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The TL-MR6400 router from TP-LINK is aimed at users who need a reliable internet connection and live or work in areas without access to cable or DSL internet. It is ideal for use in areas with low mobile phone signal, as it can create a stable internet connection via 4G/3G. Additionally, it can be used as a central router in small offices or homes, as it has multiple features and functions that cater to their needs. Furthermore, with the TP-LINK TL-MR6400, you can create a wireless network in your home or office and connect your devices, such as laptops, smartphones, tablets, smart TVs, etc.
With a built-in 4G LTE modem and an integrated SIM card slot, all you need to do is insert a Nano SIM card and turn on the router. Enjoying fast and stable Wi-Fi on a 4G LTE network has never been easier.
Take full advantage of your cutting-edge 4G LTE network for download speeds of up to 150 Mbps. Share your 4G LTE network with multiple Wi-Fi devices and enjoy HD movies without interruptions, fast file downloads, and smooth video chats. Fully compatible with FDD-LTE and TDD-LTE to work with most service providers worldwide.
Enjoy unparalleled convenience and flexibility. Field-tested for years to ensure universal compatibility with 2 advanced LTE antennas for smooth connection. Simply insert a micro SIM card and power on this sleek piece of technology to use fast and stable Wi-Fi, whether you are at home or working remotely.
Easily share a 3G / 4G connection with up to 32 wireless devices, such as phones, tablets, and laptops simultaneously. 4 LAN ports are ready to provide internet for wired devices such as desktop computers.
Block inappropriate content and set daily limits for the time your children spend online with Parental Controls
Prioritizes devices for greater performance where you need it.
The Guest Network creates a separate Wi-Fi for guests, ensuring your privacy is safe.
With a fully functional WAN / LAN port, the TL-MR6400 can also operate as a router compatible with cable, fiber optic, and DSL modems. The strategic WAN and 3G / 4G security connection setup maintains a stable Internet connection. The TL-MR6400 can connect you to the Internet, regardless of your situation.
Set up the TL-MR6400 in minutes thanks to the intuitive web interface and the powerful Tether app. Tether also allows you to manage network settings from any Android or iOS device, including parental controls and access control.
Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.
Reliable. It has been working 24/7 with a SIM in a remote area for a year. There are constantly connected devices (cameras) that send signals continuously without any issues. The power goes out, and when it comes back, everything is fine. There is remote control capability via an app. When multiple devices are connected, it is really perhaps even faster than a simple stable VDSL connection.
Easy and simple installation especially if you download the dedicated app.
Speed is very good but always depends on the mobile network provider.
I always have it plugged on due to the frequent power cuts in Greece.
I personally believe that this device is ideal where there's no landline network.
For this amount of money it's a good choice as technology changes and for sure you will have to replace it after a few years.
I don't know if it was this specific defective one, but it never worked... Sometimes it would receive the signal and sometimes it would lose it... Until it completely gave out... A waste of money
This one was purchased for 24-hour operation 7 days a week. I've been a owner for about 2 months, and I haven't encountered any problems. It has a stable connection and quite good signal reception
I got it for the village where we didn't even have a landline and they were asking us a ton of money to bring a line!!! Full signal everywhere and I work with the laptop normally at work when needed!!!! I highly recommend it! Also, smart TV and we watch Netflix normally!!!!
I set up a small Vodafone router in a basement with poor signal using a SIM card that shares data with my mobile phone. For 65%-70% of the time, I had no internet at all, and for the rest of the time, it was tragically slow (like it was 30 years ago when you had to disconnect the modem to make a phone call). The internet on my mobile phone (a Redmi Note 11s) was similarly poor, and since the phone also had no signal for calls, I thought it was the signal in the basement that was to blame. Before I signed a contract for a landline, I decided to test a more serious router to see if it would catch a better signal, so I got this one. Since I set it up, I have decent internet, with no delays for basic use (web browsing, emails, YouTube) and no interruptions. I haven't done any measurements, but for the usage I described, it's perfect; I saved on the monthly payments of a landline contract.
