Tenda AXE5700 Smart WiFi 6E Router, Tri-Band Gigabit Wireless Router for Home, Best WiFi Router for Gaming and VR, AX Router with 5 * 6dBi High-Gain Antennas, Support WPA3, VPN, New 6GHz Band(RX27Pro)

Wi-Fi 6e won't reach as far as 2.4 ghz. Interface is very customizable. Lightweight design. Very stable. Only 1gbps wan input. Good value for the price

Muy fácil de usarlo, sólo lo conecté por ethernet a mi módem de telmex y lo configuré como AP. Su interfaz web y su aplicación son buenas y fáciles de manejar. Sólo uso la red 2.4ghz y 5ghz ya que la de 6ghz sólo la reconoce mi laptop. El alcance de las antenas supera los 6 metros con 2 paredes usando la red 2.4ghz y una velocidad de 50-140mbps. Nada mal, mucho mejor que el módem tplink que tenia anteriormente. A la semana de uso contacté el soporte de Tenda y me enviaron la actualización de firmware en menos de 1 semana. Cero quejas, volvería a comprarlo.

I purchased this router in Oct./24. It is now almost the end of July/25. After nine months, I have had no issues at all with this 6e tri-band router. It does lack a few features of more expensive wifi 6e routers but this is a solid unit. Tenda app for Android works well and the Windows interface is easy to navigate and use. I usually use TP-Link for my wifi needs but the cheapest 6e tri-band router was not within my budget. I would recommend this router for home use/gaming. I did not remove a star for lack of a few features as this router is well priced for the features it does have.

I needed a 4g router to cover a few days between moving into a new property and broadband being installed and this fulfilled the role perfectly. It was simple to set up - just put a SIM in it and power it on, and if you are okay with the default settings it just works. It seems to find the networks for the SIMs I tried without further configuration (so no entering of APNs for instance) and fits the "just works" criteria very well. The WiFi signal seems pretty strong but the property it is used in is not really one that matters in as it is quite small, so your mileage may vary. Throughput to access the internet from devices connected to it, are as I would expect from the 4g coverage for the area and it does not seem to be a bottleneck, but only a couple of devices were used, so again I did not test its limits. The area it is weakest on is its configurability. It has the usual web based interface and you can do the typical things you would want to do (like change SSID name and WPA keys), but it does not go much further. There is not obvious way of setting NAT traversal rules for instance, nor for setting pseudo-static IP address allocation where a device always gets the same address. it is also worth noting, that the web interface user name and password is not give given on the install leaflet, but it was trivially found online (admin/admin if you need it when setting up) - really that should be harder to guess (or find) and the details should be included in the printed notes. So a good value device, probably not what I would use for the long term, but great for travel or when you need a backup for when no wired broadband.

Brilliant bit of kit! Works well in our hired holiday caravan and in my friend’s house in deepest Yorkshire where he has a very old telephone wire coming in and barely gets 1meg. The great thing about it is that it’s light-weight and completely portable and can be set up anywhere with a 4G/LTE signal. Easy to install and use. If you live in a remote place and can pick up a signal for a mobile phone, this device will work as the primary modem-router. It needs an internet sim card from one of the mobile networks which you can get on contract with unlimited data, or on pay as you go where you can control the cost. You can also use it as a router with a fixed-line connection and it will flip over to the LTE if there is a problem with the fixed-line. If you’re living out in the sticks, as an alternative to installing a satellite dish or a very expensive new wire, this is much easier and cheaper. The detachable aerials mean that external antenna can be attached so it’s great at picking up mobile network signals and good at providing wide and strong WiFi coverage which everyone in the family can use at the same time. If you want a plug and play, immediately usable WiFi in a rural area, or where there is no fixed-wire broadband, the cost of this router can’t be beaten.