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The AVM FRITZ!Box 7530 AX is a router aimed at users who need a reliable and fast internet connection. Additionally, the router is targeted at users with network demands such as remote access, professional VPN, and network control via smartphone or tablet.
The router uses the latest Wi-Fi 6 standard to provide high internet connection speeds. Furthermore, it features two USB ports and a port for connecting a phone for VoIP (Voice over IP).
Smartphones, tablets, game consoles, and computers, the number of devices per household is constantly increasing. The FRITZ!Box 7530 AX is designed for this and supports next-generation Wi-Fi 6. The new transmission methods ensure top Wi-Fi speeds. And best of all: Wi-Fi 6 achieves optimal data speeds even when you have many devices connected to your home network simultaneously.
Established standards, such as Wi-Fi 5 and 4, also ensure compatibility with all devices.
The FRITZ!Box 7530 AX supports Mesh Wi-Fi, which means that your videos, music, and photos reach every corner of your home, apartment, or office seamlessly. How does it work? FRITZ! devices work together as part of a single network, communicate with each other, and optimize your wireless devices and network usage.
With Mesh, you can enjoy high speeds while browsing, streaming, or gaming. Instead of waiting with bated breath for HD TV and your favorite music, your multimedia will be waiting for you.
The FRITZ!Box 7530 AX includes a telephone system for modern IP-based connections. With DECT, you can create a telephone system with up to six cordless phones. There are also ports for connecting your analog phone or fax machine. Multiple answering machines, online phone books, and numerous convenience features make phone calls via the FRITZ!Box 7530 AX a pleasure.
The FRITZ!Box 7530 AX is suitable for all DSL connections up to 300 Mbit/s. Whether it's ADSL, ADSL2+, VDSL, or 35b supervectoring. The FRITZ!Box ensures your connection, which means you can sit back and enjoy high-speed Internet access. Four gigabit LAN ports and one USB port offer a wide range of options. They also mean you can integrate your printer into your home network and provide USB storage media. This means you can access your videos, photos, and music whenever and wherever you want.
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I replaced the H300s with Vodafone. I had difficulty activating the phone because I was entering some codes that Vodafone had sent me, which were probably incorrect. You don't need to do anything except enter "ngn.hol.net" in the phone's settings for "register" and "proxy server," and it works perfectly. It automatically passes the codes itself! A friend also mentioned this a little further down in the comments...
Well, I bought it too!! At home I have Vodafone 100mbps and I am 200 meters away from the exchange. With the Vodafone router (h300 zte) I constantly had crashes which were due only to the router, which sometimes stopped and restarted. The result was that even the TV and other devices I have (SMART HOME) were cut off. I hope this doesn't happen again with this router.
When changing the router now, I faced only one problem, I started the installation wizard and everything went well until the installation of the telephone where it got stuck. Eventually I restarted the router and after many attempts I managed to open the telephone settings. There I saw that it had taken the Vodafone codes by itself with only the "registar" being empty. I searched a bit on some forums and found that you put "ngn.hol.net" and everything worked fine. So, 5 stars!!
FINALLY ... connection to contract speeds with minimal loss! IMPECCABLE event log with details and explanations for the problems that the home telephone network may encounter (helped A LOT with the wiring, wrong connections probably from the construction of the house) to the point where it affected the connection, causing several disconnections throughout the day with the previous router), as well as the repositioning in different outlets away from the phone (with trial and error, of course) of the older power line PLC devices that do not have the ability to mitigate the interference they cause in VDSL connections in order to minimize their interference on the line (the newer PLC devices have settings for interference in VDSL but they are very expensive (see devolo magic lan 2 and tp link series 8 or 9). Of course, in order to decode and use the information from the event log productively, there must be corresponding knowledge for troubleshooting; it is not a magical box that you buy and magically solves all the problems. BUT its quality and reliability were evident from the first week of operation! Good user interface without much confusion, which even a beginner can navigate, with many explanations (more advanced users may find it "limited" but they know what they can do beyond the capabilities provided by its web interface). Internet and VoIP for COSMOTE automatically as soon as you connect it to the line and it performs the first training (Attention: the COSMOTE profile it has deactivates the LAN 4 port and turns it into a port for IPTV STB and it no longer works as a LAN port. If you need it, call them at 13888 and they will change it remotely with TR ... if not ... there are also instructions on the internet for the more tech-savvy to reset it themselves. After the interventions that Fritz helped me make in the home network with its understandable event log (event log for humans and not for nuclear hydraulic engineers), I reinstalled the COSMOTE router to check, but it synchronized at a lower rate again and continued to have, far fewer but still disconnections throughout the day. With Fritz ... A ROCK and consistently at the highest synchronization (52/5.5 from 42-44/5)! ... If I didn't have to return the COSMOTE router at some point, I would gladly keep it FOREVER.
