TP-Link Archer NX200 AX1800Mbps Wi-Fi 6 5G Router With Sim Slot, Up To 4.67Gbps Download Speeds, Dual-Band WiFi Router, Gigabit LAN/WAN Port, SIM Card Plug & Play, EasyMesh-Compatible WiFi Booster
£199.00







Price: £199.00
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Boost Your 5G Speed – Take advantage of your advanced 5G network with download speeds up to 4.67 Gbps. Share your 5G network with multiple Wi-Fi devices and enjoy uninterrupted Ultra HD movies, blazingly fast file downloads, and smooth video chats and video conferences.
AX1800 Dual-Band Wi-Fi 6 Speed – 1201 Mbps (5 GHz) + 574 Mbps (2.4 GHz).
Plug & Play – Enjoy 5G network right after inserting a SIM card.
EasyMesh-Compatible – Co-work with EasyMesh products, to provide a more flexible and cost-effective Mesh network with a single Wi-Fi name for seamless whole-home coverage.
Gigabit WAN/LAN Port – The gigabit WAN/LAN port enables NX200 to work as a traditional wireless router which is compatible with cable, fiber, and DSL modems.
Customers say
Customers find the router easy to set up and appreciate its super fast internet speeds, with one customer noting it solves WiFi coverage issues quickly. Moreover, they consider it a fantastic product for the money, with good connectivity features including guest networks. However, the router’s functionality and design receive mixed feedback, with some customers reporting it works well while others say it doesn’t work at all, and some praising the design while others find it unreliable. The WiFi signal quality also receives mixed reviews, with some customers reporting strong signals while others experience poor performance.
8 reviews for TP-Link Archer NX200 AX1800Mbps Wi-Fi 6 5G Router With Sim Slot, Up To 4.67Gbps Download Speeds, Dual-Band WiFi Router, Gigabit LAN/WAN Port, SIM Card Plug & Play, EasyMesh-Compatible WiFi Booster
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Top Reviews by MG –
âï¸âï¸âï¸âï¸ âï¸ Great Value 4G Router â Reliable, Easy to Use, and Perfect for Backup Internet
Iâve been using the TP-Link TL-MR105 N300Mbps WiFi 4G Router for a few weeks now, and Iâm genuinely impressed with what it offers at this price point. If you need a simple, sleek design and no-frills 4G router for your home, office, or while traveling, this is a great choice.â Easy Setup & User-FriendlySetup was a breezeâjust insert your SIM card, plug it in, and itâs ready to go. The web interface is clean and intuitive, even for beginners. I had it up and running in under 5 minutes with zero technical hiccups.â Stable 4G PerformanceSpeeds are consistent for general use like web browsing, streaming, and video calls. While itâs not designed for heavy gaming or ultra-fast downloads, it works well for day-to-day needs. The connection remains stable even with multiple devices connected.â Compact & Travel-FriendlyThe small footprint makes it ideal for small spaces or travel. I used it on a weekend trip where WiFi wasnât reliable, and it worked flawlessly with a local SIM.ð A Few Trade-Offs (But Not Deal-Breakers)⢠It only supports 2.4GHz WiFi (no dual-band), so you might see interference in crowded areas.⢠Thereâs no built-in battery, so it needs to stay plugged inâkeep that in mind if youâre planning to use it on the go.⢠Advanced users may miss features like VPN support or robust parental controls.â Final ThoughtsFor anyone looking for a reliable, affordable, and easy-to-use 4G router, the TP-Link TL-MR105 is an excellent option. Itâs especially useful as a backup internet source or in rural areas with limited wired options. While it doesnât have all the bells and whistles, it delivers solid value and dependable performance.
Jezza V –
Solid performance but 4G as a broadband solution does have its limitations
This router is compact and it runs cool. I’m using an Ethernet cable to a desktop PC but WiFi is an option. On inserting the nano SIM and plugging into the mains everything was setup within two minutes without me having to do a thing. Initially speeds were very slow, around the 1 Mbps despite having full signal on Vodafone. On going into the settings, you can manually select from the available bands and this has made a significant difference. I am now getting up to 20 Mbps at night and 5-10 Mbps at peak times. The router wants to latch on to band 20 but by forcing it onto bands 1 or 8, I can get the aforementioned speeds.The TP-Link interface is brilliant, you can send and receive text messages from the SIM/router and customise how the device works, including turning off/on the LEDs, setting up parental controls, wireless options, access to the cloud and more.It’s important to remember that this is a category 4 router so it can only access one frequency at a time from your chosen network provider, some other routers combine different bands to improve speeds. That said, having the ability to manually select a band, as this router can, has the potential to boost your bandwidth but 4G does still have its limitations, most notably network congestion at peak times.If you have realistic expectations and don’t expect lightening fast speeds, this router is a great option for around the £50 mark. I for one am pleased to be finally free from the shackles of Virgin Media and its 18 month contracts, mediocre performance, inflation-busting annual price rises and negotiations with the retentions team. Check CellMapper and the official coverage maps before taking deciding what network to go for. Speeds on a basic 4G smartphone will be similar to what this router can deliver, so this could be used for testing. I’ve also found signal strength to be comparable or slightly better on this TL-MR105 model.For web browsing, email, social media and YouTube, this is sufficient for my needs. 5G routers are getting more affordable but for many, this device will deliver a respectable performance for much less.
