Tenda N301 WLAN router for connection to cable/DSL or fibre optic modem (300Mbit/s via WLAN, 3x LAN ports, WPS, for 4K/HD video streaming & online games,) White

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Great inexpensive wifi router. Using it in a basement and covers 1,000 sq ft. area, with speeds within 95% of my service maximum (~60-75mbps). For the price...perfect.

Technology is good but WiFi connectivity is not stable. I have a station that are running 24x7, however connection monitor show 10 or more WiFi disconnects a day. The router configuration even contains daily reboot schedule, which seems to be necessary as WiFi disconnects would be much higher without

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Bought this as a dedicated router for using Air Link on the Oculus Quest 2 and so far it works great. Thing looks like a stealth bomber too. Definitely a great buy in my book. The 5Ghz wifi doesn't have the best range tho so if you plan on using it for Air Link be sure to stay within 15 ft of the router and have a clear line of sight if you plan on using it for Air Link.

High quality, does exactly what it claims to do. I am impressed! Get this, you will not be disappointed. Quick, easy setup...it is super-fast, simple, and delivers on a whole-home experience. For us, our coverage spreads across a 2-story home with reliable, steady coverage of 2000+ SF (square feet) across all ends of the home, upstairs and downstairs. Consistent connectivity with no deadzones! We haven't tried through the furthest point of the backyard yet...or around the peripheral areas of our home. It easily covers up to 2500 SF. This WiFi router is dual band, has a great interface (1 Gigabit ports and a USB for thumb-drive file sharing), the wireless data rates are high (300 mbps + 867 mbps) and the frequency per second is high. All of those mixed together combine for a recipe of speed and reliability! I read a review that downgraded the rating because she said she ordered Model AC10U, which is an upgrade, and got "AC1200 MU-MIMO Dual Band Gigabit WiFi Router". They are synonymous, one and the same...READ the front of the box and the product write-up on Amazon!!! I included 2 pix, front and back for reference. The reviewer also said her ISP tech told her the "AC1200" was an inferior product to the "AC10U". Not true! They are one and the same. I do admit it can be confusing...don't know why the 2 types of model numbers are on the product. As the buyer, we do have a responsibility to READ...don't expect everything to be spoon-fed to you...especially on tech which is constantly changing to meet changing consumer needs for better, faster, reliable performance. Tenda (I wasn't familiar with the brand) did a solid job laying out the critical performance-related details and product features...simple to read and follow. My husband left this purchase up to me. I took the time to educate myself and learn because our internet needs are rigorous and high (especially since we WFH-Work-from-Home 100% of the time given the pandemic protocols, etc) and we have high standards for performance results given the work that we do and the tv entertainment and streaming that we view. I read the details of Tenda's product offering and guarantees (along with numerous other brands and models with various price-points), and I read hundreds of reviews. Then I leaned in on the best choice for our home. Ultimately though...as with all internet-related products and services...you have to give it a test-drive with YOUR unique setup and circumstances for the usage and performance YOU need at YOUR home...including YOUR modem...it is absolutely critical to pair the WiFi router with a compatible modem that has the right high-speed, bandwidth, download speeds, downstream and upstream channels. etc...as you get better flexibility when the modem is separate from your WiFi router. Overall performance considerations: YOUR ISP home location, coverage and service speed...inside YOUR home with YOUR devices, with the type of whole-home coverage you need, and the number of devices you need connected simultaneously at any given time. For us, the Tenda WiFi router connection is strong, consistent, super-fast and reliable for the 14 devices (TVs, computers, phones, printer, iPad, Kindle, bluetooths) that we have connected 24/7 right now. At times it will be more devices. It can have up to 30 devices connected at one time for super-fast speed. Along with a 4+ STAR rating, a great interface, and a 3 year warranty, the price investment makes it an incredible "and-then-some" buy! If Tenda had a modem, I would have given it a try. I didn't see one, so I have it connected to a new Netgear CM600 high-speed cable modem (1 year warranty) and they very work well together. I happened to order at the right supply-and-demand time...saved 16%, or $8, on the new Tenda WiFi router...days later it went up. Saved 46%, or $60 on the new Netgear modem (5 days later it went up 20%, although it is still priced at a 28% savings). With the upgrade to this WiFi/Modem combo, it pays for itself on a break-even basis in less than 5 to 8 months and I save $168 to $300 each year by NOT renting the equipment (which is not as high-performing) from my ISP company. Great investment all around! I took the time to write a more detailed review...in hopes that it will help someone else trying to evaluate all of the critical details like I was "forced " to do. 😁