TPLINK ARCHER C Series

TP-Link Archer C20

The Archer C20 is a basic dual-band Wi-Fi router built for light home usage. It delivers AC750 wireless speeds, suitable for browsing, social media, and HD streaming on a few devices. With multiple external antennas and support for Router, Access Point, and Range Extender modes, it’s an affordable solution for small homes or apartments with simple connectivity needs.

TP-Link Archer C24

The Archer C24 improves upon the C20 by offering more stable coverage and better signal consistency. While it maintains AC750 dual-band performance, its upgraded antenna setup helps handle more connected devices smoothly. This model is ideal for users who want a reliable everyday router with improved range for medium-sized rooms.

TP-Link Archer C54

The Archer C54 steps into the AC1200 category, delivering noticeably faster wireless speeds, especially on the 5 GHz band. Designed for smoother HD and 4K streaming, it includes advanced wireless optimizations that enhance coverage and performance. It’s a strong mid-level option for households that need better speed without moving into higher-end pricing.

TP-Link Archer C6

The Archer C6 focuses on multi-device efficiency and wired performance. With AC1200 dual-band Wi-Fi, MU-MIMO technology, and Gigabit Ethernet ports, it supports faster internet plans and multiple users simultaneously. This makes it a great choice for homes with smart devices, streaming, and frequent downloads.

TP-Link Archer C60

Positioned slightly above standard AC1200 routers, the Archer C60 offers AC1350 speeds with enhanced signal strength through its five-antenna design. It provides improved coverage and stability, making it suitable for larger homes where consistent Wi-Fi performance is required across multiple rooms.

TP-Link Archer C64

The Archer C64 delivers refined AC1200 performance with better handling of heavy network traffic. Equipped with MU-MIMO and Gigabit ports, it ensures smooth connectivity for multiple devices and higher broadband speeds. Compared to entry-level models, it offers stronger reliability and is better suited for modern connected households.