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product_id: 152492861
title: "TP-Link Box 4G, Router 4G+ LTE Cat.6 300 Mbps WiFi AC 1200 Mbps, 2 x SMA for External Antenna, 4 RJ45 Gigabit Ports, Removable Antennas, OneMesh, Modem SIM Card for Any Operator, Archer MR600"
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# Cat6 LTE up to 300 Mbps Dual-band WiFi AC1200 for stable coverage 4 Gigabit Ethernet ports for wired speed TP-Link Box 4G, Router 4G+ LTE Cat.6 300 Mbps WiFi AC 1200 Mbps, 2 x SMA for External Antenna, 4 RJ45 Gigabit Ports, Removable Antennas, OneMesh, Modem SIM Card for Any Operator, Archer MR600

**Brand:** tp-link
**Price:** RM61
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🚀 Unlock lightning-fast 4G+ WiFi and never miss a beat!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** TP-Link Box 4G, Router 4G+ LTE Cat.6 300 Mbps WiFi AC 1200 Mbps, 2 x SMA for External Antenna, 4 RJ45 Gigabit Ports, Removable Antennas, OneMesh, Modem SIM Card for Any Operator, Archer MR600 by tp-link
- **How much does it cost?** RM61 with free shipping
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## Best For

- tp-link enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted tp-link brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Blazing Fast 4G+ LTE Speeds:** Experience seamless HD streaming and rapid downloads with Cat6 LTE up to 300 Mbps—stay ahead in the fast lane.
- • **Plug & Play SIM Flexibility:** Works effortlessly with any major SIM card worldwide—no setup headaches, just instant connectivity.
- • **Versatile Wired Connections:** Four gigabit LAN ports deliver ultra-reliable, high-speed wired connections for your bandwidth-hungry devices.
- • **Dual-Band WiFi AC1200 Powerhouse:** Enjoy robust, interference-free wireless connectivity across your home or office with advanced dual-band technology.
- • **Expand Your Network with OneMesh:** Create a flexible, cost-effective mesh network by pairing with TP-Link OneMesh devices—perfect for seamless roaming.

## Overview

The TP-Link Archer MR600 is a versatile 4G+ LTE Cat6 router delivering up to 300 Mbps download speeds and dual-band AC1200 WiFi. Featuring four gigabit Ethernet ports, removable external antennas, and OneMesh compatibility, it offers flexible connectivity for home and small office environments. Plug in any major SIM card worldwide for instant, reliable internet access with minimal setup.

## Description

Supports 4G+ Cat6, which can increase data transmission speed up to 300 Mbps. Plug in your SIM card and watch HD movies without dropouts or latency, download files in seconds and play games with smooth animations. Print Server Compatibility List TL-PS110P TL-PS110U TL-WPS510U TL-PS310u; 3G/4g compatibility list TL-MR3040 TL-MR3020 TL-MR3620 Archer VR900 TL-MR3220 TL-MR3420 TD-W8970 TL-WR842ND (RU) TD-W8968 TL-WR902Ac; ISp compatibility list CR1900 TC-W7960 Archer CR500 TC-7620 TC-7610 Archer CR700 TC7650.

