 Show 1,160,000₫ Giá đã VAT (Liên hệ để có giá tốt hơn) Router Wifi TPLink Archer C1200 – Router Gigabit không dây băng tần kép AC1200. – Tốc độ 867Mbps ở băng tần 5GHz + Tốc độ 300Mbps ở băng tần 2.4GHz. – Tốc độ Wi-Fi 1200Mbps băng tần kép cho chất lượng giải trí mượt mà hơn. – 3 antenna ngoài mở rộng độ phủ sóng không dây đáng kể. – 1 cổng WAN Gigabit + 4 cổng LAN Gigabit. – 1 cổng USB hỗ trợ lưu trữ và chia sẻ tập tin – Dễ dàng cài đặt và quản lý với ứng dụng Tether. – Hàng chính hãng TP-LINK. – Bảo hành: 12 tháng. Bộ phát WIFI Router TP-Link Archer C1200 Băng Tần Kép AC1200 giúp Chơi Game trực tuyến và xem video mượt mà hơn với Wi-Fi băng tần kép 1200Mbps. 3 ăng ten ngoài giúp mở rộng độ phủ sóng không dây đáng kể. Kết nối mạng có dây cực nhanh với bốn cổng Gigabit Ethernet. 1 cổng USB hỗ trợ lưu trữ và chia sẻ tập tin. Dễ dàng cài đặt và quản lý với ứng dụng Tether. Kết nối dây Full Gigabit Với bốn cổng Ethernet gigabit, Archer C1200 cung cấp kết nối nhanh và ổn định đến tất cả các thiết bị sử dụng dây bao gồm máy chơi game consoles, ti vi thông minh, DVRs... Cổng USB chia sẻ đa năng Với cổng USB 2.0, bạn có thể chia sẻ máy in, tập tin, và media với các thiết bị khác thông qua mạng nội bộ hoặc máy chủ FTP từ bất cứ nơi đâu. Archer C1200 là sự lựa chọn đáng tin cậy, sử dụng công nghệ Wi-Fi chuẩn 802.11ac với tốc độ mạng truyền tải cực nhanh. Bạn có thể thưởng thức xem video HD và chơi game trực tuyến mượt mà hơn được xử lý ở băng tần 5GHz trong khi các công việc đơn giản hàng ngày như kiểm tra email và lướt web được xử lý ở băng tần 2.4GHz – tất cả trong cùng một lúc. Dễ dàng cài đặt và quản lý với ứng dụng TetherỨng dụng Tether miễn phí cho cả thiết bị Android và iOS, dễ dàng cài đặt Archer C1200 và quản lý các cài đặt mạng của bạn. Ăng ten ngoài tăng vùng mở rộng sóng Wi-Fi tối đaBa ăng ten ngoài với công nghệ kết nối hiện đại cho phép bạn duy trì tốc độ cao với khoảng cách xa hơn. Điều này mang lại vùng phủ sóng không dây tuyệt vời và đáng tin cậy ở bất cứ nơi nào trong ngôi nhà hoặc văn phòng rộng lớn của bạn. Cổng USB chia sẻ đa năngVới cổng USB 2.0, bạn có thể chia sẻ máy in, tập tin, và media với các thiết bị khác thông qua mạng nội bộ hoặc máy chủ FTP từ bất cứ nơi đâu. When we get your report, we'll check if the review meets our Community guidelines. If it doesn't, we'll remove it. Sorry we couldn't load the review Thank you for your feedback Sorry, there was an errorPlease try again later.
Top reviews from the United StatesThere was a problem filtering reviews right now. Please try again later.Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2022 After doing my research, I knew this was the router for me! It has the gigabit ethernet ports, WEP encryption for 2000s Wi-Fi devices that are WEP only besides the WPA encryptions, dual band, Wi-Fi bridge (WDS) support, and the total speeds of 1200mbps I needed! I will simply turn off the WEP encrypted band when not in use, as I will only use that obsolete encryption for the WEP only devices. I was convinced that the AC1750 would support WEP too after asking the question. There was either one other two that said it did, but it didn't, and got my refund with no problem! So happy with what I got! 5.0 out of 5 stars Expectations Met Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2022 After doing my research, I knew this was the router for me! It has the gigabit ethernet ports, WEP encryption for 2000s Wi-Fi devices that are WEP only besides the WPA encryptions, dual band, Wi-Fi bridge (WDS) support, and the total speeds of 1200mbps I needed! I will simply turn off the WEP encrypted band when not in use, as I will only use that obsolete encryption for the WEP only devices. I was convinced that the AC1750 would support WEP too after asking the question. There was either one other two that said it did, but it didn't, and got my refund with no problem! So happy with what I got! Images in this review One person found this helpful Report Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2023 This router works well. I have had it for 2 years and have not had an issue. I just moved and ran into a technical issue but contacted tech support and was connected to Bryant Chacon. He was extremely helpful and guided me to fixing the issue. Thanks Bryant! Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2022 Great router. Mine is 5 years old and it lost the password. Von at tech support walked me through everything and even followed up with emails. I highly recommend this router. Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2020 Basic WiFi router, does what is needed without much fuss. One minor issue and one big item keep this from being a top rated router. First minor item, the TP-Link support site indicates that in "Basic" config mode, clicking on the "router" icon will give you a connection status; this does not work. The big issue is that the WAN port is limited to 100Mbps, so even if you are paying your ISP (Comcast, Spectrum, TW, or AT&T) for a higher speed, you are maxed out at 100Mbps. If you need a higher speed, a different router is what you need. One person found this helpful Report Top reviews from other countries5.0 out of 5 stars I wish I had bought one earlier! My old router was worse than I thought. Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 1, 2018 I have complained about my ISP (Plusnet) provided router for ages because it kept restarting, sometimes several times a day. My ISP checked the line without finding a fault but said I would have to either pay for an OpenReach callout to check my home equipment or pay for a new router. As their router is nothing special i eventually, after much procrastination, decided to research and buy my own. The Archer C1200 seemed the best compromise on price and performance and was well reviewed. I bought a plain wifi router rather than router/modem as the OpenReach Fibre modem has a good reputation, so no point in duplicating functionality. I received it very quickly, and installing it was a piece of cake. Plug it into the mains, connect to the modem with the supplied ethernet cable and switch on, then follow the quick installation guide. I was browsing the internet in less than 5 minutes. I then spent some time customising the router to my tastes, e.g. changing SID and password to my previous ones so that I didn't have to change all my wifi connected devices. What a difference this has made. The internet now seems so much faster and smoother, there are no more restarts, and some sites my wife was having problems with (which I thought were down to Windows 10) suddenly worked perfectly for the first time. The signal is adequate all over the house and has made my wifi extender almost redundant. Having the 5G band in addition to 2.4G means that more modern devices can use that quieter band leaving more bandwidth on 2.4G for older devices. Even with my old 2.4G laptop, Speedtest.net is reporting a steady 49-50Mbps throughput to the internet. The management interface isn't always too intuitive, but is fairly complete, though I haven't yet found where it shows me uptime since last restart. So far I am very happy. 53 people found this helpful Report 3.0 out of 5 stars Solid router at a reasonable price, but no file sharing functionality Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 2, 2019 It's a solid router, with a few issues you might not care about. I am nonetheless recommending it to all my friends suffering through Virgin Media's useless routers. The good: + It's fast. On the 5ghz band I'm easily getting 200-250mbps over a 365mbps connection on the other side of the house, through several walls and at least one ceiling compared to 70-80 from a Virgin Media Superhub 3.0 + It's easy to set up. Plug it in, follow the provided instructions, done. Haven't tried the app, but at no point did I need to. + It came with a patch cable in the box. + The admin panel looks nice, is well laid out but I wish they'd do away with the basic/advanced nonsense and just explain what everything does. The bad: + It's very light and feels fragile. I wouldn't trust it if I dropped it, and would worry if something fell on it. + The status lights are poorly placed and hard to read. Although you probably don't care 99 times out of a 100. + There's a stupidly short limit on the password length for the admin panel The ugly: + It has a USB port on the back, and claims to support sharing a USB mass storage device over the network, but it doesn't for any up-to-date computer. The storage sharing uses the CIFS 1.0 protocol, which was disabled in WIndows for being insecure. As far as I can tell, the media server and printer options still work though. This is something they could fix with a firmware update though. One person found this helpful Report 5.0 out of 5 stars FINALLY A WIFI SOLUTION - EXCEPT FOR BT Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 13, 2019 I bought a TP-Link Archer C1200 to replace the wifi from my BT Home Hub 5, which barely had enough power to cover the ground floor. Result!! Better speed and coverage downstairs. Then I bought a TP-LInk AC1750 Range extender for upstairs. Another result. Great speed upstairs and better coverage that I got with any other solution, including BT disks, which I sent back.Also, set up is really slick and easy on the TP Tether app on my phone. At last a solution to wifi coverage in my house. (Note - I only gave stability three stars because I just set up today, so it's too early to say. I'm hopeful. Better than BT, I expect) Sadly, I have to add a qualification to my praise above, but I don't think that it's the fault of TP-Link. I connect my TP-LInk AC1750 to a BTHome Hub 5 using BT as a modem. Now I find that BT wo'nt let me through to sites that BT thinks are "insecure". This includes such dangerous sites as the show times at my local cinema, my local museum, and the blog of a national magazine. Scanning the web, it turns out I am noT alone in this problem. I called the BT helpline - "no, there's nothing we can do, it may not be a faul twith BT equipment". Then the "helpline" tried to sell me BT Total wifi. 7 people found this helpful Report 5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent piece of kit Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 2, 2018 Brought this to extending wifi from virgin media hub 3 which wouldn't reach to other side of house. Easy to set up and connect to phones and tablets seems decent wifi signal even in the garden 3 people found this helpful Report 4.0 out of 5 stars Check your version as soon as you get it. (MODEL Archer C1200) Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 3, 2019 This review has been edited by me. I was concerned that I'd received an older model, so I spoke to a representative at TP-Link. I initially rated this at 3 out of 5, this was because I believed that I was sent a previous hardware version. The latest hardware should be version 3 (probably 3.1). I bought mine on the 31 December 2018 and was sent a v. 2.1 model. I believed that this was kind of unacceptable. Through contacting TP-Link, though, and they've stated that there's no actual differences between the hardware. However before buying you should note that the v1 did not have the beamforming functionality of the v2. So what could change in specific firmwares for the future? I was unsure about whether or not I should apply for a replacement, and have opted to not do so, because it'll do what I need right now. Just look at the hardware version when you get it, is what I'm saying. The v.2 should be perfectly fine (and do what the description says), but they have removed functionality between versions (and firmwares) on this router. What follows is information that you should know to make sure that you know you're getting the right gear, some of this is also in reaction to some of the questions here that I can't answer. |
