Any new adsl/dsl modem routers for sky fiber

delpy8 · 29 Feb 2020 at 14:03

Hi guys Im using the Tp link archer vr2800 and was wondering if there is any newer better models out there from any manufacturer? To be honest Idont think there is as Ive been looking around, want better coverage through out the house and garden

Cheers

Ayahuasca · 29 Feb 2020 at 14:43

A single device is unlikely to improve your wireless range and throughput any more than that model you currently have.

Even those 6 antenna nighthawk monstrosities are limited. @Avalon is your man for this but if you can you’re better off wiring in an access point if possible.

MissChief · 29 Feb 2020 at 16:17

delpy8 said:
Hi guys Im using the Tp link archer vr2800 and was wondering if there is any newer better models out there from any manufacturer? To be honest Idont think there is as Ive been looking around, want better coverage through out the house and garden

Cheers

Do you have Sky Tv with Sky Q?

delpy8 · 29 Feb 2020 at 18:08

MissChief said:
Do you have Sky Tv with Sky Q?

Hi MissChief yes I have sky TV with sky q

MissChief · 29 Feb 2020 at 19:23

delpy8 said:
Hi MissChief yes I have sky TV with sky q

Thought about trying for a Q Hub or Hub 4.2? This would give you Wi-Fi hotspots throughout the house which I don't think will work with your TP Link.

Avalon · 1 Mar 2020 at 14:01

Replacing the router isn’t likely to resolve the problem - you’ll just end up with another compromised AIO device in a (usually) sub optimal location. You can either install AP’s appropriate to your requirements or mesh. AP’s will require you to run cable and either use a PoE switch or injectors.