Review: Excellent - a great alternative to BT Broadband! - Despite living in London, we are in rather a dead spot as regards mobile reception. To add insult to injury, we cannot get fibre broadband and the 'copper' connection we get from BT is slow and unreliable. Indeed, over the new year, we lost BT broadband completely for 3 days until it was eventually fixed. Even now, we still get annoying intermittent drop outs - particularly exasperating when watching sport! Tethering using a mobile is not an option even in an emergency - the signal indoors is too poor. I initially purchased this TP-Link 4G+ LTE MR600 router to give us a backup solution. Given the bad mobile reception, I paired it with an external Poynting XPOL (V2) 4/5G antenna. Set up was easy - I connected the external antenna (in place of the ones provided with the router) using the SMA connectors, popped in a test "3" SIM and everything burst into life! The admin interface via a browser or the TP-Link Tether APP is straightforward and it's easy with a bit of practise to find your way around. It's all rather comprehensive for a router in this price range and there are also lots of settings and useful statistics. Note - if you want to use SIMs from a provider that uses another carriers network [GiffGaff (O2), Smarty ("3"), Tesco (O2) etc], you will need to adjust the APN settings manually. However, it is very straightforward and all providers publish their required settings on the web. The gigabit LAN ports allow us to connect to our home network with a NAS, printers, YouView, Blue-ray box and smart TVs etc. Currently, our BT Hub still acts as our DHCP server - but that will soon change - see below. I purchased a selection of cheaper pre-paid SIMs (EE, 3, O2, GiffGaff, Vodafone, Tesco, Smarty etc) to test out which supplier is best in our area. I had expected EE or Vodafone to be best but O2 / GiffGaff / Tesco were surprising but clear winners - with a solid 4G+ LTE connection (40-40 band), a consistent 75% signal (2 out of 3 bars) and download speeds averaging above 50Mbps (in a range of 28-67 Mbps). Uploads are 4-6Mbps. That result is more than adequate - we can watch streamed football on one TV, Netflix on another and stream internet radio in the kitchen - all simultaneously. We've never been able to do that before! The other good news with O2 is that I can use a GiffGaff SIM - as they run on the same network but are cheaper and contract free. The Tesco Mobile unlimited data options are also interesting (to us)! However, to be fair, performance will depend on location so you will need to test what is best for you. For my part, I am in the process of cancelling our BT Broadband - this 4G+ LTE router solution is so much better and more stable! UPDATE:- After a few days, we started to find that for about an hour at dawn and dusk, the router would suddenly flip to alternative LTE bands with a much lower download rate - which could interrupt streaming football or films - most annoying! We tried an alternative antenna (Poynting XPOL V3 directional, high gain) and while there was an improvement, the problem still happened occasionally. TP-Link support were great. They believe the issue is due to our odd situation with an alternative mast's broadcast reflecting off buildings causing interference particularly around dusk. They sent me a beta firmware that allowed me to set a specific LTE band thus effectively eliminating interference. It works a treat! Indeed, we also got an increase in download speeds and we often see 85 Mbps. The worst case (in busy times) we see is about 35 Mbps. The connection is rock solid. The result is very acceptable - and a big thanks to TP-Link support. It's worth paying a bit more! UPDATE 2:- I have subsequently upgraded to a V2 model as that has manual LTE band selection built in as a default option. This works absolutely fine and negates the requirement to run Beta firmware. Otherwise, the 2 versions are to all intents and purposes, identical. I returned my older V1 device to standard firmware and installed the device in my daughter's new flat (she has no requirement for manual LTE band selection). We are both chuffed!!
Review: Good quality product at a reasonable price - I bought this WiFi router for its 4g capabilities as a "failover" second source of broadband for when my main Virgin Broadband link goes down. I work from home and can ill-afford to be off the internet for several hours while Virgin sort out their broadband act. My main link from Virgin Broadband runs at 500 mbs receive (35 mbs transmit) and is generally stable. The Archer only provides around 24 mbs receive (18 mbs transmit) on a 75% 4g signal but this is faster than BT can provide in my area and the 4g link is pretty stable. I find the 4g link provides a good stand-by replacement for general internet use. Both broadband links are fed into an Ubiquiti EdgeRouter Lite which has been configured in "failover" mode. If my main Virgin broadband link goes down the 4g link automatically cuts in. The Archer impressed me from the outset since it was only necessary to put in the 4g SIM card (a data unlimited phone SIM from Virgin Media supplied as a freebie from my main subscription) plugged it in to the mains and it immediately established connection with the 4g network despite then being in the poorest 4g reception area in the house. I logged in via the WiFi network using the default user id and password and was immediately able to access the web portal application which is clean and slick, sensibly arranged and easy to configure. Internet access was immediately possible from the WiFi connection and minutes later after a reboot I was able to use my own SSID and default password. Later I connected it to my home network and it works just as well over the wired network. In connecting it to the EdgeRouter it was necessary to make some adjustments to the Archer LAN IP and gateway address since the default LAN IP and Gateway are 192.168.1.1 which clash with the EdgeRouter IP default IP location. A change to 192.168.200.1 for the Archer fixed this and it now works very well. I will not go into the Archer's full range of features here but if you read the specifications it is a full-featured device and very capable. It will service a traditional broadband link if required to do so. However, for me the attraction is the 4g link and my experience is that it works very well indeed anywhere there is a workable 4g signal. That would include remote locations (on holiday for example) and even caravans/motor-homes assuming a suitable power supply is available. The WiFi signal it puts out is dual-band, stable and quite strong and can be picked up all over our house. It was easy to set up and has a fuss-free online interface application. In my experience there is a lot to like about the Archer MR600.

