Review on Archer C20 Wireless Dual Band Router by TP-LINK - IEEE 802.11ac Ethernet with AC750 for Improved Internet Performance by Agata Kozio ᠌

After a duration of one and a half weeks, I started to lose the network, and the TP of the provider either saw it or didn't see it. The reboot was helpful for a while, but then it stopped working altogether. After giving the old one a try, I realized that I had just not been paying attention to how difficult things had become over the past few days. The configuration is not simple or obvious, but because I had the necessary information on the previous router, I put it up. How simple it will be to organize everything from scratch. Who cares, it would take me time and effort, but I'm not much different than everybody else. The software is terrible; in order to use it, you must first be linked to the device in question; in other words, there is no genuine remote control. You are able to examine the progress of the work being done on the device even if you are in a different city thanks to the same Kinetics' remote access capabilities. The purpose of this application is still beyond my comprehension, and I have no idea what advantages it has over a browser in terms of the services it offers. In the end, I took it back to the store where I bought it and exchanged it for the original.