TDM –
Excellent value for a 5G sim card router
Disclaimer: I use this with a Three 5G mobile sim card only in an area which supposedly has no 5G signal, but in reality does – although that signal can be variable even using an external aerial at approx. 2km from the mast across mostly open fields. In essence I use this purely as a 5G sim card modem (wifi turned off) because I already have a good router & wifi system.When I purchased this what I really wanted was a 5G sim card modem that can use an external aerial with to boost the signal as much as possible, but finding such a thing at an affordable price seems impossible.After reading dozens of reviews and after trying a Netgear M6 which turned out to be unsuitable for a number of reasons, I settled on this TP-Link NX200 since it seemed to offer everything that I needed at a reasonable -ish price.Initial setup is quite straightforward although I personally found myself using the standard web interface in preference to the “Tether” app, because it has way more settings.Talking of which TP-Link say that this isn’t classed as a “premium” router which means that advanced settings are more limited – there’s not even a “Pass-through” mode on this router for example. Also IMHO they could take lessons from Asus and Netgear for both web settings and the Tether app.In use though it’s been quite consistent, reliable and it provides higher download speeds that the Netgear I was using that is three times the price of this, so maybe any grumbling about features and apps is expecting too much.Yes I have to reset the router fairly regularly BUT I suspect that’s way more to do with mobile signal (see my disclaimer above) than it is to do with the NX200 – and I certainly don’t need to reset this as frequently as the Netgear.The Tether app for me in my circumstances is next to useless. It connects sometimes but mostly doesn’t, so for anybody planning to use one of these & the app for remote access I would say “beware”.All things considered though I’m very happy with this NX200. I does most of what I want and doesn’t need too much input from me to keep doing it, plus it is (for now) excellent value for a 5G mobile sim card router.
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Dstar –
Este router destaca por su sencillez y estabilidad de conexión. Leer más para ver si te va a servir….Nuestra Casa Rural:Estamos en una casa que no ofrecen fibra ni ADSL. Tiene buena cobertura 4g y con un iPhone XR (cat 12 para los que entienden) puedo alcanzar bajada de entre 0.2Mbps (nefasto) y 50Mbps (serve para todo, streaming, Netflix, ps4 etc). Pero es muy cambiante e inestable, y estoy hablando de puntos de fuera de la casa. Dentro con paredes de piedra olvÃdalo.Soluciones por empresas grandes de tlf (Movistar, Orange, Vodafone):Si no hay cobertura fibra ni ADSL ofrecen Internet por ‘radio’. Es el mismo que captamos con el móvil 2g,3g,4g etc. emitida por los antenas. Pero nos ofrecen un router especial que admite una tarjeta SIM. Este SIM tiene datos ilimitados y con el router se puede conectar las dispositivos en casa mediante WiFi y/o cable. Movistar me dijó el máximo posible era 20Mbps. Tiene coste de unos â¬40 mensuales. Decidà investigar alternativas.La solución! Router TP-link y targeta SIM:Al investigar vi que se puede hacer todo por libre. Es decir, compras un buen router 4g como este de TP-link. Tambien contratas una targeta SIM con Gb ilimitadas (entre 30⬠y 40⬠mensuales). Pones este targeta en el router y desfruta de Internet como si fuera fibra. Por el momento la conexión es estable y rapido con una media de 50gb. Este router (cat 6) se alcanza velocidades mucho mejor con mi iPhone XR. Eso sÃ, hay que buscar la posición del router donde mejor alcanza la torre 3g/4g.Que SIM elegir?He probado con una tarjeta SIM de O2 (de mi hijo) y muy bien. Estoy esperando una nueva de Yoigo con Gb ilimitadas de 33⬠mensuales (tienen cobertura tri banda de Movistar, Orange y el suyo propio). Conociendo las grandes empresas (Movistar, Orange) puede que ellos capan la velocidad (movistar me dijó 20Mbps max) y como intento evitarlas pues he eligido yoigo. Editaré esta sección en cuanto pruebo con Yoigo.En fin. Muy buen router, instalado en segundos y según tu situación una solución muy buena. Puedes viajar con el y si hay cobertura de 3g/4g siempre tendrás Internet!
