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It's going to depend on your placement of the router and what your space layout is and what materials are in your walls. In general, it should be able to cover 1300 square feet if you can get it relatively centrally located and if you can space it a foot or two away from a solid wall to reduce oblique angles that the wireless signal would need to penetrate through the wall. A sharp angle makes the wall appear thicker to the signal so this is more important for clients behind such a wall. To some extent it will also depend on the clients as well. 5 GHz capable devices will get the best speed and have less interference than 2.4 GHz only (more non-conflicting channels) but that frequency does not penetrate walls as well as 2.4 GHz. Also if you have neighbors also running wifi that may also interfere with your 2.4 GHz signal to some degree as that frequency does penetrate walls better. On the plus side, this router does a really nice job of picking the best channels to use for both 2.4 and 5 GHz so you tend to get as good of coverage as you are going to get under the circumstances. Also, if you do still have dead spots, you can always add some mesh points later and increase your coverage.
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