TP-Link ER605 (TL-R605) | Multi-WAN Wired Single_Band 1000 Mbps VPN Router | Up to 3 Gigabit WAN Ports | SPI Firewall SMB Router | Omada SDN Integrated | Load Balance | Lightning Protection

We have configured 3 Internet Connections into this router (ACT, Jio AirFiber and Airtel DSL) and the router is working flawlessly to split the traffic among the connections as per the defined splitting ratio we have set. The router cannot accurately determine when a particularly ISP goes down (mostly because the Router is connected to the Routers provided by individual ISPs and the ISPs have denied pass-through configuration, but by and large it works. The CPU seems under-powered and torrenting by even a single computer makes the CPU usage jump to 100% and service very slow for other users on the network. The router also does not remember the traffic statistics and resets to zero after every restart (for example after power failure). Its easy to configure DHCP settings and DHCP assignments, but I did not see an option to re-direct domains. I may have to set-up a PI-HOLE server using a Raspberry Pi for that.

First, I reall wished to buy a gigabit WAN router for future proofing but all ISPs commonly have a 100mbps max connection speed. My home of office LAN is all with gigabit Ethernet.This router is well made, solid metal build. Setup was a breeze. I'm using this with one static IP connection & the second with a PPPoE ISP. With load balancing that helps bandwidth aggregation. Works well without any packet loss.Recieved a newly made product dated April 2019 V6.0 but firmware updates ended until June 2018.Will post a follow up review a month later.Update: (June 2020) a year later.....Recently recieved a 2020 firmware update last month. Router has been very functional and link aggregation has been working great. I've been using Airtel xstream, ACT Fibernet & Excell broadband with different protocols each like DHCP, PPPoE & Static IP configurations. Only drawback is that the link speed limit is only 100mbps which isn't helpful for future use if I get a faster internet plan ( 50+40+40mbps currently).I can recommend this router for internet users who don't have current plans of not greater than 25-40mbps.

I have been using this with 2 Broadband connections and 1 USB tethered 5G Phone. For several applications it just adds up the speed and for some, it just routes via different connections. Overall it is a great addition for a Home Office setup when you have number of high bandwidth users around.

Good product . need to know how to setup before buying . online videos are not available for complete setup . it can be used with omada controller - software and hardware . but it was not connecting with software omada controller and no proper tutorial on how to connect or what was the issue . but product is good . had option of connecting USB dongle as one Internet connection . so total 3 WAN ( 2 dedicated , 1 LAN/WAN ) + 1 USB WAN . i hav tried 3 WAN. but usb need to check . my question is can we have total 4 connected and can we use all 4 as WAN input .

When I ordered the product for the first time, I received a defective item. To identify the issue, I had to change my routers (I bought Deco, which turned out to be another trash product) and troubleshoot everything. Finally, I realized the problem was with this product. Amazon made the replacement process incredibly frustrating, and I wasted an entire day just to get a replacement. When I received the new product, it still didn’t work properly. Every few minutes, the internet would disconnect. I tried every solution available online, but nothing worked. Now, I’ve wasted my money, and this useless product is just taking up space in my home.Don’t buy this product.

What an absolute gem. As soon as you hold it in your hands it screams premium with all metallic chassis and heavy weight. Setup is simple and intuitive. You just need to select number of WAN ports you're gonna use, supply them with connection parameters and you are set. You can use this in many ways, Load Balancer across multiple WAN connection where you can specify how much traffic should go out of one connection over another (you can specify the ratio), as a hot standby device where secondary WAN only kicks in if first one goes down or WAN Aggregator (which I am using) where you can combine the bandwidth of all WAN connection you are using. Make sure to disable "Enable Application Optimized Routing" from Advanced -> Load Balance -> Configuration if you want to aggregate WAN bandwidth.I am using an Airtel DSL line with 16 Meg Down and 1 Meg UP and Excitel Cable connection with 20 Meg UP / Down. I am constantly getting 36 Meg Down / 21 Meg UP with this.There are few reviews online for this, however, I recommend one from Mr. Barnacules Nerdgasm :[...] . This is the one which made me buy this device.Totally recommend it

The load balancer is good in itself but I did a mistake while buying it, i missed the part where it said that it's only 100 MBPS load balancer, which defeats the purpose of having the load balancer with high speed internet.I only use it when my primary ISP is down.