The Archer VR600 unlocks the full potential of your Internet connection by providing combined dual band Wi-Fi speeds, eliminating lag and buffering from your online experience. Dedicated Wi-Fi networks support more devices and reduce wireless interference to create stable connections.
- Superfast Wi-Fi speeds, ideal for online gaming, HD streaming, and large file downloads
- Detachable antennas provide stable wireless connections and optimal coverage
- Versatile connectivity
- Beamforming technology improves wireless range and performance
Superfast VDSL broadband
The advanced VDSL2 technology allows the Archer VR600 to deliver impressive VDSL broadband speeds. The Archer VR600 serves as a DSL modem and wireless router, combining two devices in one. The integrated DSL port supports all standard DSL connections.
Versatile connectivity
With multiple inputs, the Archer VR600 provides you with a variety of functions, when connecting to the Internet. As a backup, the EWAN port allows the Archer VR600 to accept connections from cable and fiber modems via Ethernet cable. Additionally, both of the two USB ports support 3G/4G dongle connections.
Superior range and stability
High-performance external antennas help the Archer VR600 create an expansive home network. Advanced Beamforming technology automatically locates wireless devices and forms targeted, highly efficient wireless connections.
Blazing fast wired performance
To help your wired devices achieve peak performance, the router's Gigabit Ethernet ports operate faster. Connecting an external drive to one of the USB 2.0 ports allows you to share files, photos, music, and video with any device on the network.
Impressive aesthetics
The glossy body of the Archer VR600 makes it a stylish addition to the decor of any room in your home. The accents also provide an aura of elegance, making your router easy to display, whether it is simply placed on a table or mounted on the wall. For added convenience, you can easily disable the LED indicators to prevent distractions at night.
