mimo routers

"A Luxurious and Reliable Router Option!...As an owner of a similar lower model wifi-6 TP-Link router prior to owning this router, I have had great experiences with TP-Link routers and their quality in the past, but this router absolutely blows the lower models out of the water, even though for most this router is probably a bit overkill. ...I was glad that this device supports MIMO and all the other features you’d come to expect from a wi-fi router these days. "

"I bought this router to use with Google Fiber 1 Gig plan. The 2 mess routers supplied are for Wifi 5 only....Stable router...Upgraded from an AC router to AX. Didnt see many changes in speed or range, but I dont think thats this routers fault. "

"Great Wifi 6E router for homes under 2k Square ft...I do like how the 6 built in wifi antennas are hidden inside the routers flaps I suppose you could call em, no need for adjusting or breaking off this wifi routers antennas. ...Love how many bands it has. The MIMO capabilities for 2.4/5/6G are great. Strong signal and good range"

"Four internal dual-band antennas help deliver up to 1000 Mbps and 2167 Mbps with the 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz radios respectively. MU-MIMO (Multiple-User Multiple Input Multiple Output) and the power boost wireless amplifiers ensure devices stay solidly connected in my nearly three level 1800 sq ft townhome. ...High speed modem and router. Easy to set up. Bit pricey but necessary for high speeds and multiple device connections to fast, stable, and reliable wifi connection."

"It's best piece I ever had, works right out the box and mesh is insanely fast with MIMO 6x6. If you have huge house like me it's your best solution without running cables and installing unnecessary switches....Fantastic WiFi router! Easily get 500 download in multiple rooms away. 10/10"

"Simpflifying more, without antennas to match the router and AP’s you will not fully utilize the potential of the MIMO function. ...Finally no more access points and multiple SSIDs. Covers 2500 sqft easy."

"This is a monster of a router, even at lower internet speeds this beats out other routers. ...Love Asus Routers...I have multiple Asus Routers at different properties. Being able to monitor them all on one app is great. "

"Very pleased with the Google router...Easy to set up and use. The router looks sleek, and blends in well with the furniture in the room (it does not have multiple blinking lights like other routers)....Awesome Wifi Routers...Great wifi router. Added multiple router as access points and they all work seamlessly."

"Supports Multi-User Multiple Input, Multiple Output (MU-MIMO) streaming. ...Data on Linksys MaxStream RE7000-AC1900 Wall Plug In Range Extender with MU-MIMO - Works with all Wi-Fi Routers - Room to room Wi-Fi with seamless roaming (only with max-stream routers) - Eliminate dead zones and boost coverage with mu-mimo technology - Boost Wi-Fi range up to 10,000 sq ft - N300 + AC1733 Mbps with dual-band - Easy setup with spot finder - Mu-mimo with quad stream (multi-user, multiple-input, multiple-output) - Dual band 2.4 ghz + 5.0 ghz dual band - Gigabit port - Beamforming technology (focuses signal to devices for optimal performance) - Cross band technology (maximizes simultaneous use of both bands) - Push button connect - Mu-mimo (multiple users can enjoy multiple devices without lag or buffering) - Access point mode (set up an AC Wi-Fi access point for an expanded network) Package Contents - Linksys Max-Stream AC1900 + WiFi Range Extender (RE7000) - Quick Install Guide - Regulatory Information Minimum System Requirements - PC, MAC, or tablet with Wi-Fi Enabled - AC Power Outlet - 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac wireless router or access point - Microsoft Internet Explorer 8.0, Firefox 20, Safari 5.1, or Google Chrome 25.0 browsers or higher Testing/Setup/Pros & Cons - Device is a little bulky in the sense of finding where to plug it in - Setup of the device was extremely simple - Quick start guide is on point - I used the WPS button to setup both 2.4 & 5.0 connections (push button to connect) - Unplugging and moving it did need/require me to redo the push button to connect setup (this was after setting it up and following directions on the quick start guide) - Testing of current speed(s) without the range extender (Desktop = 16ms ping, 58.01 mbps down, 04.23 mbps up//Phone = 15ms ping, 53.47 mbps down, 5.33 mbps up) - Testing after successfully hooking up the range extender (Desktop = 19ms ping, 66.36 mbps down, 04.42 mbps up//Phone = 27ms ping, 66.03 mbps down, 04.76ms up) - Keep in mind, the testing was done with my ISP being Charter and having the 60 mbps plan (so in this sense, the booster kicked in and went over the 60 mbps ISP plan - Changing the password for the extended network was a little confusing to me - Extender Access Password under Administration (Management) *I thought this was the password for my Wi-Fi as opposed to the extender - No log out button? "