TendaWi-Fi 6 Router AX1800 Smart WiFi Router (RX3) -Dual Band Gigabit Wireless Internet Router，with MU-MIMO+OFDMA, 1.8GHz Quad-Core CPU, Up to 1200 Square Feet Coverage(4 Rooms) & 64 Devices

my home is townhouse and I have a fios router sitting in garage which can't reach to 3rd floor.It's become annoying after I moved my office from first floor to 3rd floor and I REALLY need a router sitting in the middle(2nd) floor to extend the wifi range but not sacrifice the speed.I have looked multiple route and this wifi 6 route come into my eye.I never experienced how wifi6 behave before as we dont have wifi 6 device and thought it wouldn't matter.but turned out I am WRONG! it indeed faster than wifi5 which is what my fios 5 has now and this router's signal can cover every angle in my house. really what I need.the admin page is very easy to use. not much different than the fios management page.I have configured its ip in a different range so that no device IP will conflicts each other.I have been using it over a month now and so far so good!highly recommended it

I bought this router originally about 6 months ago, in a used " very good " condition, per Amazon Warehouse. I bought it for $15.50 (yes you are reading the price right $15.50) and it was in what I would characterize as being in "Excellent" condition. What a steal. It has a Quad Core Processor and consequently it does respond very quickly. It has "4", 6 dbi, antennas, which are extremely powerful, allowing for an exceptional wall penetration. Overall performance is Phenomenal. Moreover, within the past week, I bought a second Used Unit, said to be in Good condition for only $24.99 from Amazon Warehouse (to use as an additional Access Point). Therefore, in total I have spent a total of roughly $40 for two of these WiFi 6 routers. Again, nothing short of a steal. Quite frankly, I now have owned a total of "7" Tenda routers over many years. Obviously, I have been, and I am, very impressed with the Company, and the performance of their routers. I highly recommend this router, and too, I highly recommend Tenda as a Company.

You can get but it’s not that durable. Also only good for big houses. Didn’t even boot the actual speed :/

Independent testers listed the Tenda as having more bang for the buck. Reviews were mostly good, and Amazon had it on sale at a good price, so I ordered it. Upon receipt, the router was packaged in such a way that it seemed to be one that had been sold and returned with power wire and connection cable wadded up and protective coverings replaced at an angle with lots of bubbling underneath. I got started connecting it which was fairly simple and intuitive taking only a few minutes. It worked great, and I was happy -- for twenty minutes. After twenty minutes of use, my internet connection dropped and would not reconnect. I rebooted the modem, router and computer, but no connection was available. Maybe that's why it had been returned in the first place. With all the routers I have connected in the past, I have never had to sit on the phone with a helpful tech and didn't want to start. A router that connects easily and works well for twenty minutes should not need trouble shooting. I returned the Tenda to Amazon for a full refund and ordered an ASUS router to replace it. It was a little more expensive but way more dependable and a great deal faster than the Tenda. Now, I am a happy camper! Amazon was, as usual, very helpful and obliging with the return for which I am thankful. Unfortunately, I can't recommend the Tenda router and will never buy another one.

Have had this for quite some time and am still very pleased with this purchase.

I bought an EERO mesh system about a 18 months ago And for the first eight months or so it worked well. Then I started having connectivity issues with my work laptop and my cell phone. After 10 frustrating months and dozens of support calls to Eero, Apple, my ISP, my cell phone provider, and my company’s IT team— and even Amazon replacing the entire Eero system because one of the beacons didn’t work at all— I finally gave up on it all together and replaced it with this Tenda router, based on limited but strong product reviews. I had a little trouble with the set up initially but once I got that sorted, it’s been working flawlessly for a couple months now. One complaint: my power went out very briefly during a storm the other day and I had to manually restart the router. I don’t have to do that with my modem, or other equipment. Fortunately, I was home at the time. But I do travel and if there was a power outage while I was away, I might regret this review! I have a lot of smart home devices that rely on a functioning router. Time will tell.**** UPDATE 3/19/22 ****The Tenda router still works well, as long as the power and internet stay connected. But I am downgrading from 5 stars to 2 because there is no way to reset the router remotely. Again today my neighborhood had a Comcast outage. I wasn’t home at the time, but once service was restored all of my smart home devices (thermostat, security cameras, lights, etc) remained offline and inaccessible because I wasn’t there to physically reset the Tenda router. Would not buy again. Disappointing.

I've had this several months now and have no issues with it. Good signal, better than my old more expensive router, and have never lost connection.

Bought this Wi-Fi 6 router in April 2023 to replace an older Wi-Fi 5 router. Was impressed with the ease of setup and the unit was less bulky and better looking than my previous router. Great price.Fast forward to November 2024, when I came home from work it was kaput. No lights, nothing. Wouldn't reset, checked the power plug, everything else in the surge protector was up and running. Changed outlets. Nope. Deader than a doornail. I expect electronic equipment I buy to last for more than 17 months, silly me. That's what I get for buying an inexpensive router. Would not recommend this device.