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product_id: 610446228
title: "TP-Link Archer VX1800v AX1800Mbps Dual-Band Wi-Fi 6 Gigabit VDSL/ADSL Modem Router, 1201 Mbps/5 GHz, 574 Mbps/2.4 GHz, USB 2.0 For 4G Router Option, 2x 2MU-MIMO, VoIP Support, TP-Link Tether App"
brand: "tp-link"
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category: "Tp Link"
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# 350 Mbps Super VDSL speed AX1800 Wi-Fi 6 dual-band gigabit VoIP & USB 2.0 versatile ports TP-Link Archer VX1800v AX1800Mbps Dual-Band Wi-Fi 6 Gigabit VDSL/ADSL Modem Router, 1201 Mbps/5 GHz, 574 Mbps/2.4 GHz, USB 2.0 For 4G Router Option, 2x 2MU-MIMO, VoIP Support, TP-Link Tether App

**Brand:** tp-link
**Price:** 1534 kr
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🚀 Elevate your home network to pro-level speed and control — don’t get left buffering!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** TP-Link Archer VX1800v AX1800Mbps Dual-Band Wi-Fi 6 Gigabit VDSL/ADSL Modem Router, 1201 Mbps/5 GHz, 574 Mbps/2.4 GHz, USB 2.0 For 4G Router Option, 2x 2MU-MIMO, VoIP Support, TP-Link Tether App by tp-link
- **How much does it cost?** 1534 kr with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- tp-link enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted tp-link brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Blazing Fast Super VDSL ⚡:** Experience ultra-stable internet speeds up to 350 Mbps with cutting-edge VDSL2 Profile 35b technology.
- • **Next-Gen Wi-Fi 6 Powerhouse 📶:** Dual-band AX1800 delivers 1201 Mbps on 5 GHz and 574 Mbps on 2.4 GHz for seamless streaming and lightning downloads.
- • **VoIP-Enabled Communication Hub 🔌:** Replace your landline with crystal-clear VoIP support and multiple account management for professional-grade calls.
- • **Multi-Device Mastery with 2x2 MU-MIMO:** Simultaneously connect multiple devices with 4x faster data transfer, perfect for busy smart homes and remote work setups.
- • **Effortless Network Control via TP-Link Tether:** Manage your entire network remotely with an intuitive app, including guest access, security, and automatic updates.

## Overview

The TP-Link Archer VX1800v is a versatile AX1800 dual-band Wi-Fi 6 modem router combining Super VDSL speeds up to 350 Mbps with gigabit wireless performance (1201 Mbps on 5 GHz, 574 Mbps on 2.4 GHz). It supports VoIP for modern telephony, USB 2.0 for 4G backup, and advanced 2x2 MU-MIMO technology for simultaneous multi-device connectivity. Managed easily via the TP-Link Tether app, it’s designed for seamless streaming, stable connections, and professional-grade home networking.

## Description

Experience next-gen Wi-Fi 6 speeds up to 1.8Gbps with this versatile router. Supports VDSL/ADSL, VoIP, and USB connectivity for a complete home network solution.

