(Such a measurement is only good to a couple dB anyway, so within the measurement accuracy the 2 routers were the same)So lots of hype, lots of wiz-bang pictures but mediocre performance

Easy to set up and great performance make this the best bet for upgrading your Wi-fi network.

Easy setup, improved performance over the ISP provided router

Overall, this TP-LINK AC2600 Wi-Fi Router has excellent performance and is adequate for large homes with a lot of users/connected devices

I will never go TP-Link again because of this pitiful performance in a "top of the line" product.

I was actually able to set-up an in-home hadoop storage cluster over wifi very simply and get decent performance

Great performance and high quality

Overall, I give this product 5 stars for ease of set up, strong performance, and nice appearance.

Thought it would improve performance, speed and range.

Not had any issues sinceI own a fire hd10 which has bad connections- if it connects directly to the wifi 2.4 ghz without going thru the extender it never drops the connectionif you are getting poor performance when using the extenders that means you need to check if the router needs to be upgraded since the wireless provider may have upgraded the hardware on their end- failing that you need to buy bigger bandwidth

Overall performance is solid on both bands and the higher wireless speeds were immediately noticed in the performance of my NAS when transferring files between my desktop PC/NAS

They are easy to set-up, has good performance, and are generally compatible with the open source OpenWRT router firmware

Outside of an occassional drop (~2-3 months each time) in functionality, perfect performance.

Slow performance and constant drops throughout the day

The USB performance is decent but not nearly as good as you would experience with a NAS.

Great product for the price and the performance is better than many of the higher priced competitors.

**(incorrect as it must have been added in new firmware) - No ability to release and ip address to an ISP

an everything worked as it was supposed to.