Deal Posted a week ago or so with the router at £49.97. Went in to the Selly Oak branch today to pick one up and found that a further tenner had been taken off the price.
Has solid reviews and a great price for a budget router.
All comments (36)
008
1 Mar 161#1
HEAT!
Was great @49 so now it is £39 even better!
fishmaster to 008
1 Mar 162#3
Mathematics is working nicely for you today, well done :smiley:
kefan77
1 Mar 161#2
excellent price
benfisher1991
1 Mar 16#4
These any good?
Looking to upgrade my homehub4.
rebel2g to benfisher1991
3 Mar 16#25
I upgraded from one and the difference is amazing
niceday1234
1 Mar 16#5
can you use this for sky fiber.?
thecresta
1 Mar 16#6
Did they ever fix the WiFi problems on this router? From what I can see they never did?
Had similar troubles with my 1043ND (WiFi randomly cutting out, freezing if bandwidth was too high etc). TP-Link acknowledged the problems, but never bothered to provide a firmware fix. Had to go down the DD-WRT route instead.
bobdylan to thecresta
2 Mar 161#15
Not limited to those Tp Link routers I don't think, I had a 9980 for a few days and got loads of dropouts so ditched it and went back to my old router
coastersteve
1 Mar 16#7
I got one of these the other week when they were on £49 and replaced my TalkTalk all in one fibre router with one of these and the BTOpenworld fibre modem. Seems to work much much better than the TalkTalk effort. Have some heat!
RickSeymour
1 Mar 16#8
Bought from Preston PCWorld. Works well.. I run PPPoE over Powerline :smiley:
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Opening post
Has solid reviews and a great price for a budget router.
All comments (36)
Was great @49 so now it is £39 even better!
Looking to upgrade my homehub4.
Had similar troubles with my 1043ND (WiFi randomly cutting out, freezing if bandwidth was too high etc). TP-Link acknowledged the problems, but never bothered to provide a firmware fix. Had to go down the DD-WRT route instead.