Skip sketchy public Wi-Fi with TP-Link’s portable Wi-Fi 7 router, now just $90 for Prime Day

As part of the ongoing Prime Day sale, Amazon is offering TP-Link’s Roam BE3600 Wi-Fi 7 portable router down at $89.99 shipped. Originally $140, this compact portable router powered by USB-C has more recently been going for $120. While it has dropped to the $99 mark a few times this year, today’s Prime Day offer takes an additional $9 off that to deliver a new best price to beat. This is definitely a must-have if you travel a lot and are constantly worried about connecting to a public network.

TP-Link’s Roam 7 is a portable Wi-Fi 7 router for travelers who would rather not connect every device directly to a hotel, airport, or any other public Wi-Fi. It creates your own private network, letting you sign into a public connection once and then share it across your phone, laptop, tablet, and other gear. The BE3600 dual-band setup delivers up to 2.4Gb/s on 5GHz and 688Mb/s on 2.4GHz, although there is no 6GHz band here. It also packs a 2.5Gbps WAN port alongside a Gigabit LAN port, making it a particularly capable option for places with fast wired internet. You can use it in several modes, including router, hotspot, USB tethering, access point, range extender, and client modes. It runs over USB-C power too, making it easy to use with a wall adapter or power bank.

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