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Salvatore Mazzara –
Allora, parliamoci chiaro di questo TP-Link Archer MR600. L’ho provato per un po’ e ho avuto modo di farmi un’idea precisa.Partiamo dalle cose positive. Devo dire che, per quanto mi riguarda, l’ho trovato magnifico. Sul serio! L’ho stressato in tutti i modi possibili e immaginabili e non ha fatto una piega. Venivo da un vecchio TP-Link, un MR6400V2, che tutto sommato faceva il suo, ma ultimamente si disconnetteva in continuazione, una vera scocciatura, soprattutto perché ci avevo collegato una VPN. Con questo Archer MR600, in due giorni, mai una disconnessione! La velocità è ottima, soprattutto perché ho notato che i miei dispositivi (computer, telefono, tablet) si collegano alla rete a 5 GHz, il che è un bel vantaggio. Solo la stampante HP va sui 2.4 GHz. Ho scoperto che il router gestisce in automatico le frequenze e le bande, scegliendo quelle migliori in termini di velocità e stabilità : una figata, credetemi! Per i più esperti, so che si possono anche selezionare manualmente le bande più performanti, ma io non sono uno smanettone.Anche l’interfaccia web (quella a cui si accede digitando 192.168.1.1) è molto più intuitiva e, cosa non da poco, è tutta in italiano. Peccato solo che il manuale scaricabile dal sito TP-Link sia in inglese, anche se ho trovato delle traduzioni online, non proprio perfette, ma alla fine utili. Comunque, con un video su YouTube si capisce tutto in un attimo, è davvero semplice. Volendo, ho anche cambiato il nome della rete (SSID) e la password in due secondi. Sono stra-contento dell’acquisto, davvero! Addirittura, il modello che ho ricevuto non ha bisogno dell’adattatore per la SIM, si inserisce la nano SIM e via, funziona subito! Insomma, per me, ottimo prodotto, vale ogni centesimo speso.Però, devo anche dire che non è tutto oro quello che luccica. Ho aspettato quasi due mesi prima di recensire questo modem router perché volevo capire bene alcuni aspetti. Esteticamente, niente da dire, è davvero bello, sembra tutt’altro che un router. Però, con mio grande disappunto, ho notato che la configurazione deve avvenire per forza tramite l’app per smartphone. Non c’è più modo di farlo dal PC tramite la classica interfaccia web! Infatti, all’indirizzo 192.168.68.1 (e non il solito 192.168.1.1) si accede solo per vedere lo stato del router, ma non si può configurare nulla. Questa scelta, secondo me, porta a:L’obbligo di creare un account TP-Link, che non mi entusiasma particolarmente.Una minore sicurezza (non ditemi che uno smartphone è sicuro come un PC Linux!).Una riduzione delle possibilità di configurazione della rete. Per un uso base va bene, ma se si vuole andare più a fondo, mancano diverse opzioni. E non solo: alcune opzioni si sbloccano solo pagando un abbonamento! Andatevi a leggere il manuale e le FAQ sul sito TP-Link (solo in inglese, tra l’altro).Per il resto, le prestazioni non sono male. La rete è stabile e la velocità dipende molto dalla copertura. Ad esempio, dove l’ho installato, con Wind vado sui 20 Mbps, mentre con CoopVoce supero quasi sempre i 100 Mbps. Certo, ping e jitter non sono il massimo, ma non giocando online non è un grosso problema. Un piccolo appunto lo farei alla potenza del segnale Wi-Fi, che ho trovato inferiore rispetto al mio vecchio Archer MR600. E poi, mancano una porta USB e l’interruttore ON/OFF, che trovo abbastanza scomodo.Tirando le somme: se cercate un modem router bello da vedere, se la vostra casa non è enorme o con muri spessi che ostacolano il segnale Wi-Fi e non avete bisogno di configurazioni di rete particolari, questo modello potrebbe fare al caso vostro. Altrimenti, forse è meglio cercare qualcos’altro.I miei voti:Estetica: 10/10Facilità di installazione: 8/10Possibilità di configurazione: 6/10Potenza del segnale Wi-Fi: 7/10Spero che questa mia opinione completa vi sia d’aiuto!
Casper –
Op de afbeelding wordt de v3-revisie afgebeeld (zie de nano-SIM). Ik heb de V2 ontvangen. Deze zal dus helaas teruggestuurd worden en dan maar elders bestellen tot ik ergens een V3 geleverd krijg. Volgens de TP-Link fora, zou de V3 intussen al wel in omloop zijn in de Amazon-magazijnen.