The USB port, which I used for an external hard drive for storage and file sharing across multiple devices DOES NOT WORK

You may connect external hard drives and/or printers to share in your network

This way, you can easily connect and disconnect external hard-drives/ethernet cables/printers/etc

I saw USB3 but its not enabled to use my hard drive

As of yet, you cannot connect an external hard drive

It boasts 2.4 Ghz and 5 Ghz channels, two ports USB (2.0 and 3.0) you can create your own personal network cloud with an external storage hard drive

(I would love to be able to use that for an external hard drive, but I was willing to sacrifice that).I'm delighted that I got a super-low price on this because it's an older model.

I run a Desktop I7 32gb Ram and two 2TB hard drives, every part I have upgraded from my power supply to my 3gb video card and my excellent sound card, I also have two laptops, both ASUS, one a Chrome, my wife has her ASUS laptop, we run three ROKU devices, one in my garage strictly for my Pandora music

I suppose it could be due to the hard drive's transfer right

coverage of the 2.4 GHz band is very good and the 5GHz is good, but it is a limitation of the waves properties, not of the router itself.-I connected my external hard drive to the USB 3.0 port and was recognized

It's easy to set up and operate, but the USB port is not in operation - you cannot connect an external hard drive

It has been a few weeks, and it does seem to 'just work'.One caveat, there is no USB port sharing, so if you had a printer or hard drive shared through your router, you'll need to find another solution, or a router that fits your needs

Setting up home network with attached hard drive is as easy as it is with apple products

The read and write speeds on my USB hard drive

For $200 I would have thought 4 LAN jacks and Printer/Hard drive support on the USB jack would have been standard

I still remember a D-Link unit I had about 10 years ago that would overheat in the summer months and reboot over and over

The bad - I've been wanting to assign static IP's to a couple of devices that are hardwired via a switch I have connected, but when looking at the network and trying to find which Mac address is assigned to what device, the current UI refreshes the list every time you look at a device then go back