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TP-Link routers software support: models, dates and policy
TP-Link's UK PSTI compliance table publishes security-update periods by exact product and hardware version. Dates marked ‘or later’ are displayed as minimum horizons, not final cutoffs.
A V1 date must not be applied to V2, another pack size or another market unless the official table explicitly groups them together.
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TP-Link Archer BE400
Minimum commitment through February 14, 2030 · United Kingdom · Archer BE400 V1
- Model
- Archer BE400 V1
- Record scope
- United Kingdom · Archer BE400 V1
- Evidence grade
- A
TP-Link Archer BE800
Minimum commitment through February 14, 2030 · United Kingdom · Archer BE800 V1
- Model
- Archer BE800 V1
- Record scope
- United Kingdom · Archer BE800 V1
- Evidence grade
- A
TP-Link Archer C6
Minimum commitment through February 14, 2030 · United Kingdom · Archer C6 V2
- Model
- Archer C6 V2
- Record scope
- United Kingdom · Archer C6 V2
- Evidence grade
- A
Selected from this page’s catalog by recorded security-support date. Dates may cover a specific region or model; this is not a product review or a guarantee of future updates.
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Common questions
Is the support end date guaranteed?
It reflects the cited policy and review date. Manufacturers can extend support, and rollout timing may vary by region, carrier and exact model.
Does a supported phone have no security risk?
No. A published update window means fixes are still expected; it does not guarantee that every vulnerability has already been fixed.
Why is a date labelled policy-derived?
The manufacturer published a duration, such as seven years, and DevLifeCheck calculated the displayed month from the documented availability date.