Customer Ratings & Reviews

This router is amazing it can go through like 6 thick walls and still works itssssssssssssss great!

Replaced another Belkin and performance improved immediately. Was able to setup my new network from my iPhone too.

Has all the speed I need for TV and wifi at a decent price.

These guys have really come a long way. This is the easiest to configure router I have ever purchased. It has a guest SSID for visitors and even has a cafe mode. It's great to be able to segregate visitors from your own devices and make it easy for them to connect. Super fast and reliable.

Used in a large home and am able to get a great signal everywhere. Even able to use wifi out in the yard without any loss of signal

The days of N Routers are over. You have to go to AC. This is a good option for budget buyer.

So far flawlessly ties together 2 desktop computers, 2 printers, a laptop, Kindle and internet.

Upgrading from my old 5 year wi-fi netgear to this within my home has done wonders. My samsung tab s couldn't even run internet on my old one. Now i have no issues and no problems setting things up. Next upgrade will be going even higher, which will hopefully be a long time from now.

Needed this equipment to complete my office set up. Looking forward to many years of service.

I'm very happy with this router, the only problem I had was that when it was set to pick a channel automatically, I would sometimes lose wireless connection. I set it to a specific channel and have not had any problems since.

Overall this is a good wireless router. Will loose signal every now and then but overall I have a good connection in all areas of my house. Better than my previous model and way better than renting a router from my cable company.

Product was easy to setup in my daughters college dorm and works great with he laptop.

Over the past 15 years I have owned at least 10 different routers. Some of them have been great, most of them average and a few have been lousy. That said, this piece of garbage is hands down the worst router I have ever owned. I had been using a perfectly good Buffalo router since November, but wanted to try out the new AC protocol. I also wanted a dual band router to help split the network load from the 13 or 14 devices in our home. I had a small credit at Best Buy and this was on sale, so I thought I'd give it try. Now on to the review: There is absolutely no documentation or installation information in the box. Normally this wouldn't be an issue since 90% of the routers in known existence use 192.168.0.1 or 192.168.1.1 as the default IP login. Ha! Not this junk. You have to Google to find out that the default IP is 192.168.2.1. That ridiculous Belkin decision requires you to make the choice of changing the default IP on the router or changing the static IP addresses you have assigned to other devices on your network if you want your existing network to work. Normally, changing the default IP on the router would be the logical choice. Unfortunately, that is also a convoluted and requires a non-standard set of steps that only a Google search can solve. After spending 45 minutes setting up something that normally takes 10, the thing was up and running. At first, it seemed to work OK on both bands. 2.4Ghz connections were a bit slower than what I had with the Buffalo router, but they were acceptable. The 5Ghz band was a little faster and we could finally take advantage of the AC capability of our phones, so that was great. The wireless range was inferior to the Buffalo and Asus routers I had used since June of last year. I had to buy a WiFi extender to get a decent signal to the rear of the house, and never needed one previously. About three weeks after setup, the router began to drop connections and would require a reboot to reconnect. At first, I was not that bothered since it didn't happen every day and I have had other routers do this in the past. Fast forward three more weeks and the router is now completely unusable. It drops connections almost hourly. Rebooting the thing that frequently is obviously a giant pain in the rear. Since I'm past the window to return it to Best Buy, I have been dealing with Belkin. They want me to send it back at my cost, which I am reluctant to do since I've subsequently found several online reviews of folks dealing with the same issue. They have complained that Belkin doesn't really fix the problem after multiple returns. I don't want to throw good money after bad, so it looks like I have a $67 paperweight. (plus a $30 WiFi extender) My advice to you: STEER CLEAR of this stinky thing! There are many other options out there and as far as I can tell, ALL of them are better than this.

We have 10 items on this router and they all function flawlessly. Very easy to set up.

I am not very sharp on electronics but this unit seems to do what it supposed to do.

This was easy to set up, online install, no CD. Have had occasional connection problems, but nothing too troubling. Slim, so easy to hide.

I needed something powerful and easy to use, with an affordable price. Goal reached.

Verizon router wifi always quits working and had to power cycle all the time. They want me to pay extra for an upgrade. Really? Remedy: use a separate ac router to handle wifi and it worked! Even faster wifi speeds!

Needing to replace an old, worn out router, I decided to go with the Belkin AC750. It has been a great replacement. I like the fact that it is a dual band router.

When it is online, we can have multiple devices using it with no lag time at all. Fairly large unit. I like that it stands, that's convenient for the location it is in.