TP-Link BE3600 Wi-Fi 7 Portable Travel Router TL-WR3602BE | Dual-Band, 2.5 Gig Port, USB 3.0 | Multi-Modes in One | OpenVPN, WireGuard® | Public WiFi Sharing for Hotel/Cruise/RV/Plane | No 6 GHz

AWESOME!!!
Been using this for the last 6 months and I have not needed to reboot it once. 4 laptops, 3 TV’s, and 4 cells. No problem and this Gig capable.

Easy setup
This was the fastest router I’ve ever set up. I’ve also had no issues with the app.

Best router for a good price!?
Bought this to replace my nighthawk. The app and setup is easy, connects all my devices well. Great quality all around, I’m definitely a huge fan of this router and its speeds.

wifi 7 routers are more finicky than a 6/6e…this one sure was if using Smart features…read more!
UPDATE 11/23/25:I successfully found my solution to where Smart Connect totally failed to allow WPA 2 and 3 in mixed mode and none of my WPA2 devices would connect nor could I use WPA3 in mixed WPA2/WPA3 mode at all, zero connection to WAN. I turned off the Smart Connect, kept the same Network name for my primary 5Ghz devices connecting with WPA3 personal only, and created a separate WPA2 only new network for the 2.4GHz band. All of the newer WPA3/5GHz devices were able to connect and the older devices that were only capable of 2.4GHz and WPA2 or lower protocol, also were able to connect perfectly on the 2.4GHz network. Given your network and LAN access (contain) both Networks, the router allows access to both seamlessly. My several security cameras on the 2.4GHz/WPA2 network are accessible from my other 5GHz network so basically all devices now are contained in the same LAN, although connected to one or the other network only. Perfect!As said, the smart features of this router stink, and while they may work for some users, there’s many people out there that had to go fully manual for Network and Band setup as I did. (read some forums out there!). So net is, this router is fully usable, but, do not trust its smart features to work well. I’m hoping a future firmware update makes this new router work as well as my old wifi6 AX55 router did in full Smart/auto mode. for now, do what I did if you are experiencing internet connections issues and/or related new/old device issues.———————————————————————————————————-I’ve used a TP-Link AX55/3000 model here for a year with a cable model, and then, after switching to FIOS and an ONT (not a modem) this router continued to not miss a beat. 100% stable connections and speeds.We had a recent issue where our FIOS service got unstable and I ordered the BE3600 with an assumption it was a router issue. We lost internet for a week. The issue was not router related. Our ISP tech found two faulty connections in our FIOS wiring and once repaired, we were back at full speed.I tried to keep the BE3600 in operation since it was set up, but, keep loosing internet connection when using a wpa2/wpa3 combo which we need for a mix of old and new devices.Our old wifi6 TP-Link worked fine in this mode, but, the BE3600 refused to stay connected if we chose a wifi security protocol for both wpa2 and wpa3. Only WPA3 seemed to stay connected. But, doing that, we lost connections to several old wpa2 only devices.Yes, we can create a unique wpa2 and wpa 3 network using different names and passwords, but, the whole benefit of this “smart” technology and features for these TP-Link routers is to be able to allow them to handle all “traffic” and required frequencies and security wifi protocols to connect using their SMART features, to both older and newer (wpa2 and/or wpa3) devices.This wifi7 router fails miserably at using its SMART technology to communicate to both older/wpa2 and newer wpa3 devices. Simply put, the SMART connect feature is useless.I ended up reinstalling my old wifi6 AX55 TP-Link router and everything was restored for compatibility. Zero issues for using both wpa2 and wpa3 protocols at the same time.We’ll keep the BE3600 as an emergency backup, but, if you have few, if any wifi 7 devices able to use the wifi 7 protocol, stick with a wifi6 router. Keeping it simpler works better!

I switched over to a new router as my old one was overheating and not reaching my full speed through the ISP. this router allows everyone in the house to connect their devices and it doesn’t slow down at all. A good buy.

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