AXE5400 Tri-Band Wi-Fi 6E Gaming Router, prioritizes gaming apps and devices, accelerates by GPN, ultra-fast speed, high-capacity connections, Beamforming technology, robust security

So far, so good. I installed it last night, because I couldn't wait. Set up was fairly straight forward, because I already had an older TP Link Router, so I visually copied the settings, resetting the network name when I finished, which meant I didn't have to reset all the peripherals. I did have to rejoin the Amazon Dot, because it gave me a red ring & complained that the network password has been changed. I do like the fire effect LEDs in the front, and I thought they might irritate me, but they don't, and I'm used to them now; they can be quite relaxing. Now, for the speed and coverage. My older router was ok, but it was a bit hit & miss around the house. In the bathroom especially, when I'm bog browsing, it would be slow, annoyingly so. Now, with this, I'm getting 433Mbps sat on the bog...! I was amazed and very happy. I will write another review in the future, after I've been using it for a while, but so far I'm happy. Oh yes, and the design, I love the design...!!! It looks a lot better than a flat unit with an array of antenna sticking out, that are usually pointing in the wrong direction.

Great as a access point easy to configure with a 2.5g input overcoming the 1g limit of most access points. Would fully recommend.

I bought the GXE75 to replace an AXE75 due to the GXE75 having a 2.5gbps wan port. I was hoping to get increased speeds because I have a 1.5 gbps internet connection and it caps out at 850mpbs on the AXE75 due to having only 1gb ports. The GXE, using the same settings as the AXE75, was substantially slower and worse in every possible way compared to the AXE75. The 6ghz was unusable. The 5ghz wifi was only getting 500MBPS downloads and the even over wan I was only getting 600mpbs, which is odd and doesn't make any sense considering the port is meant to be a "gaming port". My latencies were 60ms vs the 21ms I get on the AXE75. I suspect that because the antennas are nested inside the router that it just has pathetic broadcasting abilities. After this experience I will never buy another TpLink product. The AXE75 is also a mediocre router.