Almost free - TP Link AC1600 Wireless Modem Router - RRP $220 - reduced to crazy $15
These units normally retail for $80 (EBay) - $220 (Retail stores)
Archer VR1600v
AC1600 Wireless Dual Band Gigabit VoIP VDSL/ADSL Modem Router
Superfast Dual Band Wi-Fi: Up to 1.6Gbps Wi-Fi speed, 300Mbps (2.4GHz), 1300Mbps (5GHz)
Supports VOIP Calls: Simply make or receive phone calls over the Internet
Full Gigabit Port: Up to 10x faster than standard Ethernet, deliver lightning-fast wired performance
Supports USB 2.0: With USB 2.0 port, easily share files & media with networked devices
Easy Remote Management: TR-069 protocol enables an operator to remotely configure and manage end-user devices
Smooth Connection: Supports VLAN, 802.1q, smooth network connection for IPTV and other services
Full Specifications here:
www.tp-link.com...
Online review:
Great affordable modem + router unit! This unit is great.
I have switched from the ASUS DSL-AC68U model to the TP-link VR600 due to constant wifi dropouts.
I am really happy with this unit, its been an absolute workhorse, great wifi performance and provides stable NBN connection. I wish I bought this earlier, it would have saved so much frustration.
Great thing about this unit is that it used a Broadcom chipset which is known for its reliability.
Highly recommend this one!
Living the good life in retirement, a Stuff-Metlifecare partnership
Kia ora team
Our special partnership with Metlifecare continues, and we have some great content to share with readers about people living their best lives in retirement.
This issue we look at some of the worthwhile volunteer roles retirees are filling in our communities, learn about mindfulness at any age, and check out some Kiwi beach travel options while the good weather lasts.
Don’t forget to try out our nostalgia quiz - it’s for anyone who wants to test the Kiwi knowledge they’ve picked up over the past four, five, six or more decades.
Joanna Davis
Homed Editor
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Are you keeping it old school?
We know that things come back around, look at vinyl records!
Do you still use any old-school technology (like landlines or VHS tapes) at home?
Let us know in the comments.
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