TP-Link’s tri-band Wi-Fi 7 gaming router is now available.
First announced during CES 2025, TP-Link has officially launched its Archer GE650 Wi-Fi 7 router featuring a dedicated 5Gbps ethernet gaming port that prioritizes traffic to consoles. It’s available now for $349.99, but discounted to $279.99 as part of a limited time launch promotion. The Archer GE650 offers wireless speeds of up to 11Gbps, two 5Gbps ports, four 2.5Gbps ports, and a pyramid-inspired design with cust…
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