I took the plunge primarily because of dead spots in my house that were probably exacerbated by increased use (phones, tablets, etc

The coverage is also great, it now covers all the dead spots that I used to have on the top floor, probably due to its antennas, all 6 of them!

No more dead spots in my 3 story townhouse.

Hardware seems to be in line with all the other guys like Netgear and Asus, and mostly i was looking to upgrade the wireless and fill some of the dead spots in the house and so far so good

I recommended it to our son when he had several dead spots in his house

No dead spots in my house whatsoever.

Previous N-routers had many dead spots throughout my two story house, requiring an extender, which itself barely worked

Average throughput right now is 1MB/s, although it has operated as fast as 10MB/s at times.

Variance (sudden transient dips in signal strength) were especially troublesome while streaming audio/video signals through media devices and “smart” TV’s.

We have two iPhones, two iPads, two laptops, one desktop, a Surface Pro4, smart TV’s and smart thermostat

As of today I have the following WiFi-enabled devices at home: 2 Smart TV’s; 5 Smartphones; 3 wireless tablets; 3 laptops; a graphics desktop computer; 3 wireless TiVo’s; 5 wireless printers; a WiFi garage door opener; a WiFi thermostat; two types of video security systems plus a WiFi enabled perimeter alarm system; a WiFi multi-room audio system; 3 digital cameras that utilize WiFi, 2 Harmony WiFi remote control systems and yes even more.

But setting the schedules needed were next to impossible t after over two hours of trying, and I'm not exactly a novice

n’t work at all now.