## Features

- Ultra Fast Speed ​​- Supports Cat6 to accelerate download rates up to 300Mbps
- Multiple Connectivity - Four Gigabit LAN ports provide reliable wired network connection for bandwidth-hungry devices
- Plug and Play - No configuration required, compatible with all major SIM cards in the world
- Good WiFi signal - Efficient and stable connection thanks to two external LTE antennas
- WiFi Router Mode - Also works as a WiFi router by simply plugging in a LAN cable
- TP-Link OneMesh Technology - Working together with TP-Link OneMesh products for a flexible and cost-effective network connection
- Package Contents - 4G+ Cat6 AC1200 WiFi Dual Band Gigabit Router Archer MR600, RJ45 Ethernet Cable, Power Adapter, Quick Installation Guide
- The logo will vary slightly due to stock availability
- Operating temperature 0℃~40℃ (32℉ ~104℉), Operating humidity 10%~90% non-condensing, Storage humidity 5%~90% non-condensing

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07RS7HM59 |
| Antenna Location | Home, Small Office, Game, Streaming |
| Antenna Type | Fixed |
| Best Sellers Rank | 2,260 in Computers & Accessories ( See Top 100 in Computers & Accessories ) 15 in Routers |
| Box Contents | 4G+ Cat6 AC1200 WiFi Dual Band Gigabit Router Archer MR600, RJ45 Ethernet Cable, Power Adapter, Quick Installation Guide |
| Brand | TP-Link |
| Brand Name | TP-Link |
| Colour | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Laptop, Personal Computer, Smart Television, Smartphone, Tablet |
| Compatible devices | Laptop, Personal Computer, Smart Television, Smartphone, Tablet |
| Connectivity Protocol | Wi-Fi, 4G+ Cat6 |
| Connectivity Technology | Ethernet, Wi-Fi |
| Control Method | App |
| Controller Type | App Control, Web Interface |
| Coverage | Provides wireless network coverage |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 20,883 Reviews |
| Data Transfer Rate | 300 Megabits Per Second |
| Frequency | 700 MHz |
| Frequency Band Class | Dual-Band |
| Frequency band class | Dual-Band |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 01210002618304, 06935364089832 |
| Has Internet Connectivity | Yes |
| Is Electric | Yes |
| Is Modem Compatible | Yes |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 20.2L x 14.1W x 3.4H centimetres |
| Item Weight | 8.82 Ounces |
| LAN Port Bandwidth | 1000 Mbps |
| Manufacturer | TP-LINK |
| Manufacturer Part Number | ARCHER MR600 |
| Maximum Upstream Data Transfer Rate | 100 Megabits Per Second |
| Model Name | ARCHER MR600 |
| Model Number | Archer MR600 |
| Model name | ARCHER MR600 |
| Number of Antennas | 2 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Number of Ports | 4 |
| Operating System | Windows |
| Other Special Features of the Product | OneMesh |
| RAM Memory Installed | 300 MB |
| Router Firewall Security Level | High |
| Router Network Type | hybrid |
| Security Protocol | WPA2-PSK or WPA2-Enterprise |
| Special feature | OneMesh |
| Unit Count | 1.0 count |
| Voltage | 220 Volts |
| Wi-Fi Generation | Wi-Fi 5 |
| Wireless Compability | 802.11a, 802.11ac, 802.11b, 802.11g, 802.11n |
| Wireless communication standard | 802.11a, 802.11ac, 802.11b, 802.11g, 802.11n |

## Product Details

- **Antenna type:** Fixed
- **Brand:** TP-Link
- **Colour:** Black
- **Compatible devices:** Laptop, Personal Computer, Smart Television, Smartphone, Tablet
- **Connectivity technology:** Ethernet, Wi-Fi
- **Frequency band class:** Dual-Band
- **Recommended uses for product:** Home
- **Special feature:** Access Point Mode
- **Wireless communication standard:** 802.11a, 802.11ac, 802.11b, 802.11g, 802.11n

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Set** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: this is a V1 or V2 version?**
A: v2

**Q: Does the archer mr600 run both on 2.4 and 5 ghz simultaneously?**
A: Yes it runs both simultaneously or you can choose to disable one of the bands if required.

