D-Link DIR-850L AC1200 Wireless Dual-Band Gigabit Router

superb product, I get almost 440+ mb on my dell laptop in wireless. I even get 90+ on my other IBM laptop.

love the cloud feature . My ISP had masked the original IP and blocked most of my ports and was unable to manage my home network before but now that issue no loger applies am super happy :)

Range is too low ..... don't buy it .....

The range is just about o.k as the signal gets weak in a closed door room in the closest of proximity.

Good product ..

Easy to setup and very Good options.

Very good router

Good quality and look. Best features, long strength of wifi

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Buen producto. Tenía otro extensor de señal que nada más no generaba ninguna diferencia, éste sí. Escuché problemas de que reinicia pero a mi no me ha pasado, llevo ya más de 2 meses con él y sólo lo he tenido que apagar unas 2 veces por intermitencia, algo que encuentro común en los routers.

I upgraded from an expensive Netgear running DD-WRT because my WAN to LAN throughput was being throttled. I recently upgraded to gigabit and wasn't getting close to that on my old Netgear. No offense to Netgear, it was partially a problem with DD-WRT that's been thoroughly documented. That firmware just does so much computation that the speed is throttled if the hardware can't keep up. This is understandable, and this D-Link worked to solve that problem.This D-Link is capable of some fairly amazing speeds. It was rated at about 900 Mbit speeds for WAN to LAN. As soon as I got it home I snapped in my ethernet ports and clicked that speedtest button. When I saw 830+ Mbit coming back across my screen I knew things were better.I configured the router to use a static external IP, it didn't have a problem with that. I set it up to do port forwarding as I run a number of services on my network that need to be externally accessible. It gave me a number that I could have. I was surprised it would limit it to ~25 or whatever it said. I don't run that many services, or I don't manually require that many ports to be open, but I was close. This could be a limiting factor for another user, so beware.I got the wireless setup, but knew I didn't have any AC devices yet. My N still looks good on there; I got enough speed on my phone and iPad to know it was an improvement, despite no external antenna on the device. Honestly, my coverage was spotty directly above the device, one floor up, so I laid the router on its side and tried again. I saw SIGNIFICANT improvements. I don't know if this is because of how it broadcasts, I didn't make the thing, I'm just saying I had success with it, maybe you can too!I had a friend with a newer MacBook Pro come over to see what the AC was actually capable of. Long story short he got mad at me because he got 200 Mbit faster on my wireless than he gets at his house using an ethernet cable.The interface reminded me of every D-Link I've had in the past 5-7 years, except faster. You could tell that the chip running this router is a bit nicer than what I'm used to.I tried to find a reason to only give this router 4 stars, and couldn't think of one. It works well for people using up to 25 services. It works well for the casual user. It works well with old hardware and wireless technologies. It's not ugly. It's not too loud. Five stars.

Cumple su cometido, si manejan las velocidades y los rangos de frecuencia que muestra en la descripcion. El detalle es su corto alcance ya que no cuenta con antenas potentes.Y los materiales se notan que son de baja calidad. Por todo lo demas y por el precio es buen producto y funciona a la perfeccion.

I live in a very crounded neighborhood and the 2.4Ghz band is getting pretty full. I have started moving my systems to 5G and that is helping, but the range is not so hot. I recently purchased a couple of PC's that came with AC cards, so I started looking at AC routers. Despite my poor experiences with D-Link in the past, based on the reviews and the price, I decided to give this on a try.I am glad I did. While the range is not much better than the 5G router is replaced, the speeds are incredible. TBO, I am getting close to hardwire LAN transfer speed. At this point, I think my bottleneck might by the machine itself. However, I cannot aford multiple TB in SSD.The router was easy to set up. I am not using it as my main router into the house. It is set up as an AP on the main level for maximum throughput. I have had a lot of problems with routers getting hot and needing to be reset (other than WRT routers), but so far, this has been running for a month with no problems.While I have not done extensive testing, like some reviewers have, I have been very pleased with the performance and reliability of the router.