This Article Applies to:

Archer AX73
Archer AX4400_V1

Archer AX55_V1_1.1.7 Build 20230213 and later versions

Archer C80_V2.20_1.12.0 Build 220924 and later versions

Archer C80_V1_1.12.0 Build 221010 and later versions

Archer A8_V2.20_1.12.0 Build 220924 and later versions

Archer A8_V1_1.12.0 Build 221010 and later versions

Archer C6_V4_1.12.0 Build 220924 and later versions

Archer A6_V4_1.12.0 Build 220924 and later versions

Archer C64_V1_1.12.0 Build 221010 and later versions

Archer A64_V1_1.12.0 Build 221010 and later versions

Archer C59_V4/V4.80_1.12.0 Build 221010 and later versions

Moderator Note:

1. The availability of Speed Limit or Bandwidth Control may vary by region even for the same model. Please check your local website for more information.

2. If you cannot find the VPN Client feature on your router in the above product list, check and update your router firmware to the latest version.
3. The above list might not include all models and hardware versions. It is recommended to keep watching the firmware releases for your router, as the Speed Limit feature will be listed in the patch notes if/when it is added to your version.

What is Speed Limit/Bandwidth Control?

Speed Limit is a new feature that has been brought to some Archer AX routers, such as Archer AX73 and AX4400. Some TP-Link fellow users may call it Bandwidth Control. Speed Limit gives you the permission to assign a specific download and upload speed for each device that connects to the router, you can then restrict how much of the speed the program or hardware is allowed to use at maximum.

How to use Speed Limit/Bandwidth Control?

Cannot wait to give it a try? Follow this guide below to configure it and see how it helps with the network performance:
How do I limit the speeds of devices connected to my network?

You can also assign a specific bandwidth for the Guest Network, and set an effective time for it. Visit this guide to see how to achieve that:
How do I set up Bandwidth Control and Effective Time for my guest network?

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