No relation to the COSMOTE modem, I connected it and it synchronized on its own directly.. very good so far without disconnections and stable internet connection, something I didn't have before with the COSMOTE router, it's worth its money!
To prospective buyers of the FRITZ!Box 7530 AX modem,
With my previous modem, I experienced frequent disconnections throughout the day and had to manually restart it each time. The purchase of the FRITZ!Box 7530 AX solved the problem. It has been a month since activation and I have not experienced any noticeable disconnections.
In 100 euros, Vodafone only provided internet. For the phone, I needed to manually configure the settings with the code that Voda had given me. After a week of perfect functioning with maximum speed, suddenly the WiFi signal was lost. I had to restart it for it to work again. I hope it was just a coincidence. It showed a strange error regarding the cable and power line. Overall, I would say it is expensive for the difference you will see if you have a stable connection. It only increased my line by 2 Mbps.
No comment is needed for AVM products. I have been using them since 2015 and so far I have not found any competitor. As for this specific purchase, it was exactly what I expected. The price always reflects the quality, but in Greece it is somewhat incompatible with the data. I stabilized my connection, which Vodafone couldn't fix for 3 months, in just 1 minute. For those who have Vodafone VDSL, it automatically takes telephone codes, you just need to manually enter the Registrar and Proxy server, which is ngn.hol.gr
Very good but not like the Asus... I believe it's worth buying...
One question
I can't connect it to the sonoff devices I have
I connected it, very easy setup. At first, it connected as COSMOTE but then I told it that my provider is Vodafone. It synced directly at 121 down / 13.5 up (speedtest 110 down / 12 up / ~9-11 ms ping). It also took the telephone without any problem. I checked some settings to make sure it's good from the adsl forum (https://www.adslgr.com/forum/threads/1068344-AVM-FRITZ!Box-7530?p=6974248&fbclid=IwAR3P9ZmtLoKw38xIaTOGXwsAWv7JV2hV9Peb8w3dbA1XmoA2n23vnCMCmYo#post6974248). I even got WiFi at 2.4 Ghz with 90 down / 8 up without any issues. I set up everything, VPN, Telephony Answering Machine (Voicemails). I downloaded the apps on my mobile and I can monitor it, access it remotely, make calls through my line locally or via VPN, and listen to my voicemail messages. No errors so far, performance and speed haven't dropped. It really was worth the money compared to the junk that Vodafone provides.
UPDATE 02/06/2023
After some time, the router is still going strong with the 100 Mbps VDSL connection. Even an external cable issue from the provider's side was handled correctly and it maintained stable speed and synchronization, unlike other routers that lose synchronization and drop packets, etc. The synchronization speed is simply AMAZING with no loss/delay or minor glitches no matter how you connect to it (ethernet/wifi). Good wifi band management and QoS. The mini telephone center functions, call notifications, virtual extensions through their apps, VPN, and overall remote access and management, I have no words. I highly recommend it. It's simply fantastic! Steady 100 Mbps VDSL synchronization at 123/15, ping 8-15ms.
If there is the possibility, you take it with closed eyes and solve the problem with the cosmote bricks. It comes with a Broadcom chip, so it is compatible with Broadcom cabinets. Since I was the owner of 7590, I transferred the settings I had downloaded to a file on the computer and it immediately transferred them + phone directory, ports, aftermarket router at the back, etc. I don't use its WiFi, I have another router that manages it and works perfectly, just like with the previous 7590.
Buy on 10/22 from an official reseller, after 1 month the WiFi speed went from 140-150 (in the bedroom) to 10-20 mbps on a 200ftth line. I waited 3 months for a firmware update that would fix the issue but without success. I sent it to AMY (official representative) for inspection on Monday and today, Friday, I received a replacement. 10/10 for the immediate service from the dealership. Prefer purchases from official resellers even if there is a price difference if you want to have peace of mind.
One step before throwing the Vodafone H300S router in the trash (okay, I didn't throw it because they would eventually ask for it back, but I was really tempted), I wondered why I decided to get a Vodafone line. I decided to explore other options out there, hoping to find something better than what Vodafone offers. I should mention that I'm not a high-end user; I just want basic things like stable internet, no lag when playing games or watching movies (okay, Wi-Fi 6 was a great bonus), and no constant disconnections.
