Requesting Home Care for the ax10 router
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Hello everyone, I wanted to ask if you can add the home care feature to the router ax1500 ax10 v1. If you are so kind I hope the positive response from the team of this great company. Thank you very much in advance. Best regards. 
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I'm sorry if that was not clear on my first response. Yes to get access to the Trend Micro powered HomeCare you would need to purchase a router that supports it. Like the Archer AX50, or Archer AX6000.
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@Carl Any?????
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I'm afriad not. HomeCare and the subsription based HomeSheild include hardware limitations, so its not just a matter of a software update. The Archer AX10 as we currently understand it is not compatible with either service. There may be a chance to add the homebrew version that features QOS and Parental Controls but the full version powered by TrendMicro or Avira are not likely.
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@Carl https://www.tp-link.com/ar/home-networking/wifi-router/archer-ax50/#specifications https://www.tp-link.com/ar/home-networking/wifi-router/archer-ax10/#specifications I don't see much difference. I have even seen ac series models with inferior hardware to the ax10 with Home Care.
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Its the chipset running the product. That is what I was referring to when i said hardware.
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@Carl so the ax10 does not have a compatible chipset? Will I have to buy another router to have this functionality?
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@Carl just tell me if I need to buy another device to acquire this feature.
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I'm sorry if that was not clear on my first response. Yes to get access to the Trend Micro powered HomeCare you would need to purchase a router that supports it. Like the Archer AX50, or Archer AX6000.
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