What is the value and quality of a router that must be set to lower channel width capacity in order to not have connection problems?

Steamlinks throughout my home run into connection problems

The AX50 is not a bad router, and if I had a more typical WAN connection I might not have had the connection problems I had, which would have saved me from having to deal with tp-link support

The result was successful in eliminating the connection problems but resulted in a SIGNIFICANT drop in wifi speeds

n’t had a complain yet

The interface was very user-friendly I like that tp-link offer cloud remote

I told him don’t bother I already packed it back up for return

woe be to you if your tv refuses to connect...there u r, paying for netfliks or watever...but password u enter, the router insists is wrong

Took a while to figure out some of my devices didn't support b/g/n/ax mode and had to downgrade to b/g/n to get things working.

The resolution for this was to go into Router config and switch Mode to b/g/n mixed (no AX) and disabling Smart Connect.

The resolution for this was to go into Router config and switch Mode to b/g/n mixed (no AX) and disabling Smart Connect.