Review: Inexpensive wifi gigabit VDSL2 router with VoIP, OK set up, does the job - This TP-Link Archer VX1800v dual-band wifi Gigabit router with VDSL2 and VoIP replaces a trusty old wifi TD-W8970 which was working beautifully with an external Vigor 130 VDSL2 Modem but they lacked a VoIP socket. And BT is taking away my old copper analogue landline. This VX1800 offers that essential VoIP and VDSL2, simplifying my system. In addition it has improved security, much faster WiFi 6 and excellent internet speeds. Best of all, I still don’t need to unpack the undesirable and relatively ancient Home Hub2 from its box. On a 24/7 average it’s using the same level of power as the previous setup; the VX1800v varies between two to eight Watts, depending on LAN and WAN activity and chosen WiFi power level. Set-up is easy if you know what all the acronyms mean, but if you don't then it is possible to make mistakes. Displaying relevant downloaded VX1800v user manual pages alongside the admin pages when logged into the router helped, but keeping track between them and in context considerably slowed down configuration. With the Quick Set-up it can be connected in only a couple of minutes, mostly taken by negotiating with the ISP. But then customising it for a complicated local network might take hours. I have set Static IP addresses in all my wired network devices, checked all the firewalls were On (default is On), let the DHCP search between 2 and 254, and set new passwords for the router Admin, and also the WiFi. It also let me set up a Guest WiFi access with its own tough password. I also updated the firmware; fortunately the VX1800 kept all my settings. As a precaution I had backed them up on the PC in case a restore was needed to put them in place again. I tested the WiFi range with my laptop while setting up, to check the security and password system, and discovered I could be sitting fifty feet away in the shade of a tree in the garden, or just outside in the street in my car, and still transfer at the full speed. This wifi reach is further than before; I may reduce the power level. The VDSL2+ Broadband speed Fibre To The Cabinet is 55Mb/s and 10.5Mb/s, same as before with the old devices. It will be much better when the ONT sits next to it.
Review: A Good Router, but display LED failed after 18 Months - Edit after 18 months The unit has developed a fault where it appears to turns itself off as it goes through the boot sequence - although it does not in reality - it goes into night LED mode where the leds turn off. Following an exchange of emails with TP link support they suggested I tried to log into router and check the LED control function. Enabling the LED control function (advanced tab | System tools) and then disabling it restored the LEDs to life; although if you reboot, then the LEDs go blank again. Looking at the LEDs, it appears that one has failed as there is no light where these should be light and I believe this failed LED is causing the problem. This is not a show stopper - yet - unless it is a failure that is the first of many. Original review This was bought to replace a Talk Talk D-Link Modem Router. The Talk Talk router is not a bad router, but it was limited, esp on the 5g wireless range, which would not cover the whole house. As others have said, it is very easy to set up and does not take long. Interesting enough, unlike most other routers which I would configure off line, it is probably best to plug it into your ADSL/VDSL line when you start configuring it. The Modem/Router will lead you through a series of screens in setting it up and at the end of this you should have an operational wireless network with internet access. Before you start, ensure you have your ISP username & password (often domestic VDSL does not have one being tied to the phone line) and I would decide on a couple of things before you start: (A) the names and passwords of the 2.4/5g wireless networks and (b) an Email address and password that you will use to log into the router after doing the basic setup. The one thing that has taken me time before in setting up a new router and home network has been printers - where I have been pressing the WPS button on the router and running to the printer to press the button there. This router has an online WPS button, so you can put your laptop by the printer, log into the router, press the online WPS button, reach over to the printer and press the WPS button and see if it connects. This saved me a lot of time, given my printers past reluctance to connect first time. Within the router screens there is potentially a lot of options with basic and advanced options. I have used some of the advanced options - the number and variations of the options reminds me of Draytek routers presented in rather more user friendly manner. If you need rock sold reliability and need to maintain VPNs between fixed ip addresses, buy a Draytek - it is what they are really good at. So far I have fixed the IP addresses of the printers from the router, and am planning to look at the parental controls module - which from a cursory look allows you to restrict the times that a specified device can access the internet, and also to operate blacklisting or white listing if you so wish. Bear in mind this is not a small router. - it is 27cm wide and 22cm deep and needs 17cm of height. You can fix it to a wall as the bottom cover has screw indentations, but all the ports and aerials are at the back, so would be at the top if set up this way. One issue you might have here is the length of the cable from the powerblock - it is only about 1m in length Operationally the router has done everything I have wanted it to, primarily extending the range of the 5g network to cover the whole house and then some. I know I could have set up a mesh wireless network to achieve the same results, but I prefer one box, not the multiple boxes that this would need - however a much bigger house, or a building with a lot of steel in it might need this solution. Overall I am pleased with this. Time will tell as to its longevity and reliability.

## Features

- Super VDSL – The Latest Super VDSL (VDSL2 Profile 35b) tech delivers internet speeds of up to 350Mbps, while G.vector and RNC technology ensure advanced data transmission stability
- Next-Gen Gigabit Wi-Fi 6 Speed - 1201 Mbps on 5 GHz and 574 Mbps on 2.4 GHz band ensure smoother streaming and faster downloads.
- 2×2 MU-MIMO – Simultaneously transfers data to multiple devices for 4x faster performance
- VoIP Support - Support multiple VoIP accounts and various call features to surpass traditional landlines.
- TP-Link Tether App – Easily access and manage your network, including remote control and automatic updates, using any iOS or Android mobile device
- Versatile Connectivity - Fully compatible with VDSL2/ADSL2+/ADSL2/ADSL standards, support Fiber and Cable connection through Ethernet port, as well as 3G/4G internet services through USB port.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0CP68X741 |
| Best Sellers Rank | 2,959 in Computers & Accessories ( See Top 100 in Computers & Accessories ) 18 in Routers |
| Brand | TP-Link |
| Colour | black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (2,659) |
| Date First Available | 29 Nov. 2023 |
| Guaranteed software updates until | unknown |
| Item Weight | 1 kg |
| Item model number | Archer VX1800v |
| Manufacturer | TP-Link |
| Operating System | RouterOS |
| Product Dimensions | 20.6 x 13.5 x 4.16 cm; 1 kg |
| Series | Archer VX1800v |
| Wireless Type | 802.11ax |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** TP-Link
- **Colour:** black
- **Compatible devices:** Laptop, Personal Computer, Smart Television, Tablet
- **Connectivity technology:** Wi-Fi
- **Frequency band class:** Dual-Band
- **Included components:** Archer VX1800v
- **Model name:** Archer VX1800v
- **Recommended uses for product:** Business
- **Special feature:** Next Generation 6-Speed Gigabit Wi-Fi
- **Wireless communication standard:** 802.11ax

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Inexpensive wifi gigabit VDSL2 router with VoIP, OK set up, does the job
*by R***S on 9 August 2025*

