The original power supply for the Archer AX73 is rated 12V / 2.5A (30W). The actual power draw of the router is usually lower, but you should always use an adapter with at least this rating to be safe

Another option would be to check with your ISP if they can provide you with a real public IP address instead of CGNAT. With a proper WAN IP the port forwarding on the BE400 will work normally and you...

It looks like the new firmware has a bug with real-time protection, if all devices are being blocked then it’s not a configuration issue on your side. For now the only workaround is to keep real-time...

If you connect the AX53 by its WAN port to a LAN port of the AX72, and set the AX53 in router mode with its own DHCP range (for example 192.168.2.x), then normally devices on 192.168.1.x should not...

From what you describe the router is indeed in a hard-bricked state, if even the power LED is not lighting and there is no serial output then the bootloader is most likely corrupted. TP-Link...

@Tomasz_C it can sometimes be caused by the power adapter getting weaker with time, when Wi-Fi Calling starts it puts extra load on the router and if the power is unstable this could trigger a...