TP-Link
TP-Link Archer NX500 5G Router
Our 5G router for events that stream, upload or present. The TP-Link Archer NX500 pulls theoretical downloads up to 4.67 Gbps*, hands them out as AX3000 Wi-Fi 6, and runs off a local data SIM with no fixed line. It's the bigger sibling of our 4G+ unit for bandwidth-hungry jobs.
Includes a local 5G data SIM; top-ups available for heavier events. Deposit applies.
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What's included
- TP-Link Archer NX500 router
- Local 5G data SIM
- Power adapter
- Ethernet cable
- Quick-start guide
Specifications
- Network
- 5G / 5G+, falls back to 4G+ LTE
- Speed
- Up to 4.67 Gbps* down over 5G+
- Wi-Fi
- AX3000 dual-band Wi-Fi 6 (2402 + 574 Mbps)
- Ports
- 3× Gigabit (1× WAN/LAN + 2× LAN)
- SIM
- Nano SIM, local data included
- Antennas
- 8× internal 5G/LTE + external Wi-Fi antennas
- Mesh
- EasyMesh compatible
- Power
- Mains (12 V adapter included)
Where it's used
- Live streaming and hybrid events without a fixed line
- Press rooms and media walls with heavy uploads
- Registration, check-in and demos on one fast connection
- A high-bandwidth backup when the venue line can't be trusted
Field-tested
Real-world speedtests
Actual Speedtest results from live event sites around Singapore - unretouched screenshots, not lab figures. Real-world throughput depends on the cell you're on and how busy it is, so treat these as a field sample rather than a guarantee.
5G speeds, no venue line needed
Some events outgrow a 4G connection. A livestream back to the client's HQ, a press room pushing photo sets, a hybrid crowd watching in 4K - that's where 4G starts to feel tight. The Archer NX500 is our 5G unit. Power it on and it pulls theoretical download speeds of up to 4.67 Gbps* over 5G+, then hands them out as AX3000 dual-band Wi-Fi 6 or over its gigabit LAN ports. No fixed line, and no waiting on the venue's IT contact to call you back.
We keep two units on the shelf, so a bigger footprint can run one per zone, or hold the second as a hot spare for a connection you can't afford to lose mid-broadcast.
NX500 or MR500?
The TP-Link MR500 4G+ router handles registration, check-in and browsing fine, and it costs less per day. Step up to the NX500 when the event streams, uploads or presents over the network. On a congested show floor, 5G's extra headroom is the difference between usable and smooth.
Delivery, data and power
Every router ships configured with a local 5G data SIM. Plug it into any mains socket and you're online, and we top up the data for heavier events. Feeding a wider setup? The gigabit ports can uplink an outdoor Wi-Fi 7 access point or a venue LAN.
Frequently asked
How fast is it, really? 4.67 Gbps is the 5G+ theoretical ceiling. Real throughput comes down to signal, band and how busy the local cell is. In practice you get a comfortable multiple of 4G, enough for streaming, uploads and a busy check-in counter all at once.
What if 5G is weak on site? It drops to 4G+ on its own, so the event stays online at MR500-class speeds.
Can it feed a wired network? Yes. Three gigabit ports let it act as the uplink for switches, APs or production kit that would rather run on a cable.
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