TP-Link Roam 7 BE3600 portable travel router brings Wi-Fi 7 and VPN support on the road for up to 90 devices, and it's over 30% off at Amazon
TP-Link's Roam 7, a compact Wi-Fi 7 travel router, proved to be an impressive essential when we tested real-world performance, connecting to public hotspots to create our own private Wi-Fi network.
Currently, the TP-Link Roam 7 is down to $90 (was $130) at Amazon .
And you're not limited to repeating public Wi-Fi.
The Roam 7 can use an Ethernet connection or USB phone tethering, operate as an access point or range extender, and connect wired devices to a wireless network, making it useful for business trips and working on the move beyond hotel rooms.
In the UK, TP-Link's Wi-Fi 7 mobile router is now £100 (was £160) at Amazon .
Roam 7 BE3600 Wi-Fi 7 Portable Travel Router: was $129.99 now $89.98 A dual-band Wi-Fi 7 router offering theoretical speeds of up to 2,882Mbps over 5GHz and 688Mbps over 2.4GHz.
Wired connectivity includes a 2.5Gbps WAN port and 1Gbps LAN.
It can create a network for as many as 90 devices simultaneously.
In the UK: now £100 (was £160) View Deal Why we recommend it The Roam 7's biggest strength is its flexibility.
Depending on what's available, it can get online through public Wi-Fi, Ethernet or USB phone tethering, rather than relying on one particular type of connection.
In his 4.5-star review , our expert Alastair said: "If you work in different locations with multiple devices, then an option like the TP-Link Roam 7 makes absolute sense.
Connect the router to the internet, then connect all other devices to it; no need to reconnect each.
It offers a balanced set of security features, including VPN support, making it a great solution at a lower price than most mobile routers." He also called it a "very appealing as an option to use anywhere, be that traveling or in a location that you just want to set up a private network, such as in an office, studio or workshop where a separate network can be useful." Price context & historical value The Roam 7 usually sells for $129.99, and $89.98 is a reasonable $40 (31%) saving.
We have seen it cheaper in the past though, but not massively.
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