**Q: Will this still work when we move to 5g**
A: i dont think so i may be wrong however

**Q: Is this router "unlocked"  ?**
A: My router has taken smarty,vodafone,o2 ee sims,without me changing anything.Its  a really good router and when I blew it up they exchanged it no questions asked

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent - a great alternative to BT Broadband!
*by G***Y on 16 January 2021*

Despite living in London, we are in rather a dead spot as regards mobile reception. To add insult to injury, we cannot get fibre broadband and the 'copper' connection we get from BT is slow and unreliable. Indeed, over the new year, we lost BT broadband completely for 3 days until it was eventually fixed. Even now, we still get annoying intermittent drop outs - particularly exasperating when watching sport! Tethering using a mobile is not an option even in an emergency - the signal indoors is too poor. I initially purchased this TP-Link 4G+ LTE MR600 router to give us a backup solution. Given the bad mobile reception, I paired it with an external Poynting XPOL (V2) 4/5G antenna. Set up was easy - I connected the external antenna (in place of the ones provided with the router) using the SMA connectors, popped in a test "3" SIM and everything burst into life! The admin interface via a browser or the TP-Link Tether APP is straightforward and it's easy with a bit of practise to find your way around. It's all rather comprehensive for a router in this price range and there are also lots of settings and useful statistics. Note - if you want to use SIMs from a provider that uses another carriers network [GiffGaff (O2), Smarty ("3"), Tesco (O2) etc], you will need to adjust the APN settings manually. However, it is very straightforward and all providers publish their required settings on the web. The gigabit LAN ports allow us to connect to our home network with a NAS, printers, YouView, Blue-ray box and smart TVs etc. Currently, our BT Hub still acts as our DHCP server - but that will soon change - see below. I purchased a selection of cheaper pre-paid SIMs (EE, 3, O2, GiffGaff, Vodafone, Tesco, Smarty etc) to test out which supplier is best in our area. I had expected EE or Vodafone to be best but O2 / GiffGaff / Tesco were surprising but clear winners - with a solid 4G+ LTE connection (40-40 band), a consistent 75% signal (2 out of 3 bars) and download speeds averaging above 50Mbps (in a range of 28-67 Mbps). Uploads are 4-6Mbps. That result is more than adequate - we can watch streamed football on one TV, Netflix on another and stream internet radio in the kitchen - all simultaneously. We've never been able to do that before! The other good news with O2 is that I can use a GiffGaff SIM - as they run on the same network but are cheaper and contract free. The Tesco Mobile unlimited data options are also interesting (to us)! However, to be fair, performance will depend on location so you will need to test what is best for you. For my part, I am in the process of cancelling our BT Broadband - this 4G+ LTE router solution is so much better and more stable! UPDATE:- After a few days, we started to find that for about an hour at dawn and dusk, the router would suddenly flip to alternative LTE bands with a much lower download rate - which could interrupt streaming football or films - most annoying! We tried an alternative antenna (Poynting XPOL V3 directional, high gain) and while there was an improvement, the problem still happened occasionally. TP-Link support were great. They believe the issue is due to our odd situation with an alternative mast's broadcast reflecting off buildings causing interference particularly around dusk. They sent me a beta firmware that allowed me to set a specific LTE band thus effectively eliminating interference. It works a treat! Indeed, we also got an increase in download speeds and we often see 85 Mbps. The worst case (in busy times) we see is about 35 Mbps. The connection is rock solid. The result is very acceptable - and a big thanks to TP-Link support. It's worth paying a bit more! UPDATE 2:- I have subsequently upgraded to a V2 model as that has manual LTE band selection built in as a default option. This works absolutely fine and negates the requirement to run Beta firmware. Otherwise, the 2 versions are to all intents and purposes, identical. I returned my older V1 device to standard firmware and installed the device in my daughter's new flat (she has no requirement for manual LTE band selection). We are both chuffed!!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good quality product at a reasonable price
*by O***9 on 16 August 2020*

