Thursday, June 27th 2024
TP-Link Sets a New Standard in Gaming Connectivity With Revolutionary Archer BE19000 Tri-Band Wi-Fi 7 Gaming Router
TP-Link, a leading global provider of consumer and business networking products, today announced availability of the highly anticipated, 2023 CES Innovation Award Honoree, Archer GE800 BE19000 Tri-Band Wi-Fi 7 Gaming Router. Designed for gaming enthusiasts, the Archer GE800 sets the stage for a new era of gaming performance with jaw-dropping tri-band speeds of up to 19 Gbps†, two 10 Gbps ports, and game-acceleration features that redefine gaming experiences.
The Archer GE800 is the ultimate choice for power-players seeking to elevate their gaming experience with revolutionary Wi-Fi 7 technology. With advanced capabilities like reduced latency and enhanced stability, Wi-Fi 7 creates a superior gaming environment for a more responsive and immersive experience. Offering Wi-Fi speeds of up to 19 Gbps across three bands and 12 streams, supported by dual 10 Gbps and quad 2.5 Gbps wired ports, every device receives unparalleled bandwidth.
Stay immersed in intense battles with advanced acceleration for gaming devices, applications, and game servers. This tech works together to stabilize connections, minimize lag, and unlock blazing-fast speeds through a WTFast Gamers Private Network (GPN). Gamers can unlock additional insights and conquer the competition with a powerful game panel that displays network status, router performance, RGB settings, and accelerated games and gear in real time at a glance.
All this power is housed within an eye-catching, sleek, high-performance launchpad design. Equipped with smooth multicolor RGB lighting and an optimized antenna layout, the Archer GE800 ensures quality connections, emitting an electrifying atmosphere into any game room, pulsing with the energy of victory.
To ensure total security while gaming online, the Archer GE800 is fully equipped with TP-Link HomeShield and a series of built-in services to provide comprehensive antivirus protection. Eliminate Wi-Fi dead zones with EasyMesh compatibility that allows any EasyMesh-compatible access point to be added to the network to deliver even more consistent coverage.
Pricing & Availability
The TP-Link Archer GE800 BE19000 Tri-Band Wi-Fi 7 Gaming Router has an MSRP of $599.99 and is now available on Amazon with a limited-time launch promotion at $499.99.
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TP-Link
The Archer GE800 is the ultimate choice for power-players seeking to elevate their gaming experience with revolutionary Wi-Fi 7 technology. With advanced capabilities like reduced latency and enhanced stability, Wi-Fi 7 creates a superior gaming environment for a more responsive and immersive experience. Offering Wi-Fi speeds of up to 19 Gbps across three bands and 12 streams, supported by dual 10 Gbps and quad 2.5 Gbps wired ports, every device receives unparalleled bandwidth.
All this power is housed within an eye-catching, sleek, high-performance launchpad design. Equipped with smooth multicolor RGB lighting and an optimized antenna layout, the Archer GE800 ensures quality connections, emitting an electrifying atmosphere into any game room, pulsing with the energy of victory.
To ensure total security while gaming online, the Archer GE800 is fully equipped with TP-Link HomeShield and a series of built-in services to provide comprehensive antivirus protection. Eliminate Wi-Fi dead zones with EasyMesh compatibility that allows any EasyMesh-compatible access point to be added to the network to deliver even more consistent coverage.
Pricing & Availability
The TP-Link Archer GE800 BE19000 Tri-Band Wi-Fi 7 Gaming Router has an MSRP of $599.99 and is now available on Amazon with a limited-time launch promotion at $499.99.
27 Comments on TP-Link Sets a New Standard in Gaming Connectivity With Revolutionary Archer BE19000 Tri-Band Wi-Fi 7 Gaming Router
Also, active cooling, huh? Guess the Wi-Fi 7 chipsets are fairly new and do run hot, but it’s a dealbreaker, IMO. Potential noise and a point of failure.
Also, 10 Gbps Ethernet outputs some extra heat as well.
Come to think of it - probably. All pro-grade 10 Gig switches I’ve seen were active cooled.
Still, this seems like an overkill for… 99% of consumers? And marketing it towards gamers is even sillier - bandwidth is not particularly important for online games, it’s all about latencies.
Good thing OpenWRT and DD-WRT exist and the community makes quick work of the firmware.
Aren't they Shared instead of Combo? Weird name.
Qualcomm is partially supported. The best bet is to get something with MediaTek hardware if you want to run OpenWRT.
I just wish OpenWrt would make a modern, "simple" UI.
I've been eye-balling the BE75 / BE1700 2-piece mesh set from these guys ($650), compared to others where are well over four figures.
**Edit: Checked on their web page and it looks like one is 10GBASE-T and the other is a RJ45/SFP+ "combo" (that's what it calls it on their webpage) so I'm guess that means if you use the RJ45 port, rhe SFP is disabled and vice versa.There are only 2x 10Gbps ports....one is 10GBASE-T and the other is a 10GBASE-T/SFP+ port....the product page specifies it as a "combo port" so my guess is that you can only use EITHER the SFP or the RJ45, but not both
www.techpowerup.com/323505/netgear-introduces-new-additions-to-industry-leading-wifi-7-lineup-of-home-networking-products
Qualcomm ought to do better then, because their SDK is based-off OpenWRT, last I knew.
Everything is so f-ing proprietary and secret that I want to vomit sometimes.
"Obey industry standards? Sure, but won't tell you how so you cannot 'plug-in'.
Release documentation or tools to service once you stop supporting it commercially? Nope, patented stuff. Bugger off.
Follow sustainable guidelines? Yes, you buy new when released and do recycle your old one, thanks."
The BE1700has 1x 10gig port, and this BE1000just has 2.5s (and 6 vs 8 antennas per), so I could get that for $400 instead of $650.Wait what?
After discovering this I put my trusty ASUS RT-AC68U back. Haven't even bothered upgrading my WiFi since.
Nas is 1Gbit
everything else is 1Gbit
But at least someone is pushing 10Gbit, hopefully it bring more variety to the market and better prices........