In this video, we will top wireless routers on the market.

Before we get started with our video detailing the best wireless routers, we have included

links in the description for each product mentioned, so make sure you check those out

to see which is in your budget range.

Starting off at number 1 we have the TP-Link Archer C2300.

The TP-Link Archer C2300 has a deceptively mild-mannered design, but don't be fooled

– it's one of the most powerful routers you can buy.

It's the reigning performance champ, pumping out nearly a gigabit per second of data in

our standard performance tests, and blasting through walls and ceilings with ease.

Not only is the Archer C2300 the fastest router we've seen, but it's also small, unobtrusive

and full of high-end features.

The Archer C2300 comes with built-in optimization tools, like antivirus, QoS and parental controls

that are normally found on more expensive competitors.

It's price point is typically less than half of what similarly performing competitors

cost, and is backed by a two year warranty.

The TP-Link Archer C2300 is simply the best Wi-Fi router you can buy today.

At number 2 we have the Netgear Orbi.

There are plenty of mesh routers on the market to blanket your home with Wi-Fi, but our hands-down

favorite is the Netgear Orbi.

A single Orbi unit alone provides some of the best performance we've seen in a router,

and with additional satellite units, you can cover a 5,000-square-foot home with seamless

connectivity and phenomenal performance.

The speedy Orbi delivers one of the easiest setup processes we've seen, and the combination

of smartphone and desktop tools make it easy to manage your network from anywhere, including

curfew times and content controls for parents.

And newer add-ons let you expand in more ways than one, with weatherproof outdoor satellite

units and an Alexa-equipped unit that doubles as a smart speaker.

If you've got a big home, the Orbi is the best Wi-Fi router for you.

At number 3 we have the TP-Link Archer A7.

The TP-Link Archer A7 is the best Wi-Fi router for those on a budget, delivering very good

802.11ac performance and a surprising number of features for less than $60.

The Archer A7 has great performance for the price – pushing through more data than most

of the comparably priced routers we've tested – and features four Gigabit LAN ports and

a USB 2.0 port for connecting devices.

In addition to solid performance and features, the Archer A7 also has a very easy setup process

and useful parental controls, with an app that lets you monitor and control network

use from anywhere.

It's the best value Wi-Fi router we've tested this year.

At number 4 we have the Netgear Nighthawk AC2300.

It might be priced like a high-performance or gaming router, but the Netgear Nighthawk

AC2300 (RS400) delivers in a different (and perhaps more important) area: Cybersecurity.

The RS400 may deliver solid performance and enough range to cover most homes, but the

real value is protection, with a fistful of security features from Netgear and Bitdefender,

including three years of protection from Bitdefender Total Security software.

The RS400 is built to safeguard your entire connected home, from your laptops and phones

to a whole range of smart devices, from TVs to ovens, thermostats and doorbell cameras.

With so many devices on today's home network, you have to be more vigilant, as a single

poorly secured gadget can open you up to hackers and malware.

The RS400 keeps your whole home safe, and is easy to set up and manage, too, making

it our favorite cybersecurity router.

At number 5 we have the Asus ROG Rapture GT-AX11000.

The first router we've tested that features the new Wi-Fi 6 specification, the Asus ROG

Rapture GT-AX11000 is a gamer's delight, with speed that improves over longer range, low

latency and all the features that gamers expect.

Add it all up and most other gaming routers are now second best.

The GT-AX11000 is large, with a gargantuan base, eight swiveling antennas, and massive

10.8Gbps maximum throughput.

This router has connectivity in droves, thanks to its tri-band design and four downstream

Gigabit LAN ports, a single 2.5G Base T Ethernet connection, and two USB 3.0 ports.

Built in customization and gaming-oriented optimizations provide plenty of control, and

you can even pair it with other Asus routers for mesh networking to cover a larger home.

At $450, it is expensive, but this is the best Wi-Fi router for gamers wanting an edge

online.

At number 6 we have the TP-Link Archer C5400X.

The TP-Link Archer C5400X is the gaming router to beat, with some of the best performance

you'll see in any home networking device.

It offers best-in-class tri-band performance with impressive coverage, delivering 1Gbps

over its 2.4GHz band and 2.167Gbps over each of its two 5GHz channels.

The 8-antenna design and red-on-black color scheme are sure to turn heads, but the real

selling point is the collection of optimization and security features that will satisfy any

power user.

With bandwidth-allocation controls to let you use the massive throughput as you wish,

this router puts incredible performance into the user's hands, for gaming or anything else.

At number 7 we have the Linksys EA8300 Max Stream.

For a truly customizable router, we recommend the Linksys EA8300 Max-Stream, which is not

only a great tri-band router, it's also loaded with tools to tweak and customize your router

for optimal performance.

The small black EA8300 Max-Stream can move lots of data, though it will do best in smaller

homes.

But even with shorter range, it offers impressive performance for a router that sells for less

than $200.

Whether you're allocating bandwidth to prioritize gaming or media streaming, or just setting

up parental controls, you can automate many features, make manual adjustments on the fly,

and monitor it – all from your desktop or smartphone.

With so many ways to customize your router's performance, the Linksys EA8300 Max Stream

is an easy pick for the power user.

And at number 8 we have the Ubiquiti UniFi AC Pro Wireless Access Point.

Ubiquiti's UniFi line of access points bridge the gap between consumer products and professional

enterprise solutions.

This type of product is for the enthusiast that isn't happy with what traditional home

Wi-Fi solutions offer.

If you're serious about providing a high quality network that is robust, the UniFi line is

currently the best option on the market.

Although each unit sells for around $130, you'll need some extra hardware to get up

and running.

Traditional home Wi-Fi solutions are actually 3 products combined into one box.

They consist of a router, a switch, and an access point.

Since the UniFi is just an access point, you'll need to provide your own router and switch.

This can be as simple as a $20 commodity switch and a $60 router, but you'll need to take

this into account when designing your system.

If you're the type of customer even looking for products in this category though, you

should be fine with the network configuration.

Another thing you'll need is a PoE injector since enterprise APs don't have dedicated

power inputs.

Depending on what package you purchase, an injector may be included with your AP, but

they come cheap either way.

So that sums up the top wireless routers.

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