Customer Ratings & Reviews

Works great, I love it. It was easy to setup and has been working great

I was utilizing an inferior router supplied by my cable company (at no cost) but the speeds were so slow I had to spend the money. I'm happy I did.

Had a smaller unit the would not spread in the house. Once I got this it was way better. Added a WiFi extender to the back rooms.

Good router. Has most functions you would want. I would like to see some more features for an item of this price such as hour restriction, Filtering, etc.

This router works well with all of my devices. I haven’t had any problems with it as of yet.

Simple design nicely arranged and easy to read inputs. Capable of securing up to 10 devices on WiFi. I highly recommend

i have over 23 connected devices wifi and direct connect. this does not seem to have any issues keeping up and i also run a server with this.

Although I haven't set it up yet, it’s full of options and features. I can’t wait to connect my Wi-Fi devices to it.

I replaced a ASUS ac3100. It, not quite as strong signal and it does miss some features. Still not sure if it was an improvement or not,

Now we have internet all through the house! I wish our cable company would have told us this years ago. I think all cable companies are the same!

This is a replacement for the same WRT AC3200 I bough 3 years that failed. I hope this one lasts longer!

I replaced the router supplied by my internet provider. This transmits at least three times farther. Very simple to set up.

Little bit expensive, but it is definitely worth it! Connect a printer, external storage etc and enjoy your internet things:)

Had an Apple router and was having trouble connecting to all the smart TVs and this router filled that need wonderfully

Excellent unit that was very easy to install. Replacement for router that was not working. Have had about one month with no issues or problems.

So far it seems to be doing ok. I’ve been loading apps for a couple of Christmas gifts and it has been a struggle. May just be me.

I have never had any problems with this product. I thought it a bit pricey for a router, but again.. never any problems

The router’s user interface is well laid-out with some clear options that even include a speed test feature, one which connects with the popular Speednet service. You can configure the modem to run on OpenWRT or DD-WRT, two popular alternative router operating systems Pros: Faster speed Consistent signal strength Remote area access Full parental control Optimised performance ensured by the streamlining of apps and websites Easy installation and simple instructions Proficient support staff Cons: Large and Bulky Pricey for some Needs more Ethernet Ports

I was in the market for a new router and chose this one. It is well made, was on Sale, and works extremely well. I would recommend it.

My situation is in a bi-level home, 2,000 square foot (1000 each level, 50x20), with the internet coming in at an extreme corner of the lower level. I have had consistent issues reaching the opposite corner of the upper level, and intermittent streaming issues throughout. I've tried high gain antennas, 2nd routers set up as access points, wall plug units that utilize the home's electrical grid, in short, whatever the latest & greatest technology was supposed to be. Lately however, it seems there's been some quantum leaps in home wifi units. I recently tried the Netgear Orbi, and was very satisfied with the results. Upon installing the Linksys, I was grateful to find a quick and simple web setup. The user interface is excellent, and is as easy or as complex as you need it to be. There's even a smartphone app if you feel the need, as for me, I want to spend 10 minutes setting it up, and have it work forever without having to give it a second thought. The performance was solid - I had a Netflix + Amazon video stream running, then went up to the far corner of the house to stream some youtube on the desktop pc - no issues. This is, however, a piece of high tech, and the build & appearance of it makes no bones about it. It's an impressive unit with bold angular styling, and it does take up a formidable amount of shelf or desktop space - and for those that call the power transformers "bricks", well this one fits the description well. So if you like to advertise your tech, this will do you proud. My wife, on the other hand, is not a fan of antennas sticking out. As mentioned previously, I had the Netgear Orbi installed. Both of these units gave me similar performance. However, the Orbi has beautiful styling, and the remote unit blends right into the kitchen counter. It even draws comments like "what's that? - a hand blender? Lol. But then you have to consider cost. The Netgear is significantly costlier than the Linksys. Both are quality products, you just have to decide which fits better into your particular lifestyle & budget. Either one will undoubtedly be a significant upgrade to whatever your local cable company is offering, and in today's multi-streaming environment, products like these have become a necessity.