• Reviews around performance (3.70 of 5)

    Norton Core Secure WiFi Router, Covers up to 3000 Sq. ft., Smart Security for Network and IoT Devices, Parental Controls, Replaces Router, Works with Amazon Alexa, One-year of Norton Security included

    • Yes, you will get slower performance on HTTP (unsecure) traffic to approximately 70 megabytes per second to handle deep packet inspection
    • Would like to see even more control on the network -like devices have to be approved before they can join, performance and analytics charts like Strava for the network :), and set times for whole wifi/internet to be up/down
    • very cool...love the performance.
    • I'll have more to say regarding reliability and performance after a few months of experience.
    • Awesome outstanding performance very reliable
    • It's really nice, super easy to setup, and I get better performance than my Apple Extreme, with the added security!
    • That is they slow the performance of your device VERY noticeably
    • Finally, I could instantly tell the performance was better than my previous router
    • which security setting I use, I even turned security completely off and it still drained my performance
    • Awesome outstanding performance, very reliable
    • I was actually super impressed by how much better the performance was than I expected
    • Sectonldy, great performance
    • Performance is great, but the reason I went to this was because of network security and that the Norton brand is one of the best in network security.
    • Strong Wi-Fi signal, good performance, but doesn't seem to really do anything?
    • : My support ticket was escalated to resolve the issues I am having, unfortunately the support staff could not get the printers to work as they "are too far away from the router
    • It provide a bit of a proactive approach to security than a reactive one, which I love as I have adults in my home that are just now discovering the tablet/iphone technology and also have a few young ones that are fearless.
    • In our case, we have cameras (for security, as well as for keeping an eye on the dogs when we are away), as well as a camera server, all of which require static IP addresses
    • I have once again installed the previous router and everything works as it should
    • Rebooting solves the issue, but pretty annoying as never once had such an issue with my old Asus.