<![CDATA[TP-Link AC3200 Wireless Tri-Band Gigabit Router Review]]>

<![CDATA[TP-Link AC3200 Wireless Tri-Band Gigabit Router Review]]>Editor’s note: IGN is ramping tech and hardware reviews back up, one product category at a time. We’re kicking off with deep dives into some of the best-of-the best headsets, routers, GPUs, Mice, Monitors, and keyboards from the last few years.

TP-Link isn’t as well known as its bigger rivals but the company has earned a solid reputation over the years by creating high quality routers that offer a clean and simple interface. Its routers and branding aren’t flashy, nor is there any gaming attitude or hyperbole, which is refreshing. This particular model is the Archer 3200 (See it on Amazon), which is the company’s high-end tri-band AC router, and sits below its Wave 2 Archer 5400 model, which is $100 more expensive but theoretically offers more bandwidth. The Archer 3200 isn’t a "gaming router" per se, but as one of the popular brands I wanted to take a look at one if its high-end offerings.

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