Product Description
Advanced wireless
N Router, Atheros, 3T3R, 2.4GHz, 802.11n Draft 2.0, 802.11g/b, Built-in
4-port Switch, with 3 detachable antennas
Product Details
- Brand: TP-Link
- Model: TL-WR941ND
- Dimensions: 7.90" h x 1.20" w x 5.50" l,
2.10 pounds
Features
- Simple And Responsive
Web Interface
- Easy Setup
- Good Performance And Range
- Supports Wi-Fi Protected Setup
- Affordable Price
Customer Reviews
wireless router
i bought this router because
it was the cheapest wireless N router i could find. it works great. just
make sure that your computer's IP address doesnt clash with the IP
address of the router. if it does just change the router's IP address. i
recommend this router.
Excellent Router
I was skeptical on take this
router because I really can not believe that I can get something good
for this price, but I am really impressed with this router it provides
me total coverage in a two floors house (concrete) which any
linksys-cisco router can not do in the past I actually change a more
expensive WRT160N for this, and I am very happy, the other good thing is
that you can change the antennas (which I did) and the coverage is very
powerful, so do not spend your money in other expensive routers if you
for this price can get this amzing coverage, 100% recommended to every
body.
This is a FANTASTIC Wireless
Router
If you need to send signal
all the way down the block. If you dream of aiming signal right where it
is needed. If you need a little less signal, take off one or more
antenna.
This thing broadcasts 100 yards on the maximum setting. It
broadcasts a signal 60 yards on Medium and about 100 ft on low. If you
need less, as I said, they recommend removing an antenna.
Don't get
this for a small apartment or small house. It would be overkill.
But
if you have a place of business and you want to offer WiFi to your
customers, this is the fast wireless router you have been looking for.
All sorts of option in the configuration, or just use their wizard to
configure it simply. You don't need to know anything about installing
WiFi to get this up and running.
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