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.

Our pick is an incredible value and a much better match for your wireless-ac devices than a wireless-n router. 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). The TP-Link Archer C7 (v2) is the best router for most people. 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. The TP-Link Archer C7 is the best Wi-Fi router for most people. 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. 1-48 of 769 results for 'wirecutter' Results.

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