Need Ideas? Here’s the Ultimate Techie Gift Guide for the Holiday Season

As the holiday season rolls around, the dilemma of gift-giving is once again upon us. But fear not, this year you can “wow” your techie loved ones with gifts that will upgrade their connected lifestyle. We’ve rounded up the ultimate gift ideas to suit every tech-lover’s taste.

Snag any of these perfect gift picks for your tech-loving friends and family this season of giving.

1. For the Gamer: Supercharged Gaming

Serious gamers know that a strong network connection can be the difference between victory and defeat. Gift your gaming loved ones the gift of lag-free gaming with TP-Link’s TRI-BAND Archer GE800 router. This gaming router features Wi-Fi 7 technology, reaching speeds of up to 19Gbps perfect for intense gaming. It features two 10G WAN/LAN ports and four 2.5Gbps LAN ports for ultra-fast wired connections, while game acceleration minimizes lag and boosts speed. The intuitive game panel offers real-time network insights and customizable RGB settings. 

Be the First to Experience 6GHz Wi-Fi 7 in the Philippines with TP-Link’s New Devices

TP-Link continues to provide innovative network connectivity solutions for the digital age as it unveiled its latest Wi-Fi 7 products, with 6GHz, in the Philippines. Building on the success of the previous Wi-Fi 7 launch earlier this year, this release takes indoor connectivity to the next level. Now with 6GHz and a host of new features, these routers and mesh systems offer improved bandwidth, low latency, and enhanced stability, perfectly capable of addressing the needs of  modern digital lifestyles.

Enhanced Performance, Now with 6GHz Wi-Fi 7 Technology

The newest Wi-Fi products from TP-Link ushers in 6GHz frequency in the Philippines. 6GHz offers higher bandwidth, preventing congestion compared to 2.4GHz and 5GHz frequencies. This also allows the devices to deliver faster speeds with lower latency, making a significant leap forward in indoor connectivity and unlocking new levels of performance that were previously unreachable with dual band Wi-Fi products.