Easy to set up and operate, fast and attractive (if that matters), it's an excellent value—except of course that it will not last more than two years

This is a good idea, theoretically, only if a transmitter knows (can localize) where the receiver actually is (your computer or cellphone)

Great idea, poorly implemented

Not a big fan of the Netgear interface,or this units non-detachable

If you protect this unit by a Belkin Pivot surge protector, as you should protect all your household electronics, manual power cycles become unnecessary after a brownout

Excellent product Love the dual bands.

In the same room with the WNDR4500, you can expect between 50Mbps and 200Mbps depending on how good your wireless receiver is

But I don't believe it is possible to localize a receiver well because a typical house provides too many reflections, barriers, and receivers to a transmitter

The wireless range is pretty strong, from the external part of the house

So not sure if this was an issue with poor surge protection on the router since everything else was fine or not but hopefully Tripplite will honor their warranty and pay to replace this

Honestly say its supports a 2500sq ft home area.

Easy to set up and it did great providing signal from guesthouse through to main brick home with no problem!

There are no mechanical parts, all solid state electronics

Extremely frustrating, tech support is the worst.

I could have gotten a plain old wireless box for half this price and a fraction of the grief.###EDIT:After nearly a month of tech support (some horrid, some excellent) they finally advised me to return the router

Since it sat in Amazon for over 90 days, they didn't even want to provide tech support for a new product, until I told them I would just return it.

Wish I didn't have to, but Netgear tech support and customer service inform me that there's nothing they can do for me

note, we only have up to 100 mbps and not some super high speed internet.

my husband's xbox is on his own channel so speed doesn't get interrupted if I'm on the computer.

Fast speeds, able to act as a wireless client on one band and a wireless AP on the other.

Not sure why people get the faster router, it doesnt improve internet speeds, it only improves on home network with streaming from PC to television, thats it

Great speeds through the 5 ghz channel, even with tons of devices connected (up to 4 tablets, 2 phones, 2 tvs, 2 rokus, 2 amazon fire tvs, 2 blu ray players, 5 security cameras, remote camera base with 4 more cameras, Nest thermostat, 7 Nest smoke detectors, 3 Alexa Echos, a smart plug, a smart space heater, 2 Nintendo 3ds, Nintendo Wii, holy