@Sanjeev956 

Hi, you may compare the specifications between two models and choose your preferred one.

  @Shulzmark 

Hi, Archer NX200 supports Carrier Aggregation (CA) and 2 x 2 MU-MIMO.

Marvin_S wrote

 

We are excited to announce the release of the TP-Link first 5G router--Archer NX200, which takes advantage of your advanced 5G network with download speeds up to 4.67 Gbps. 

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• Boost Your 5G Speed - Take advantage of your advanced 5G network with download speeds up to 4.67 Gbps. Share your 5G network with multiple Wi-Fi devices and enjoy uninterrupted Ultra HD movies, blazingly fast file downloads, and smooth video chats and video conferences.

                                               

                                    

• AX1800 Dual-Band Wi-Fi 6 Speed - 1201 Mbps (5 GHz) + 574 Mbps (2.4 GHz).

• Plug & Play - Enjoy 5G network right after inserting a SIM card.

• EasyMesh-Compatible - Co-work with EasyMesh products, to provide a more flexible and cost-effective Mesh network with a single Wi-Fi name for seamless whole-home coverage.              

                                    

• Gigabit WAN/LAN Port - The gigabit WAN/LAN port enables NX200 to work as a traditional wireless router which is compatible with cable, fiber, and DSL modems.

 

For more information, you could also check  Archer NX200 & Archer NX200(EU)_V1_Datasheet

 

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Deco X50-5G or Archer NX200

I have a 900mbps fibre WAN over pppoe. Do you know if the router CPU is capable of providing full 900mbps when a client is connected via ethernet

Presumably this this router can failover to 5G when the fibre WAN is offline?

Thanks

  @Knight2k 

Hi, as I know, it can work with most SIM card, but I am not sure whether there is any special restriction by the ISP.

It is more suggested to contact local support for confirmation.

  @Oakmeister 

Hi, thanks for sharing question here.

Whether a wired device gets 900 mbps when it is connected to the router, not only decided by specifications of LAN ports, but also deviced by the device itself.

Here are the specifcaitons of Archer NX200 for your reference.

For your second question, yes, it supports.