@productcustomer The thread I mentioned is just an example of how the devices are branded by TP-Link - of course it's not about AX1800 in particular, but the principle is just the same. I'm just...

@productcustomer There are several router models which are AX1800 branded like: AX20, AX21, AX23 and AX1800. It's difficult to determine the exact router model from its retail package - check this...

@Nabuko Usually such an issue could be resolved by changing the ethernet cable or re-crimp. A good quality cable of CAT5e/6 is required to maintain 1000mbps.

@ML_Oracle Your product is actually AX73 v1.0 "US region" (AX5400) and you have the latest FW on it - this could be seen on the device bottom sticker. Your time settings seem fine, although current...

@Timbo27 The hidden network you mentioned is probably the Onemesh hidden network - you should have a Onemesh switch in the router WebGUI to turn that feature off - you would use that only if you have...

@Timbo27 Here are some general advises on how to position your router for optimal reception and performance that you could use.