TP-LinkWi-Fi 7 travel router
TP-Link Roam 7
- Wi-Fi 7Wi-Fi standardDual-band · BE3600
- 2,882MbpsFastest band3,570 Mbps across all bands
- 2.5GbpsInternet portMax WAN speed
- 2portsWired Ethernet1× 2.5 Gigabit · 1× Gigabit
Key capabilities
- WireGuard VPN
- Parental controls
- Guest network
- WPA3 security
OpenWrt
No support found. Checked against OpenWrt's own Table of Hardware, which carries no qualifying row for this model. That is a weaker statement than "this router cannot run OpenWrt" and a much stronger one than silence.
No ToH row for any current TP-Link entry. The TP-Link models OpenWrt does cover are older Archer C-series, not this lineup.
Checked 2026-08-06. How every router here was checked.
Specifications
Wireless
- Standard
- Wi-Fi 7
- Bands
- Dual-band
- Speed class
- BE3600
- Fastest band
- 2,882 Mbps
- All bands combined
- 3,570 Mbps
Connectivity
- Uplink
- Ethernet · USB tethering · Wi-Fi (repeater)
- Internet port
- 2.5 Gbps
- Wired ports
- 1× 2.5 Gigabit · 1× Gigabit
- Port map
- USB ports
- 1
Hardware & physical
- Form
- Single unit
- Weight
- 248 g
- Dimensions
- 126 × 93.5 × 38 mm (448 cm³)
- Power
- USB-C
- Model number
- TL-WR3602BE
Manufacturer details
- Power
- USB-C, 5V/3A (AC adapter or power bank); no built-in battery
- USB
- 1× USB 3.0
- Max connected devices
- 90
Radios
| Band | Max link | Streams | Channel width |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2.4 GHz | 688 Mbps | 2×2 | 40 MHz |
| 5 GHz | 2,882 Mbps | 2×2 | 160 MHz |
All features · 17
VPN
- WireGuard server
- WireGuard client
- OpenVPN server
- OpenVPN client
Firmware
- Automatic firmware updates
Wi-Fi features
- Multi-Link Operation (MLO)
What is Multi-Link Operation (MLO)?
Worth comparing29 of 79 listed here
A Wi-Fi 7 device uses two bands at the same time over one connection, instead of picking one and living with it.
Look at instead: whether your phone and laptop are Wi-Fi 7 — nothing older can use this
Full entry → - 160 MHz channels
What is 160 MHz channels?
Table stakes47 of 79 listed here
A double-width channel that roughly doubles throughput when the airwaves are clear enough to sustain it.
Look at instead: whether the band has room for it — on 5 GHz that almost always means DFS
Full entry →
Networking
- QoS
- Dynamic DNS
- Access point mode
Security
- WPA3
- Built-in threat protection
Management
- Parental controls
- Guest network
- Mobile app management
- Local web UI
Hardware
- USB storage sharing