There are many options out there, especially if you want to go for a bridge connection. But why go through that process when you can have everything in one? That's what I wondered, and that's why I bought this particular one.
I've been a user for almost a year now. I can say that I found my salvation after dealing with the terrible service and router provided by Vodafone. I constantly experienced disconnections, couldn't watch anything without restarting a hundred times, and the connection speed was far from the promised 100Mbps. After some research, I ended up with this one, mainly because of its excellent reviews and the fact that it is an ADSL/VDSL modem, which means I don't have to go through the hassle of setting it to bridge mode like I did before. I can clearly say that I won't go back to that mess.
Features & Design:
It is very small and has an elegant design with all the necessary LEDs, which are also customizable (no, it's not RGB like those who have turned their entire house into RGB). You can simply change what each blinking LED signifies. The technical specifications and the number of USB or Ethernet ports can be found everywhere, but I believe they are more than enough for a mid-range user.
Like all routers, you have to access the provided address to make all the necessary settings, from Wi-Fi frequencies (2.4GHz or 5GHz) to how often you receive usage emails. I should mention that connecting a phone, especially if you are not a Cosmote subscriber, can be a bit challenging, but you can find guides everywhere to help you. The internet connection, on the other hand, is a breeze, requiring nothing more than your input.
A small bonus is the company's apps, which allow you to receive calls even when you're not at home and manage your Wi-Fi network and connected devices.
Performance:
If you're coming from a Cosmote, Vodafone, or similar router, you'll feel like you've entered a different world. The disconnections stopped immediately, and the router is now consistently connected. Even if someone is streaming Netflix, there is no lag when I'm gaming (in your face, noobs who used to kill me because I could see you after 2 minutes :P). It locks in at 110Mbps and supports any device with Wi-Fi 6 in my house. A major bonus is the 35b Super Vectoring, which I didn't know about before but now understand its benefits, especially if your line supports it. Oh, and since I delved into the settings and learned a thing or two, I now have 0 error counters with this modem.
Verdict:
Once you manage to connect the phone part (if you're coming from Vodafone), because the internet is plug and play, I can confidently say that this is possibly the best ADSL/VDSL modem for its price.
Pros:
+Plug and play (in terms of phone, requires searching for another company outside of Cosmote)
+Mesh network (you can add other devices from the same company and they work great together)
+Value for money
+Wi-Fi 6
+5 Years Warranty
+35b Super Vectoring
Cons:
-None
There is no better router for its price! Without any doubt!
It can't get any more stable, honestly!
I have 3 models, 7530, 7530 AX, and 7590, and they have no flaws whatsoever.
The only thing they don't have is detailed traffic monitoring on the devices, but compared to everything else, this is a minor issue.
** It also works perfectly with the Cosmote USB backup in case of failover to mobile (ideal for businesses).
You can buy it with your eyes closed!!!!
It was purchased to replace an H300s.
Quick and easy installation. For Cosmote, VOIP settings are automatically entered. For Vodafone, you need to find the codes.
Very stable and good synchronization speeds.
It has all the known conveniences of Fritzbox.
Wifi 6 is fast but at a limited distance.
The router is top-notch compared to any other in this price range. Rich menu, super fast and stable. The comparison made by a friend in another comment about Asus sounds like a joke. Buy it without fear
Every euro is worth it, I have 200mbps Cosmote.
Really stable, amazing signal.
Also provides its own FQDN, so if you don't have static it's not a problem.
Easy interface but without many advanced settings ... their qos menu practically non-existent, if you want compatibility (with ip telephony on cosmote + vodafone with automatic settings) and telephone center functions, automatic answering machine and generally whatever comes to your mind in relation to telephony, prefer it ... if you want a structured menu and full customization, prefer ASUS!
6/7/22 purchased, 7/7/22 went for check-up, never connected. They indeed told me that it has some issue and it will go to the company. I am waiting for the results. Anyway, we didn't start well. I will return when and if I get it. Eventually, it worked but it gave me a hard time. And I am very satisfied, but the setup depends on it. It may be difficult with the company... I believe that even the first one was fine, I don't think it actually had any issue. If and when I need the same company again, I will prefer it. I have been using it for over a year and I have around 20 Wi-Fi devices connected, I haven't dealt with it at all. I haven't even done a single restart.
Another perfect router from the company. Very stable with no disconnections and Wi-Fi throughout the house.
