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White rectangular TP-Link TL-MR6500V wireless router with three LAN ports and external antennas

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TP-Link TL-MR6500V V1 wireless router 3-port switch 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac Dual Band

SKU CH-4W7Q-C8114

Dual-band wireless router with WWAN and a three-port switch for wired devices

  • Dual-band Wi-Fi for flexible device connections
  • 11 a/b/g/n/ac standard for broad compatibility
  • Built-in 3-port switch connects wired devices directly
  • WWAN support shares mobile broadband over Wi-Fi

Dual-Band Wireless Router with WWAN

The TP-Link TL-MR6500V V1 delivers dual-band Wi-Fi under the 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac standards and includes a WWAN interface for mobile broadband backhaul. A built-in three-port switch provides wired connectivity for nearby devices such as desktops, printers or smart hubs. It suits homes or small offices that need both wireless and cabled access without a separate modem.

3-Port Switch and Mobile Backhaul

This unit replaces a basic single-band router that lacks a WWAN fallback or has fewer LAN ports. The upgrade is worthwhile when the fixed line is unreliable or unavailable and a cellular link must serve as primary or backup WAN. Buyers who require more than three wired ports or need advanced routing features such as VPN server support should look elsewhere.

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Price $120.99
Cheaper than about 74% of the 782 comparable items (median $253.99).

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Brand nameTP-Link

Questions about this item

How many Ethernet ports does the TL-MR6500V V1 provide for wired devices?

The TL-MR6500V V1 includes a 3-port switch for wired connections.

Does the TL-MR6500V V1 require a SIM card to establish its internet connection?

Yes, it uses a WWAN interface so a compatible SIM with an active data plan is needed.

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