Hello.
It is not specific to a router but TP Link should consider adding a built in speed test feature into firmware and routers.
Sometimes we need to test the speed that reaches to router but it is not always possible to test via cable because we use wireless. And wireless is not as trustworthy as cable.
ASUS has that feature in routers.
Is it possible?
other brands are all keeping up developing and improving their products but TP-Link isn't.
why did they remove it?
it is a shame.
Hello @alprkrkmz ,
Even if your router does not support built-in SpeedTest, you can still measure your internet speed by using a device (such as a phone or computer) connected to your network. Visit https://www.speedtest.net or use the Speedtest app to check your internet speed.
Note: The SpeedTest feature on supported routers measures the maximum download and upload speeds from your ISP, which may differ from the speeds you experience on your individual devices. Actual device speeds can be lower due to factors like Wi-Fi interference, device limitations, or network congestion.
While we don't have any specific details to share, I'll make sure to log this feature request and pass it along to the team.
Feel free to let us know of any other feature requests you may have; we’d be happy to send them up for you.
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