft home with no dead zones, sustained 3.7 Gbps to a WiFi 7 client, and won our roaming consistency test.

After 8 months running a two-pack Eero Max 7 in a 3,200 sq ft home, we know exactly who should the price for two routers and who should walk away.

Three Velop AX5300 nodes covered an 8,000 sq ft test home, but slow firmware updates and middling roaming put it behind cheaper rivals.

After 7 months pushing the Archer BE800 across a 2,400 sq ft home with 38 connected devices, we have a clear take on whether TP-Link's WiFi 7 flagship is.

Eight wired Ethernet ports, 2.5 GbE WAN, AiProtection Pro free for life, and 4,800 Mbps of WiFi 6. The RT-AX88U Pro is still the standalone router to beat.

Three years on a TL-SG108 in our home lab tells us whether the price unmanaged switch deserves the perennial bestseller status, or whether it is time to upgrade.

Three years on the SB8200 across a Comcast 1 Gbps plan tells us where the price modem still earns a spot in 2026 and where the MB8611 has overtaken it.

Three eero Pro 6E units cover a 3,200 sq ft house with no dead zones, sustain 900+ Mbps in every room, and cost less than rivals that perform worse.