User of the FritzBox 7590 for about a year, until I decided to move it to the office to meet my professional needs, so I proceeded to purchase the 7530 AX for home. I should mention that I was satisfied with the 7590 as I used it at home, but it really proved its worth when I used it at the office, as I was able to make full use of its capabilities, which were wasted in a home environment. For this reason, I decided to buy the 7530 AX (I got it for about 130 euros with some coupons I had while it was also on sale for 180 euros), considering it to be more value for money for home and it would perfectly meet my needs. And I was not disappointed...
First of all, compared to the 7590 or the 7590 AX, it is cheaper, significantly smaller in size, and has fewer ports (it does not have a separate WAN - LAN 1 port can be activated as WAN for connecting ONT to FTTH -, nor S0, it has only one telephone port instead of two, and only one USB port, which is USB 2.0). It operates silently (it does not have a fan) and I did not notice it getting hot at least from the top side. However, the bottom side is warm, not hot or anything excessive, just warm. The average power consumption is 50%, noticeably higher than the corresponding one in the 7590, which I have seen in idle mode with 8-10 wireless connections at 22-24%, proof that the 7590 is intended to handle much more volume of "work" and devices and therefore is much less strained than the 7530 AX. In general, and always compared to the 7590, I have noticed on a permanent basis higher power consumption, mainly from its WiFi and USB port (it made a particular impression on me, consistently at 40% even in idle states), without affecting its operation or causing it to heat up more.
The connection was made on a Cosmote VDSL 100 line with VoIP telephony (unlike the 7590, it does not support traditional telephony, only VoIP), where it immediately took all the settings and the internet and telephone worked normally within minutes. The FritzOS is the same and has the same settings as the 7590. The user experience is identical. The capabilities remain the same, many of which will truly remain unused in a home environment for the majority of users. The line (compared to OTE's Speedport) synchronizes 5-10% higher than the nominal speed (i.e. at 106-110 Mbps), just like with the 7590, and it is quite stable (I have not noticed sudden restarts, whereas with the Speedport I had at least 2-3 per week). In any case, it is stable and reliable, and I did not encounter any synchronization or restart issues.
The major difference from the 7590 and the main reason I chose it over the regular 7530 is the WiFi 6 (ax) [See also at the end of the text for the problems I found regarding WiFi]. The 7590 has 4 antennas (MU-MIMO) at 1733 and 800 Mbps, while the 7530 AX has, I think, 3 antennas (MU-MIMO) with a data transfer rate of 1800 Mbit/s (5 GHz - WiFi 6) and 600 Mbit/s (2.4 GHz). Having some new devices that support WiFi 6, I can say that they appear to have a "nominal" connection to the router at 1 to 1.2 Gbps (!!!), speeds that I never saw wirelessly with the 7590 (having it placed in the same spot in the house). These speeds are nominal and in no way real, but as a comparison measure they are indicative of the improved WiFi of the device. As for older devices, which transmit on WiFi 5, all I can say for sure is that they have a "better signal," even those that were further away from the location of the router in the house. And for those who were disappointed with AVM's choice to only support plain WiFi 6 and not the more recent WiFi 6E, I don't think it would have offered anything substantial to the majority of home users. Nominal wireless connections of the order of 1 Gbps cover household needs, especially when the early adoption of the newer 6E standard would not have had significant benefits in a home, considering the serious impact on power consumption, temperatures that would develop in the router, and the reduced range at the 6 GHz frequency (which penetrates walls even more difficultly). Of course, as a device, no matter how good it is, it is not aimed at gamers or other specific categories, which have specific and special requirements, especially for WiFi. Furthermore, I still use the FritzRepeater 2400 to have 5 GHz WiFi at the other end of the house, which, of course, does not support WiFi 6, only 5. However, even so, I see that the data transfer between the extender and the 7530 AX, that is, the connection of the two, is higher compared to the 7590, approaching and reaching 1 Gbps (higher compared to the 7590), which generally leads me to the conclusion that the 7530 AX is an upgrade compared to the WiFi of the 7590, at worst it is not inferior.
