An important part of the setup of a connected home or office, routers can help improve the performance obtained in networks, reconciling technologies that provide less loss and also, new signal modalities, not always supported by modems offered by national operators.
With that in mind, we have selected here some good options for routers that can currently be purchased in the Brazilian market, thus giving a horizon of possibilities for those who wish to improve their setup.
As in other guides here at TudoCelular, below we list the selected options and some of the highlights for each of the models:
To start our list, we have Google’s first solution for the Brazilian market. Google WiFi is an interesting device both for those who want only one unit to improve the network and also for those who want to create a network with multiples, thus increasing its coverage.
In general, we can say that Google WiFi offers easy setup, modern and discreet design, single network for 2.4GHz and 5GHz, support multiple devices without loss and additional features. It has already been analyzed here on the site and you can check everything we talked about in the link below.
If your focus is on installing a minimalist router that already supports Wi-Fi6 Plus, a good option could be the Huawei AX3, available on the market and offering long range, speeds of up to 3000 Mbps and support for ethernet connections ( RJ45).
Another good option when we talk about Wi-Fi6 is the TP-Link Archer AX50, which promises in particular low latency, extended coverage thanks to the four integrated antennas and improved security, as well as the OFDMA technology that promises to increase the capacity by 4x, allowing transmission simultaneous to more devices.
Everyone knows that RGBs increase FPS in gameplay, right? Believing or not that old phrase that is known in the gamer market, an option for those who play is the Asus RT-AX82U, a router that also supports Wi-Fi6, brings Aura RGB for customization and AiMesh, for creation and integration in expanded networks.
With a modern and discreet look, TP-Link Deco M4 is a good option for anyone wanting to maximize internet coverage at home or in the office, with the possibility of purchasing it in kits with 2 or 3 towers.
Like Google’s solution, it supports 2.4GHz or 5GHz connections and, last but not least, offers Gigabit Lan ports for wired connection.
To close our selection of routers, we have the TP-Link EX220 that offers a more discreet look and a flatter body. The network formed by it can even use Wi-Fi 6 technology and its 4 external antennas promise greater coverage, speeds of up to 1.8 Gbps and support for remote management.
