- TP-LINK TL-WR3602BE Router Supports file backups with USB 3.0 and working with external hard drives
- Supports phone to phone, hotspot mode and USB modems to create networks everywhere you go
- External antennas enhance signal stability in overloaded areas such as airports, hotels and conference centers
TP-Link has introduced a new travel-focused network device designed around Wi-Fi 7 technology.
The TL-WR3602BE WiFi router is invoiced as a double band router with combined speeds reaching 3.6 Gbps, including 2882 Mbps on the 5 GHz band and 688 Mbps on the 2.4 GHz band.
In principle, this bandwidth should be more than enough to support streaming, large file transfers and cloud -based productivity tools.
High -speed performance in a compact frame
TP-Link claims that this portable wifi router can even be converted to a power bank with its Type-C interface.
This device allows users to share and back up files on their private networks because it supports external hard drives, which can be connected via its USB 3.0 port.
What makes this stand out from typical travel routers is its integration of WiFi 7 features such as Multi-Link operation and 4K-Qam, aiming to provide greater stability and efficiency, even in crowded networks such as hotels or conference centers.
Despite its advanced specifications, this is still a travel device built small enough to fit in a bag or even a pocket.
It is equipped with a 2.5 Gbps wan port and a standard gigabit LAN port, providing the kind of flexibility required for setups on the go.
It also supports USB bundles and the 3G-4G USB texts modems, hotspot, access point, range and client, allowing a network to create a network in places without conventional infrastructure.
An important point of sale for this router is its support for OpenVPN and Wireguard protocols, giving it the potential to act as a secure router, even when connecting to public networks.
Some VPN providers such as NordVPN and Surfshark are already integrated into the unit’s interface, reducing the need for manual configuration.
The inclusion of a hardware -switch to change features such as VPN or guest access may prove convenient for users who appreciate quick access to privacy control.
For small businesses, this can make TL-WR3602BE a viable SMB router when mobility is important.
Although the router supports seven operating modes and offers a user -friendly setup via mobile app or browser, it is still a niche product.
For all its features, it is unlikely to replace a fixed-line connection or a fully equipped Office router, but should work just fine for external employees who need something between a telephone hotspot and business equipment.
This device is currently available on Amazon for $ 109.99 if you use the coupon code 30WIFI7 – but be warned, the code expires on August 31 or when the product runs out of stock.
