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Name: D-Link - Covr AC3900 Dual-Band Mesh Wi-Fi System
Brand: D-Link
SKU: 6079603
Price: 299.99 USD
Rating: 4.6 (27 reviews)

D-Link - Covr AC3900 Dual-Band Mesh Wi-Fi System

Model:: COVR3902US; |
SKU:: 6079603

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QuestionReplacing a Linksys EA7500 that died after only two years. Is this model easy for a non-network engineer to install and have work wirelessly with a Canon printer?
Asked 7 years ago by Sophy.
- Answer Hi, I just recently upgraded my Wi-Fi with this system because my old one could not handle the high number of connected devices in my 3 floor (with basement) Home. This was easy to install and worked perfectly and for the last two months I’ve had zero issues. Additionally, I have one of the newer Canon All in one printers and the connection works fine. I hope this helps. Good luck!
  Answered 7 years ago by Giants888
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QuestionIts possible to add another wifi extender
Asked 8 years ago by Abraham.
- Answer yes! In fact you can add any WiFi extender to this network that's compatible with AC networking, but you'll get diminished speed and additional network utilization with extenders. The COVR extenders have their own backhaul to connect to one another, but the COVR extenders are difficult to find alone. Your local Best Buy might carry them.
  Answered 8 years ago by GadgetGuy1981
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QuestionI have some devices that require connection to the 2.5ghz network. For example an IDevice outdoor plug. It says it can only connect to the 2G. Will this router work for these type of devices, being that it does not separate the 2G and 5G networks?
Asked 6 years ago by Pattt.
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QuestionI’m looking to start up Xfinity Internet will this modem/router work with Xfinity if not will it work with MIDWEST energy I would like to know as soon as possible
Asked 6 years ago by bhggamma.
- Answer As long as you have a modem from either tv provider it should work with anything
  Answered 6 years ago by LonnP
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QuestionCan the extender be connected to the router by a hardwired ethernet cable (instead of depending on wireless)? The extender has 2 ethernet ports on it. The extender would be on the 2nd floor (2 story house) and the main router would be in the basement.
Asked 6 years ago by captnemo.
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QuestionI recently began upgrading my home to a smart home. 2 Nest cameras, and a nest thermostat. I also added a Phillups, Hue starter kit, and 4 Wemo dimmers. It seems with my Xfinity service, and pods, these items are all fighting for bandwidth. Will this help
Asked 6 years ago by John.
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QuestionLooking to replace a Linksys EA7500 with problems... Are 4TB USB 3.0 drives supported? Are constant router reboots required? Any idea what version of Linux this runs as an OS?
Asked 7 years ago by Phil.
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D-Link - Covr AC3900 Dual-Band Mesh Wi-Fi System

Q: QuestionReplacing a Linksys EA7500 that died after only two years. Is this model easy for a non-network engineer to install and have work wirelessly with a Canon printer?

Q: QuestionIts possible to add another wifi extender

Q: QuestionI have some devices that require connection to the 2.5ghz network. For example an IDevice outdoor plug. It says it can only connect to the 2G. Will this router work for these type of devices, being that it does not separate the 2G and 5G networks?

Q: QuestionI’m looking to start up Xfinity Internet will this modem/router work with Xfinity if not will it work with MIDWEST energy I would like to know as soon as possible

Q: QuestionCan the extender be connected to the router by a hardwired ethernet cable (instead of depending on wireless)? The extender has 2 ethernet ports on it. The extender would be on the 2nd floor (2 story house) and the main router would be in the basement.

Q: QuestionI recently began upgrading my home to a smart home. 2 Nest cameras, and a nest thermostat. I also added a Phillups, Hue starter kit, and 4 Wemo dimmers. It seems with my Xfinity service, and pods, these items are all fighting for bandwidth. Will this help

Q: QuestionLooking to replace a Linksys EA7500 with problems... Are 4TB USB 3.0 drives supported? Are constant router reboots required? Any idea what version of Linux this runs as an OS?

QuestionReplacing a Linksys EA7500 that died after only two years. Is this model easy for a non-network engineer to install and have work wirelessly with a Canon printer?

QuestionIts possible to add another wifi extender

QuestionI have some devices that require connection to the 2.5ghz network. For example an IDevice outdoor plug. It says it can only connect to the 2G. Will this router work for these type of devices, being that it does not separate the 2G and 5G networks?

QuestionI’m looking to start up Xfinity Internet will this modem/router work with Xfinity if not will it work with MIDWEST energy I would like to know as soon as possible

QuestionCan the extender be connected to the router by a hardwired ethernet cable (instead of depending on wireless)? The extender has 2 ethernet ports on it. The extender would be on the 2nd floor (2 story house) and the main router would be in the basement.

QuestionI recently began upgrading my home to a smart home. 2 Nest cameras, and a nest thermostat. I also added a Phillups, Hue starter kit, and 4 Wemo dimmers. It seems with my Xfinity service, and pods, these items are all fighting for bandwidth. Will this help

QuestionLooking to replace a Linksys EA7500 with problems... Are 4TB USB 3.0 drives supported? Are constant router reboots required? Any idea what version of Linux this runs as an OS?