I got a refund and bought me the netgear ac1750 6400v2 and have had faster connection speeds, equal range and saved me $30

Pretty good wireless coverage and speed

When it came to performance, I had good operational speeds and found that there was increased performance from what I was using

More that that, however, I wanted better speeds than the router I had been using, and I wanted to own my own versus that rent-to-own crap you get from your provider

We have a 1,000 sq foot house with 5 devices and the speed is amazing

However, I saw no drops in connectivity and good speeds throughout all of testing.

Not any better speed than my old one

PS4 DOESN'T have the ability to use the fast speed

The dual core processor gives you powerful wired and wireless network speeds

I have good speed, but the 2.4Ghz seems to be unreliable when streaming music or video

Very appreciable speed ratings on both bands.

Great range, great speed.

It works, my old router held speeds much better

I'm getting much better speeds than my older

As for everything else, easy set up, easy instructions, works well, and it gets me good speed from my modem

It all depends on the available connection speed provided by your ISP

The D-link AC Wi-Fi speed is wonderful

I've noticed real world large file wifi transfers with my AC capable adapters speeds have tripled

Good speeds but very small range and frequent disconnects also if streaming nothing else can use the WiFi without being sluggish even though I have very fast internet

This D-Link AC2600 gives me the fastest speeds I've gotten in a contested wireless network and the AC1900 still provides more speed if your devices support MU-MIMO.As desktop and laptop

I will say that one of the main reasons for getting this router is because TWC, now Spectrum has a habit of slowing down my Internet speed towards the end of my billing cycle

I'd rather have the newer technology over a theoretical faster speed that I can't even find a desktop wireless card to support

But on the busy time of my network, I get around 20% faster speed on my main desktop when both the router and the desktop wireless support MU-MIMO

The router is decent: it's quick to get started, and seems to have decent range and speed, as advertised.

Great speeds

We now have the faster internet speed that we ate paying for

Easy set up, fast speed.

Speed good

Very Nice... speeds popped up when moving up to this

I decided to get myself one based off of that success, as well as its good WiFi range and speeds

Compared to my previous router, a TP-Link WDR4300, I get faster speeds, and longer range

The speed for a direct line computer is fantastic

I bought this wireless router with the hopes that it would improve the range and speed of my internet

On top of that it supports MU MIMO which will optimize your connected devices through wifi and provide the best speed available when multiple devices are using the network

Very nice router to replace a slower-speed

This is a problem because mixed older 2.4 devices will definitely slow down the overall speed

First cost 3x more, gave no better speeds, lol

The range is excellent and the speed (both upload and download) are at what we are paying for.

TV, 3 computers, 5 i-phones, and an i-pad can all connect with good speed now.

Max 5G speed about 500mbps (with gigabit internet service) so not too bad, but drops off sharply esp on a different floor in the house

(make sure you change the Wi-Fi channel if you get super slow speeds after set up) Was able to download a 20GB game while watching a movie on line without any issues buffering for the movie or a slower download rate for the game.

so far so good, seemed to improve speed on internet

Called the D-link support line and they diagnosed the router was not formatted

I've had Wireless-N and Wireless-G D-Link routers that worked great, but ever since I moved to AC, I've only had issues

On the D-Link my phone struggles to hit 100 Mbps

I have stuck by D-Link products and sole use them if I can and this router has been the best D-Link router I have ever used