Edit: I must make a correction a few days after using it. I got the router on a Saturday afternoon and tested it in downtown Athens over the weekend when the offices were closed. I found that on weekdays when the offices were full of people, the signal was significantly weaker, to the point that I eventually needed to get a Cosmote card (instead of Vodafone), and now I'm doing fine. It works completely smoothly now; it just showed that with Vodafone's weaker signal, it didn't perform as well. I tested putting the Cosmote SIM in the old small router, and there was a difference (it was slower), so yes, the new router makes a difference, but not the one I described at the beginning.
I've been using it for years now and it's problem-free. I got one for a friend and he is absolutely satisfied as well. It does its job as it should.
Very slow, with 4G on my mobile in the area where I live I am at 150mbps if I remove the sim card from the mobile and put it in the router it does not go above 40mbps with great instability and drops to 24mbps
I have it in the village where there is no stable line due to the non-existent internet... and it almost always catches full signal. I have it for telecommuting for several months and I am very satisfied!
Just if you have an issue with the Internet, do not choose this solution. You will be even more disappointed.
(This review was written with the hope that it will be uploaded someday)
slower in speed than the mobile connection. It needs a good spot to catch a signal, 2 bars where the mobile has almost full signal
I think I reached a good speed.
The router is fine, I have version v5.3, the important thing is to have a good signal and antenna in the desired band. I have all the settings on automatic, I haven't done anything special.
If I could give 0 stars, I would. Unacceptable router. In a house next to a Cosmote antenna where I would get 4G with mobile devices at around 100 and 80, with full signal, this one barely reaches 15mbps in download. It's not even worth 20€.
I have the ZTE MC801A where I am EXTREMELY satisfied and because one of its external antenna plugs broke, I took it for service and decided to get a 4G modem to have it in case of emergency like now. I went to public and found this specific one and bought it. THE WORST 80€ I HAVE EVER SPENT. From getting 70-100 download on 4G with the ZTE, I ended up with 10-20 download with this piece of crap. I DO NOT RECOMMEND IT AT ALL
It does its job perfectly for a vacation home and in collaboration with the company that each person has, you can get a sim card and have internet without a fixed line! You need to find a spot inside the house that catches the signal well! Once you catch the signal, it doesn't stop or have interruptions! It's worth its money! I've been using it for 1 year at my vacation home!
For the cottage, it is incredible. It is very light, you can easily carry it. I am completely satisfied.
So it's time for me to evaluate v 5.3 after two months of use. I use it in my country house for unlimited data usage when we are there, and as cameras and sensors when we are away. Initially, I had the same issue that some people have mentioned here. The speed was slower than a mobile phone. The router is a cat 4, so it's logical since the mobile phone can connect to multiple bands simultaneously. When I entered the menu and experimented with the bands, I tried it on band 1 in a specific area of the house and I reached up to 65mbps down. So I would like to say that it satisfied me 100%. If someone is unsure about how close a certain antenna is, they can go to https://www.cellmapper.net/map and see the antennas and bands of each antenna in their house. Otherwise, if someone can afford it, they can go for 4G+ or 5G. However, this particular one does its job and more.
UPDATE: Since the beginning of June, when people gathered in their country houses and tourists arrived, the speeds have dropped significantly. Especially during the Holy Spirit long weekend, we had speeds ranging from 5 to 15 Mbps in Kosmote during peak hours. In Vodafone, speeds were up to 10 Mbps. Just know that in crowded areas, especially with offers from companies for unlimited data, the speeds will decrease significantly. Nevertheless, it remains stable in its operation without disconnections.
It works flawlessly for 3 years in a cottage, it hasn't had the slightest issue.
I read comments from some of you talking about disconnections and such.
Guys, if you don't know how to set it up, don't buy it or call a SPECIALIST to configure it for you.
Tireless. I left it at the country house for cameras and heating/lighting via wifi and for 6 months there hasn't been a single disconnection. It just needs power. And with the TP-Link app, you have remote monitoring. It's worth every penny.
