@malada 

Search for your SUBJECT. There are a few threads like this. TP-Link monitors have replied it is the case, 32 max.

However, check this thread out, https://community.tp-link.com/en/home/forum/topic/168386

At least one router has 64 as the number, and the 'solution' for you (that probably isn't perfect as you can't name the device). You still have to deal with the max. devices you can connect to an SSID as well.

@IrvSp Thank you for your reply. I am not sure why you are saying that I can't name my device. I provided the exact model, revision and firmware... The fact that TP-Link doesn't list my router isn't my problem unless I somehow got to the wrong forum. If so, please let me know where I should post.

I used static IPs before but it's inconvenient. I rather manage everything through the router. Apparently I would have to downgrade my router in order to get more than 32 reserved IPs. I need to look for other alternatives. If you or anybody else knows a better brand or solution I am all ears...

malada wrote

@IrvSp Thank you for your reply. I am not sure why you are saying that I can't name my device.

@malada 

That was using a fixed address on a device... when it shows up in the IP Address list the device name might not be there or what you want. Under the Reservation list you can name it as you wish.

As far as I know, most residentail routers have the 32 device limiit. I know Netgear does as well. This 'limit' seems not to be specified in many places? Even on the 3rd party firmware if available. However, 'professional' equipment probably has more reservations.