To read about the other routers we tested, to see more options in case our pick is sold out, or to learn about a router with more features, please visit our full guide at The Wirecutter. (If you don’t mind paying more for terrific Wi-Fi performance and way better features than our pick offers, the Netgear R6400, our new $150 upgrade pick, has a great dollar-per-megabit ratio as well.) It might not be the speediest wireless-ac router in some cases, but faster routers aren’t worth the price difference. Now it’s getting monetized further: Wirecutter, which now is going behind the Times’ metered paywall, The Wall Street Journal reported and Times confirmed Tuesday. Our pick is an incredible value and a much better match for your wireless-ac devices than a wireless-n router. Wirecutter, the 10-year-old shopping recommendations site that The New York Times bought five years ago, has already made the Times a lot of money.

The key to the Archer C7 is its unbeatable price-to-performance ratio. And its long-range speeds are much faster than the Internet service you're probably paying for. Although its wireless-ac performance wasn't the strongest, it did well enough at long range - where Wi-Fi performance really matters.

It beat every other router we’ve tried on most of our 2.4GHz tests (across most locations and distances). Marquis was identified by the National Association for Gun Rights as the woman who left two voicemails Thursday. The TP-Link Archer C7 (v2) is the best router for most people. is a product-recommendation site that the Times purchased in 2016. The TP-Link Archer C7 is the best Wi-Fi router for most people.

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