If you are just planning to buy a router or are looking for a replacement for an old one, take a look at the Archer D20. The novelty from TP-LINK impresses with its modern design and perfect communication quality.
Just space functional
The Archer D20 wireless device is dual-band and combines a powerful router and ADSL2 + modem in one. The novelty will be a profitable purchase for a home or office that needs a wired and wireless connection. Count on flawless online media playback and seamless network connectivity.
The space functionality of the Archer D20 is, first of all, support for the new Wi-Fi 802.11ac standard, which works three times faster than the previous generation of communication. On the 2.4 GHz frequency, users can enjoy wireless Internet at speeds up to 300 Mbps, but when switching to 5 GHz, it will increase to 433 Mbps. Network performance will increase - basic tasks such as browsing websites and working with mail can be entrusted to the 2.4 GHz frequency, while a freer 5 GHz channel will be enough for watching HD movies, online games, downloading large files.
The combination of a wireless router and modem makes the Archer D20 a real boon for DSL subscribers. The router is compatible with previous generation DSL and supports ADSL2 + at high speed. This is a guarantee of getting the maximum speed that the provider provides.
By the way, setting up the Archer D20 from TP-LINK in a matter of minutes is possible using the Tether mobile program. After configuring the router, you can later use your smartphone to manage the network and update settings.
Top 10 Archer D20 Features
- 802.11 support
- Work at 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz frequencies.
- RJ11 port for ADSL access.
- LAN / WAN port for Ethernet / fiber optic modem connection.
- Four ports: three 10/100 Mbps, one WAN / LAN.
- Two antennas for reliable coverage.
- USB for data exchange via FTP server (remotely) or in a local network.
- Supports TP-LINK Tether software for flexible configuration.
- Option "Parental Control", which allows you to configure restrictions.
- Support
I think that this model should become popular, first of all, among ADSL2 + users who want to switch to the new 802.11ac standard and use a 5 GHz network.
