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Get the most out of your 4G+ connection with this Archer MR600 modem/router from TP-Link, which delivers download speeds of up to 300 Mbps. TheArcher MR600 allows you to share your 4G LTE connection between multiple Wi-Fi devices so you can enjoy HD movies, file downloads and video conferencing with ease.
This Archer MR600 4G+ modem/router creates a dual-band Wi-Fi network that allows data transmission at speeds of up to 1200 Mbps. The two separate wireless networks, using the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands, allow for optimised performance and reduced interference. The use of advanced antennas and the latest wireless technology allows you to enjoy stable connections and incredible coverage.
With a built-in 4G+ modem and integrated SIM card slot, you simply insert a micro SIM card and activate the Archer MR600 modem/router. Enjoying fast, stable Wi-Fi on a 4G+ network has never been easier.
The Archer MR600 modem/router offers unparalleled versatility and convenience. The ability to quickly create a powerful wireless network can be an advantage. The TP-LinkArcher MR600 is the perfect solution whether you're at home, in the office or working from another location. Plug it in and enhance your comfort, entertainment and productivity wherever you are by staying connected in a range of environments. From your cozy home, to a trade show, to your hotel, to your business environment, theArcher MR600 connects you. Featuring a WAN/LAN port, theArcher MR600 allows you to take advantage of a wide variety of connection types including cable, fiber and DSL modems.
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General information |
Product name |
TP-LINK Archer MR600 V3 |
Brand |
TP-LINK | |
Model |
ARCHER MR600 | |
Router |
Modem/Router type |
Wi-Fi Modem Router |
Network standard(s) |
Wi-Fi A (IEEE 802.11a) | |
| Wi-Fi AC | ||
| Wi-Fi B (IEEE 802.11b) | ||
| Wi-Fi G (IEEE 802.11g) | ||
| 4G (LTE Advanced) | ||
| Wi-Fi N 150 Mbps (IEEE 802.11n) | ||
Wireless |
Yes | |
Mesh Wi-Fi (mesh/multiroom network) |
Yes | |
Dual-Band |
Yes | |
IPv6 compatible |
Yes | |
Network connector(s) |
3 X LAN - Gigabit Ethernet - RJ45 | |
| 1 X WAN - Gigabit Ethernet - RJ45 | ||
Modem |
Integrated Modem |
Yes |
Modem standard |
3G / 3G+ | |
| 4G / 4G+ | ||
| 4G LTE | ||
Interface with the computer |
Ethernet - RJ45 Female | |
| Wi-Fi | ||
Physical characteristics |
Length |
229 mm |
Width |
160 mm | |
Height |
37 mm | |
Warranties |
Commercial warranty |
Seller 2 years
|
Legal warranty |
See terms & conditions
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Safety Information |
Responsible person |
TP-LINK Enterprises France |
Postal address |
16-18 Avenue Morane Saulnier 78140 Vélizy-Villacoublay, FR | |
Electronic Address |
compliance@tp-link.com |
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Product referenced on 14 Jun 2019
I needed a small access point to run a CTF (so fairly heavy traffic, and potentially some slightly weird packets :)...) with around fifteen participants connected via wifi and a server connected via ethernet, and it did the job without any issues.
The SIM card sometimes has a bit of trouble being recognized at first, strangely (I didn’t dig into it any further, you might not run into the problem), but once it’s set up it just works.
Works very well with Bouygues Telecom, stable speed and allows for a simple Wi-Fi network.
I recommend it!!
The name of the merchant site is "TP-LINK Archer MR600 V2".
The model received is a TP-LINK Archer MR600 V1, not V2.
complicated purchase with ldlc following a request for proof of identity, via a procedure that is much more dangerous than a check via the bank.
fast delivery, good packaging
good quality material
instructions from another era. Nothing simple when I just wanted to connect the router to my box to extend the wifi via an rj45 connection.
The technical department consulted told me that the equipment was unsuitable for this and asked me to return it.
Finally, thanks to my efforts, I managed to find the right configuration and it's working perfectly.
box connection->rj45->rj45 cable->wan router input
wifi router configuration
for it to work, reboot the router rj45 cable connected to the router
possibility of defining the name of the router wifi with same name and same mdp wifi as the box to have a continuity of access without reconfiguration pc or smartphone
It's not a V3 but a V5.
Taken as a replacement for an MR6400, to get better reception thanks to band aggregation.
But, like others, I get band aggregation that lasts 4 seconds, then stops for 4 seconds, continuously.
Sometimes it even switches to band 8, which I can't even access, so I can't access the internet at all, even though the box says it's connected.
Worse still, sometimes it couldn't find anything to connect to, and the box had to be restarted.
A lot of progress needs to be made in terms of firmware. It's not really up to scratch, and it's hard to use.
What's more, it poses a major problem when you connect the devices behind it to a VPN: the VPN server becomes inaccessible because of the MTU (which is not adjustable in the box). I had to change the MTU to 1340 on my VPN server to get everything back to normal, but that's not normal, and it wasn't the case with the MR6400.
It's not a piece of hardware that can be used by just anyone.
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