DIR-X4860-US

Originally used the router that was built into the Uverse modem. Had to use two extenders to get coverage in corners of house. Have multiple users and each with multiple devices that are on wifi. Bought this hoping to improve range and connectivity for all users, and to future-proof for newer AX and MU-MIMO devices coming out. Dlink router setup was easy. Had to redo the settings on the Uverse router first to disable Uverse wifi and enable passing of modem signal to Dlink router. Range is considerably improved. Internet traffic seems to move more quickly with no/little dropouts or buffering.

This is for our needs just a basic router for general use. It is a replacement for a gaming router that said enough after 5+ years The old one was 3000 and this is 4600. After the initial setup, nobody pays it any attention nor does it draw any attention to itself.. the grandchildren give it a good workout, grandma and grandpa put it to sleep (too boring). For $80.00 it isn't a bad deal for what you get. Hope this helps. Take care everyone.

Running great after a couple years. Replaced my ISPs router. Wifi is more solid and hardline with a gigabit switch is fantastic. No down throttling at all and has been stable. No issues to report.

I have had boosters galore but this one is seriously the best . The internet never drops off anymore and I have had big problems in the computer room at the back of the house. I highly recommend this product to solve internet drop off problems

Plugged it into cable modem and downloaded new firmware. Then did a factory reset. It's been solid now for a week. Concerned last update was a year ago but these need to be updated about every 3 years anyway due to cheap parts and updated technology. Will update if anything else comes up. Great product at a great price.

This review is primarily for AX4800 router. This router has nothing to do with MESH. It's just another average Wi-Fi 6 router. As we can see in the attached image, they have clearly advertised this as mesh router. But we can't use this router to extend the network. When checked with Dlink customer support, they clearly mentioned that, we have to buy other extenders available in the market to create mesh. For this purpose, we can buy any routers (even my 10 year old AC router can be extended using the extenders to create a mesh) I already have an AX5400 router bought 6 months back (that is also advertised as mesh router) and it is doing it's job as Wi-Fi 6 router. But I found the range is a bit on the lower side, for both 2.4Ghz & 5Ghz. That's the reason I decided to buy this one, AX4800. So that I can use this one to extend the coverage wireless by creating a mesh. But found that AX4800 cannot be used to extend wirelessly. The customer support suggested to use this router, AX4800 as the main router and then use AX5400 for extending the coverage wirelessly. This is a bad idea since AX4800 has less capacity than AX5400, so we are degrading the performance. Still I have tried to do the same as I dint like to go through the burden of returning the item. Yes it did increased the coverage definitely, but my devices started facing connection drops. It usually give high values when performing speed tests. But most of my devices shows hiccups and had to disconnect and reconnect. After couple of weeks sufferings, it's going back.

wall to wall Wi-Fi. 2000 square foot ranch house. easy install. just buy it..

I purchased this wireless router to replace an older Asus branded router with which I was having occasional problems with all devices being disconnected. After 6 weeks of use of this router, the issue with all devices being disconnected has not occurred. The signal strength and speed of the router are good with no complaints. However, the user interface is very limited and lacks basic functions that I would expect from a quality router. The most concerning is the lack of the ability to hide (not broadcast) the SSID. Also, the router claims to offer "Parental Control" features, but when enabled, the only function of the parental controls is to prevent the specific device from connecting to the network during certain scheduled hours. I would expect parental control features to include the ability to block certain types of traffic to the device. Another issue I have experienced with this router is when setting a reserved IP address for a device, the router does assign the reserved IP address to the desired device as configured, but it also allows the same IP address to be assigned to another device. This causes IP conflicts on the network and needless to say, things don't work properly. If you just want a basic device and don't want/need to do any custom management, this will probably be fine for you... But if you want a little control over things on your network, this router is too limited in it's feature set.

Excelente router, arreglo todos mis problemas de conexión. Fácil de instalar y gran cobertura en mi apartamento.