I bought this WiFi router for its 4g capabilities as a "failover" second source of broadband for when my main Virgin Broadband link goes down. I work from home and can ill-afford to be off the internet for several hours while Virgin sort out their broadband act. My main link from Virgin Broadband runs at 500 mbs receive (35 mbs transmit) and is generally stable. The Archer only provides around 24 mbs receive (18 mbs transmit) on a 75% 4g signal but this is faster than BT can provide in my area and the 4g link is pretty stable. I find the 4g link provides a good stand-by replacement for general internet use. Both broadband links are fed into an Ubiquiti EdgeRouter Lite which has been configured in "failover" mode. If my main Virgin broadband link goes down the 4g link automatically cuts in. The Archer impressed me from the outset since it was only necessary to put in the 4g SIM card (a data unlimited phone SIM from Virgin Media supplied as a freebie from my main subscription) plugged it in to the mains and it immediately established connection with the 4g network despite then being in the poorest 4g reception area in the house. I logged in via the WiFi network using the default user id and password and was immediately able to access the web portal application which is clean and slick, sensibly arranged and easy to configure. Internet access was immediately possible from the WiFi connection and minutes later after a reboot I was able to use my own SSID and default password. Later I connected it to my home network and it works just as well over the wired network. In connecting it to the EdgeRouter it was necessary to make some adjustments to the Archer LAN IP and gateway address since the default LAN IP and Gateway are 192.168.1.1 which clash with the EdgeRouter IP default IP location. A change to 192.168.200.1 for the Archer fixed this and it now works very well. I will not go into the Archer's full range of features here but if you read the specifications it is a full-featured device and very capable. It will service a traditional broadband link if required to do so. However, for me the attraction is the 4g link and my experience is that it works very well indeed anywhere there is a workable 4g signal. That would include remote locations (on holiday for example) and even caravans/motor-homes assuming a suitable power supply is available. The WiFi signal it puts out is dual-band, stable and quite strong and can be picked up all over our house. It was easy to set up and has a fuss-free online interface application. In my experience there is a lot to like about the Archer MR600.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Does The Job Well
*by R***D on 25 April 2020*

This works as it should, put a SIM in, turn it on, find the 4G signal sweet spot in your property, connect your devices and you're away. Mine is high up on a bedroom wall next to my Android TV Box that I've connected it to test, plus it's a good spot for signal strength. A couple of things you might want to know from my experience. On the 3 network there is no Signal Aggregation for 4G+ as 3 only use one of the bands covered by this router, however despite that I get between 30mbs & 60mbs download speeds, sometimes even higher. This comes to another point, the speeds vary a lot because the router 4G signal strength indicator constantly moves between II and III giving big fluctuations in download speeds, this is despite me using a 3 SIM in a phone to test the signal before buying the router which showed full signal strength throughout my flat. So once you find that 4G sweet spot keep monitoring it and tweak the position and aerials a bit. I found the best aerial set up is to have the blades at 90° to each other and each blade twisted so the flat sides are also at 90° to each other that way you cover all the signal angles. Obviously you can tweak them to suite you and if you're in a very strong signal area for your network you probably won't need to. I also tested the router with my EE phone contract SIM which has a very strong signal in this area and again the lights on the router fluctuated but I recorded 90mbs consistently. While EE has signal Aggregation here it didn't light up the 4G+ indicator on the router but then it doesn't on my phone either which strangely 3Mobile did but as I've said before that doesn't really matter if you're getting 30mbs and over unless you want to game or multi stream IPTV or the like. I've been using this a month now and performance wise it's been good to excellent however I have had a couple of annoying moments, firstly the IPTV that I was using as a test kept freezing which it doesn't on my main broadband connection so I hardwired it and it's fine now. I was surprised about this as I was getting 30mbs minimum but when I checked my upload speed I found it was very poor at the time at 5mbs, this is critical for streaming and video calling and the particular IPTV I was testing is very resource heavy. Now this is not the routers fault it was down to the network provider 3 but my point is that this type of broadband may not suit all types of day to day streaming activity if connectivity is variable even if the signal looks good. If you have strong high speed 4G then this probably won't be an issue but remember this router doesn't have the sophistication of phone hardware so data receipt and transfer from 4G to WiFi will have it's problems now and then. I connected to this router to work for a few days and it was faultless except it didn't like a conference call using Microsoft Teams it continually froze but as soon as I switched to my home broadband on a different router it was fine so it again it was a 3 Mobile bandwith problem but it did highlight issues on relying on this type of broadband if you don't have to. I haven't had problems with any functions or services on any other devices while connected to this router, just as mentioned with IPTV on my android box which hardwiring resolved and the conference call which was most certainly down to the network not the router. The router settings can be accessed either via an App on your phone or web interface, it's basic but effective and each one has a couple of different options so you'll probably be wise to access it through both depending on what you want to check. The nature of this beast is "Plug and Play" so not much you'll really want to tweak but it's there if you want to set up things like static IP's, enhanced security or parental controls. Overall good bit of kit and if you're in a very strong 4G or 4G+ area it could be a competitor for wired broadband or at the very least a more than capable back up.

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