- Is the EX141 a good upgrade from an older Wi-Fi 5 router?
- Yes, if your old router is a basic AC1200 or older unit. Wi-Fi 6 adds better handling of many devices at once, and the gigabit ports let you use a fast line. It will not match an AX3000 router on peak speed.
- Does it work with fiber and cable internet?
- Yes. It has a gigabit WAN port that connects to a fiber ONT or cable modem, and gigabit LAN ports for wired devices. Your ISP may need the router set to DHCP or PPPoE.
- How many devices can it handle?
- It is fine for a small household with phones, a TV and a laptop or two. A home with dozens of active devices, heavy gaming or large file transfers will do better with an AX3000 or tri-band router.
- Does it have a USB port?
- No. There is no USB port, so you cannot attach a drive or printer to share over the network. Use a network drive or a separate print server if you need that.
- Can I use it as an access point or with a mesh system?
- It can run in access point mode when connected by Ethernet to another router. It is not part of TP-Link's Deco mesh line, so it will not roam seamlessly with Deco nodes.
- What is in the box?
- The retail box includes the router, a power adapter, an Ethernet cable and a quick setup guide. The two-year limited warranty covers the hardware.
- Where is the TP Link EX141 AX1500 Dual Band Gigabit WiFi 6 Router cheapest?
- At GUNMANSA, for $38.36, as of our latest check.