I've been searching for hours on CNET and Consumer Reports to identify any router that supports WPA2/WPA3 Transitional. The actual security mode settings are buried in the user guides making search very time consuming. Can anyone tell me the name of any routers that supports WPA2/WPA3 Transitional?
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Look at any Linksys router on their site. No need to read a manual. When you click the Router image, the specs are at the bottom of the router's informational web page, including security (e.g. WPA3/WPA2/WPA). Do not expect WPA3 to be in older, basic routers. I am not affiliated in any way with Linksys, nor do I own any of their products.
Look at any Linksys router on their site. No need to read a manual. When you click the Router image, the specs are at the bottom of the router's informational web page, including security (e.g. WPA3/WPA2/WPA). Do not expect WPA3 to be in older, basic routers. I am not affiliated in any way with Linksys, nor do I own any of their products.
This solved my problem and quickened my search. I wound up with Linksys AX5400 (E9450). It supports the WPA2/WPA3 Personal transitional setting.
I think most, if not all, modern routers support wpa2 and wpa3 security.
Below is a screenshot of what I have on an old Linksys router (E1200) that I use as a WAP. Hope this helps.
Trouble Finding WPA2/WPA3 Routers
