Device Support-Lifespan Observatory

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TP-Link

Archer C9 v4

Gone quiet reasonably evidenced

no firmware for long enough to stand out against its own record

1511 days since the last release against a median gap of 1048 (1.4x) — but 1511 days without firmware is quiet whatever the cadence

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Last firmware
10 August 2022 (4 years ago)
Releases seen
3
Update rhythm
about every 3 years
Support observed
≥6 years
Vendor's promise
no support period we can evaluate
Patch latency
not measurable — its changelogs name no CVE ids

Which one do I have?

TP-Link ships this model in more than one hardware revision, and they do not share firmware. The revision is printed on the label on the underside, usually after the model — Ver 1.0, V4.6. Getting it wrong is the easiest way to read the wrong answer here.

Firmware history

  1. Archer C9(US)_V4_1.0.2 Build 20220505 10 August 2022

    Release notes — disclosure 0.40
    Modifications and Bug Fixes: 1. Updating cloud Services. 2. Enhance device security.
  2. Archer C9(US)_V4_171219 24 February 2018

    Release notes — disclosure 0.34
    New Features/Enhancement 1.Support SMBv2 Bug Fixed 1.Fixed the WPA2 Security (KRACKs) Vulnerability 2.Fixed the WME IE Security Vulnerability 3.Fixed the bug that USB3.0 port cannot identify 8TB HUB HDD
  3. Archer C9(US)_V4_161114 14 November 2016

    Release notes — disclosure 0.06
    Modifications and Bug Fixes: The first firmware released.

Evidence

One archived page sits behind this record, the earliest read on 1 August 2026. Everything above was read from it, and each is kept byte for byte so it can be checked after the vendor edits the original.

Identifiers: marketing_name Archer C9

Judged by lifecycle-1 on 29 September 2026. How these verdicts are computed.

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