On the 100 Mbps line of Cosmote, whether I connect wirelessly via WiFi 6 directly to the 7530 AX or via WiFi 5 to the FritzRepeater, the speed based on the Speedtest is exactly the same (99-101 Mbps), showing that the FritzBox and FritzRepeater work very well together despite the latter's support for only WiFi 5 and without creating data congestion on the 100 Mbps line. The only problem I encountered is that when I activate the Guest Network of the house, the FritzRepeater "loses" the wireless connection for a while and then recovers. Finally, I noticed an improvement in the signal with the FritzFon C6 that I have, as in areas of the house where with the 7590 the cordless phone would warn me with an audible signal that I had moved away enough, I no longer experience similar warnings. Also, its connection with a Grandstream IP phone is flawless. It connected easily and works seamlessly even via WiFi at the other end of the house! If someone wants to deal with IP telephony, then with a FritzBox, they will have peace of mind. Moreover, it seems that IP phones will be the future, either in the workplace or in a home environment, offering more advantages and configuration parameters compared to traditional phones.
I don't have much else to say. Regarding FritzOS, whatever applies to its capabilities on the 7590 also applies here. In other words, it is overkill for a home environment and could easily be used in a small office as well. However, I consider the 7530 AX, although we are talking about an expensive modem/router, to be a more value-for-money purchase for a home, without anyone needing to pay for the premium and extra capabilities-ports of the flagship 7590. Ensures stable operation regarding the VDSL line (with options to choose between stability and performance) and telephony, substantially upgraded WiFi (though with some issues), and the power of FritzOS in terms of device configuration as a router, telephone center, NAS, media server, etc. All of this, of course, with reservations and subject to seeing it work over time, so that I can have a secure opinion, and I will come back if I discover anything new.
P.S.: For more information and a more comprehensive opinion, you can take a look at this informative review (https://www.thelab.gr/reviews/input-devices-peripherals-reviews/fritz-7530-ax-%CE%BC%CE%AF%CE%B1-%CF%89%CF%81%CE%B1%CE%AF%CE%B1-%CE%B1%CE%BD%CE%B1%CE%BD%CE%AD%CF%89%CF%83%CE%B7-r813/).
UPDATE 1-12-2023: I am reducing the stars to 4 and explaining why: From the beginning, I had occasional WiFi interruptions for a few seconds, which I attributed to the FritzRepeater 2400 not working well with the newer 7530 AX, although it had no problems with the 7590. These WiFi interruptions usually occur when I use the FritzFon (not always), when I open the Guest WiFi (always), and sometimes randomly. They are very brief interruptions, not rare but not frequent either, and ONLY in these two cases. I always noticed that the repeater had no WiFi signal while the corresponding light on the 7530 AX was still on, which led me to believe that the repeater was the issue. However, I eventually concluded that it was not the fault of the FritzRepeater (which had no problems before) but the WiFi of the 7530 AX, which actually cuts off suddenly for a few seconds despite the WLAN light remaining on!! As soon as I turned off and on the router's WiFi from the Fritzfon, everything worked perfectly. Therefore, I am reducing the stars to 4 due to the brief WiFi interruptions. I was hoping it was just a bug that would be fixed at some point in the future (given that it was not fixed with the FritzOS upgrade to 7.57), but now I don't see any solution in sight. I want to emphasize that the wireless connection is not unstable; on the contrary, I would generally describe it as quite stable without affecting my daily life. It just has some minor issues (unlike the 7590, which was rock-solid in terms of stability), and data transfer between the router and extender remains very good without any problems, as devices at one end of the house reach almost 99 Mbps internet on the 100 Mbps line according to Speedtest. By keeping the Guest WiFi permanently open, I do not experience interruptions (or at least rarely). I think it has to do with the cooperation between the repeater and the router. Apart from that, everything mentioned above still applies; I had no problems with the line and the internet (very stable, no restarts like the Speedport), and I have not encountered any other issues.
The first thing I had something suddenly happened and the internet simply stopped working, resulting in just a router. I returned it and they gave me a new one, luckily it had a 5-year warranty. The problem is that the wifi sometimes drags, so instead of getting 47mbps (50), it reaches 600kbps with 4mbps. I have not been satisfied with the reliability of this modem. I had an Asus AC68U that blew up until it was destroyed by lightning. I hope in the future there will be some miracle with an update to the firmware, although I doubt it.
I have had it for about a week now and so far I have had no problems, the connection is very stable with minimal errors. The WiFi has a good range and it also supports Mesh, so I might try it out sometime!
I also entered the VoIP codes and the phone worked immediately without any issues.
Another great feature it has is that you can download the FritzFon app on your mobile and make/receive calls from the landline!
Excellent modem in all aspects, the only drawback is that its wifi sometimes experiences small blackouts of a few seconds, and in this aspect it is inferior to an Asus I had which was top in wifi. Very good overall.
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