TP-Link Archer AX4400 Wi-Fi 6 wireless router

TP-Link Archer AX4400 Wi-Fi 6 Router

The TP-Link Archer AX4400 is a dual-band wireless router built for households that run many connected devices at once. It delivers up to 4400 Mbps total throughput using Wi-Fi 6 technology across 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands. Six external antennas and beamforming direct signal toward clients for stable coverage throughout the home. A USB 3.0 port adds simple network storage or printer sharing.

Dual-band Wi-Fi 6 throughput and port limits

The 5 GHz band uses a 160 MHz channel width to reach 3.8 Gbps, but real-world speed depends on client support for that width and on interference in the local environment. Five Gigabit Ethernet ports provide wired backhaul or device connections at 1000 Mbps each, yet the WAN port shares the same 1 Gbps ceiling, capping internet throughput. MU-MIMO and OFDMA help serve 200-plus devices, though dense neighbouring networks can still reduce available airtime.

Six-stream 4T4R architecture decides fit

The router uses a 4T4R antenna configuration with six spatial streams, which is the single specification that determines whether it matches a buyer's need for maximum simultaneous client capacity. Homes with mostly older single-stream devices will not use the full stream count, while users needing multi-gigabit WAN or 6 GHz spectrum must choose a different platform.