This TP-Link Archer VX1800v dual-band wifi Gigabit router with VDSL2 and VoIP replaces a trusty old wifi TD-W8970 which was working beautifully with an external Vigor 130 VDSL2 Modem but they lacked a VoIP socket. And BT is taking away my old copper analogue landline. This VX1800 offers that essential VoIP and VDSL2, simplifying my system. In addition it has improved security, much faster WiFi 6 and excellent internet speeds. Best of all, I still don’t need to unpack the undesirable and relatively ancient Home Hub2 from its box. On a 24/7 average it’s using the same level of power as the previous setup; the VX1800v varies between two to eight Watts, depending on LAN and WAN activity and chosen WiFi power level. Set-up is easy if you know what all the acronyms mean, but if you don't then it is possible to make mistakes. Displaying relevant downloaded VX1800v user manual pages alongside the admin pages when logged into the router helped, but keeping track between them and in context considerably slowed down configuration. With the Quick Set-up it can be connected in only a couple of minutes, mostly taken by negotiating with the ISP. But then customising it for a complicated local network might take hours. I have set Static IP addresses in all my wired network devices, checked all the firewalls were On (default is On), let the DHCP search between 2 and 254, and set new passwords for the router Admin, and also the WiFi. It also let me set up a Guest WiFi access with its own tough password. I also updated the firmware; fortunately the VX1800 kept all my settings. As a precaution I had backed them up on the PC in case a restore was needed to put them in place again. I tested the WiFi range with my laptop while setting up, to check the security and password system, and discovered I could be sitting fifty feet away in the shade of a tree in the garden, or just outside in the street in my car, and still transfer at the full speed. This wifi reach is further than before; I may reduce the power level. The VDSL2+ Broadband speed Fibre To The Cabinet is 55Mb/s and 10.5Mb/s, same as before with the old devices. It will be much better when the ONT sits next to it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Good Router, but display LED failed after 18 Months
*by A***H on 3 June 2018*

Edit after 18 months The unit has developed a fault where it appears to turns itself off as it goes through the boot sequence - although it does not in reality - it goes into night LED mode where the leds turn off. Following an exchange of emails with TP link support they suggested I tried to log into router and check the LED control function. Enabling the LED control function (advanced tab | System tools) and then disabling it restored the LEDs to life; although if you reboot, then the LEDs go blank again. Looking at the LEDs, it appears that one has failed as there is no light where these should be light and I believe this failed LED is causing the problem. This is not a show stopper - yet - unless it is a failure that is the first of many. Original review This was bought to replace a Talk Talk D-Link Modem Router. The Talk Talk router is not a bad router, but it was limited, esp on the 5g wireless range, which would not cover the whole house. As others have said, it is very easy to set up and does not take long. Interesting enough, unlike most other routers which I would configure off line, it is probably best to plug it into your ADSL/VDSL line when you start configuring it. The Modem/Router will lead you through a series of screens in setting it up and at the end of this you should have an operational wireless network with internet access. Before you start, ensure you have your ISP username & password (often domestic VDSL does not have one being tied to the phone line) and I would decide on a couple of things before you start: (A) the names and passwords of the 2.4/5g wireless networks and (b) an Email address and password that you will use to log into the router after doing the basic setup. The one thing that has taken me time before in setting up a new router and home network has been printers - where I have been pressing the WPS button on the router and running to the printer to press the button there. This router has an online WPS button, so you can put your laptop by the printer, log into the router, press the online WPS button, reach over to the printer and press the WPS button and see if it connects. This saved me a lot of time, given my printers past reluctance to connect first time. Within the router screens there is potentially a lot of options with basic and advanced options. I have used some of the advanced options - the number and variations of the options reminds me of Draytek routers presented in rather more user friendly manner. If you need rock sold reliability and need to maintain VPNs between fixed ip addresses, buy a Draytek - it is what they are really good at. So far I have fixed the IP addresses of the printers from the router, and am planning to look at the parental controls module - which from a cursory look allows you to restrict the times that a specified device can access the internet, and also to operate blacklisting or white listing if you so wish. Bear in mind this is not a small router. - it is 27cm wide and 22cm deep and needs 17cm of height. You can fix it to a wall as the bottom cover has screw indentations, but all the ports and aerials are at the back, so would be at the top if set up this way. One issue you might have here is the length of the cable from the powerblock - it is only about 1m in length Operationally the router has done everything I have wanted it to, primarily extending the range of the 5g network to cover the whole house and then some. I know I could have set up a mesh wireless network to achieve the same results, but I prefer one box, not the multiple boxes that this would need - however a much bigger house, or a building with a lot of steel in it might need this solution. Overall I am pleased with this. Time will tell as to its longevity and reliability.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Easy to set up, reliable and fast
*by E***H on 29 January 2026*

I bought this to replace my BT Openreach Ultrafast Smarthub which turned out to not be very ultrafast after all. My work laptop would regularly disconnect me from Teams calls several times a day due to the WiFi dropping out, even though the BT hub was only 2 feet away. It was quick and easy to swap over, set up was straightforward and so far it has been fast and reliable. I'm getting better WiFi performance at home from the same location and no more Teams disconnections, so it's well worth the money. The LAN ports at the back are useful for hard-wiring connections for even faster and more reliable connectivity, although if you're using fibre broadband this will use up one of the 4 ports so something to bear in mind if you don't want to add an external network switch.

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