Good evening, very good product as you can see in the photos. When the mobile has E, the router with 2 lines reaches 50 mbps. What else does anyone ask for from a little router? I would buy it again without hesitation, with a Vodafone SIM card.
Update 7/12/2024 ...after a year of operation everything is perfect you don't need to look for anything else....I have connected 3 ptz cameras in a vacation home it works perfectly for almost a month now you definitely connect comfortably and the alarm. I am lucky the antenna in a straight line is at 200 meters the wifi is very satisfactory with the router in the center of the house with thick walls in between
If I were to buy it again, I would go for the 5GHz (the router's second operating band - more expensive of course, €90). However, at €60, it is very good and does the job. At first, I didn't have a good signal reception from my mobile, but it turned out to be a coverage issue with the mobile network. So, if you get it, make sure that the company covers your area with 4G.
Good little router... And with the tether cloud application, it works great...
I set up ddns-remote access and everything is fine..
The automatic restart function is very useful, so you don't have to worry about it...
For now, I don't have much to say since it's only the first day...
I just want to mention that in the Saronic area, it gave me speeds of up to 30/30 in the morning with Cosmote, a bit higher in the evening, and with Nova, it was around 30/20... And with Vodafone, it was about 20-30/20, but the big difference was when I entered the menu and selected band 1, then Vodafone reached 65/20+... That's where I was amazed... I didn't expect such better performance from Cosmote... Of course, the area and the nearby antenna play a role...
On mobile in the same area, the speeds of the providers I mentioned are much better... But let's not forget that mobiles have LTE 4G 12+ category and can connect to multiple bands, while this specific router is 4G LTE category 4 and can only connect to one band at a time...
If someone has higher requirements, they might want to consider the MR600 at double the price, which is cat.6/7 4G+ and can connect to 2 bands at a time...
I would also like to note that the TPLink 4G routers, because I also have the 6500 in another location, have a problem with Nova SIM cards... They provide internet normally... But they don't recognize the provider in the menu, they don't display the name, the APN fields are empty, and they don't allow you to manually select the band with Nova... Maybe the company should release a firmware update to improve compatibility with the new Nova SIM cards... It might work better with an old Wind SIM card... I suppose... I don't know...
That's all for now...
Oh! And they could have added a power button... Not that it matters... Just saying... ;)
It would also be good if they mentioned the frequency of the bands, not just band 1, 3, 7, 20, etc...
I just wanted to add that in the router's menu, it says it has the latest firmware, but on the TPLink website, there is a newer one according to my check...
I bought it for my vacation home. It works better than I expected with the red company's card. I have speeds of 30-40mbps with a 3/5 signal strength. It had one interruption, but it wasn't due to a device problem, it was bad weather. I believe it's worth it at 65-70€.
For the use I make of it, on weekends in the village... It does its job just fine! Stable, good signal, easy installation, easy menu and app.
Excellent.
Just find a way to place it next to a window, so that it has the best possible "visual" contact with the outside world
In the two years it lasted, with difficulty in getting a signal from the provider, I tested SIM cards from all three major providers in two homes and an office. Due to the low signal, it frequently disconnects, practically rendering it useless.
While it was functioning, it was okay even in an area with not particularly good signal. Paying 100 euros for 2 years, you can't call it a value for money choice, I do not recommend it.
I have nothing to say... the photo says it all... on the mobile with data from Cosmote network and on the TV router, with a Cosmote SIM card, connected to the internet... the measurements were taken from the same spot... as for the router, it's garbage... I wasted my money
With two out of three signal strength bars (presumably due to the area), it doesn't have a serious problem sending data to our mobile phones. It works perfectly with Ethernet on the TV! For me? Yes! Pretty good!
AWESOME!!! I solved the problem regarding internet in my country house (Alepochori, Pefkogiali) consistently at a range of 18mb - 30mb download with a change in the band (zone) using a Cosmote sim. WiFi radius easily reaches 30 meters next to a window at a frequency of 2.4ghz. Connected are 2 mobile phones, 2 tablets, a smart TV, full streaming, and no lagging. I won't describe any further :)
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