[posted on other ftns to get input from those that don't carry this one ]

I recently got stuck with an EERO 6E Plus wireless router as part of
my migration to metronet (fiber internet).

The device throws 3 bands of wifi into one SSID, and creates havoc for
trying to use wireless devices.

So I'm interested in purchasing a good wifi router that has 2-3 bands, that
can all be setup with their own SSID. To avoid issues with 2.4G devices not being able to be setup, due to conflicts with 2.4/5G devices talking to same SSID.

Currently, I have like 6 blink cameras, and 4 wifi light bulbs I cannot
use because of this situtation.

I've found TP-Link AXE5400 Tri-Band WiFi 6E Router ARCHER AXE75 on amazon,
and looks nice. The manual clearly shows that each band has it's own
SSID. The guest network can even be set up with 1/2/3 bands, and those can
have separate SSID from the non-guest network.

Current price is $179, but going to wait until midnight to see if it
goes lower durin prime days. But I'm open to other suggestions in this
price range and available on amazon, so I can get it in a few days.

On 15 Jul 2024, Errol Casey said the following...

[posted on other ftns to get input from those that don't carry this one ]

I recently got stuck with an EERO 6E Plus wireless router as part of
my migration to metronet (fiber internet).

The device throws 3 bands of wifi into one SSID, and creates havoc for trying to use wireless devices.

So I'm interested in purchasing a good wifi router that has 2-3 bands, that can all be setup with their own SSID. To avoid issues with 2.4G devices not being able to be setup, due to conflicts with 2.4/5G devices talking to same SSID.

Currently, I have like 6 blink cameras, and 4 wifi light bulbs I cannot use because of this situtation.

I've found TP-Link AXE5400 Tri-Band WiFi 6E Router ARCHER AXE75 on
amazon, and looks nice. The manual clearly shows that each band has
it's own SSID. The guest network can even be set up with 1/2/3 bands,
and those can have separate SSID from the non-guest network.

Current price is $179, but going to wait until midnight to see if it
goes lower durin prime days. But I'm open to other suggestions in this price range and available on amazon, so I can get it in a few days.

Why don't you just turn off the wifi on the router, and get a separate wireless AP like a TP-LINK AC1200 one, you can do a lot more with the wireless AP than you could with a router with built in wifi I'm sure.

I've never used the wifi on ISP routers, they're never nearly as good, plus if you have a separate one, then whenever you switch ISP's your wifi will just keep working =)

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