Dual-band gigabit routers, with a focus on stability, including custom-made antennas and beamforming technology.

TP-Link Korea announced the launch of the Archer C9, a dual-band gigabit router that supports 802.11ac standard wireless speeds of up to 1900Mbps.

The Archer C9 is the second new product released by TP-Link Korea this year. It prioritizes the stability of Wi-Fi signals and stands out with its beamforming technology and antenna design that minimizes signal interference.

The 2.4GHz band, suitable for general web surfing and email, offers a relatively wide signal range, though its speed is somewhat slower. Conversely, the 5GHz band is ideal for video streaming and online gaming, offering faster speeds but a narrower signal range. A dual-band router equipped with both bandwidths allows for seamless multitasking.

The Archer C9, which is being released this time, is a dual-band router with two bands, and is a product suitable for comfortably enjoying a diverse wireless lifestyle with speeds of 600 Mbps at 2.4 GHz and 1300 Mbps at 5 GHz.

The TP-Link Archer C9 uses beamforming technology to recognize devices and deliver more focused signals, creating stable, wide coverage. Furthermore, with its four gigabit-capable LAN ports, it helps create a gigabit internet environment in homes and offices.

It has a built-in USB 3.0 port that is 10 times faster than the existing USB 2.0 port, allowing you to conveniently share photos, music, videos, etc. The Archer C9 offers simple setup features such as guest network and parental controls using the TP-Link Tether app.

The Archer C9, a dual-band gigabit router ideal for home use with gigabit internet, will be available for purchase at TP-Link Korea's Store Farm starting on the 29th. Pre-orders starting on the 23rd will also receive a complimentary spare battery, and a social media event is also being held to celebrate the launch of the Archer C9.