Black Friday Wi-Fi 7 router deals — save big on Netgear, eero, TP-Link and more

This may be a traditional router, but it has a brand new look without an antenna in sight. Instead, all six of the TP-Link BE9300’s are internal and it also features the company’s new V-Fold design language. Around back, you get five 2.5G Ethernet ports which are perfect for multi-gig internet along with a USB port for sharing data from a flash drive across your home network. The BE9300 has a range of 2,000 square feet but thanks to TP-Link’s Easy-Mesh, you can also build a mesh network around it if you need even more coverage.

If you like the look and design of the BE9300 but want even faster speeds, more ports and a customizable LED screen on the front, then the TP-Link Archer BE1900 could be the perfect choice. On the front of the router, there’s a big dot display that can show everything from the time to the weather and even emoji. On the back of the BE1900, there are four 2.5G ports along with two 10G ports, a USB port and even an SPF+ port for fiber internet. In our TP-Link Archer BE1900 review, we were quite impressed with the LED screen and its functionality along with the router’s built-in security software and how it can act as a VPN client or server.

Just like TP-Link did with its Wi-Fi 7 routers, Netgear is also using a new design for its Wi-Fi 7-powered Nighthawk routers. The Nighthawk RS700S has an all-black cylindrical design and around back, there’s a 10G input port, four gigabit Ethernet ports and a 10G one as well as USB port. It offers even more Wi-Fi coverage at 3,500 square feet and supports up to 200 connected devices simultaneously. In our Netgear Nighthawk RS700S review, we were impressed by its customization options and the included one-year subscription to Netgear's Armor securit software.

Besides traditional routers and mesh routers, there are also gaming routers designed to optimize your online gaming experience. The TP-Link Archer GE800 is one of the first Wi-Fi 7-powered gaming routers and along with a brand new design, it also has integrated RGB lighting. As for ports, you get four 2.5G Ethernet ports along with two 10G Ethernet ports and an SFP+ port for fiber internet. In our TP-Link Archer GE800 review, we really liked how one of its 2.5G Ethernet ports doubles as a dedicated gaming port along with all of its other gaming features like game port forwarding and game acceleration.

The only thing better than a Wi-Fi 7 router is a Wi-Fi 7-powered mesh system and even in a three-pack, the TP-Link Deco BE64 is very affordable for what you get. With three units, it can cover up to 7,600 square feet with support for more than 200 connected devices. On the back of each device, there are four 2.5G Ethernet ports, a USB port and a WPS button for quickly adding new devices to your home network. In our TP-Link Deco BE63 review, we were impressed by how TP-Link managed to bring the price down without sacrificing strong performance and built-in security software.

If a simple setup process and smart home connectivity is what you’re after, then the eero Max 7 is another great Wi-Fi 7 mesh system from Amazon’s eero. Around back, you get two 2.5G and two 10G Ethernet ports and unlike most other mesh routers, this one uses a USB-C port for power instead of a barrel jack connector. A three-pack can cover up to 7,500 square feet with support for over 200 connected devices. If you want to extend your mesh network out into the backyard, eero just released the eero Outdoor 7 and this weatherproof mesh extender adds an additional 15,000 square feet of outdoor coverage. In our eero Max 7 review, we were impressed by its up-close performance and liked how it can be used as a smart home hub thanks to built-in Matter, Thread and Zigbee support.