Tenda AC1200 Gigabit WiFi Router - Dual Band High Speed Wireless Internet Router, 3xWAN/LAN Gigabit Ports, 4x6dBi Antennas, MU-MIMO, Beamforming, IPv6, Guest WiFi, AP Mode(AC8)

Very easy to setup and works great 👍👍👍

Excellent value for money!!!!I needed extra coverage into my long back garden. The extra gain of the antennas along with the beam forming have really improved coverage and speed (x6). Websites load fast and latency is better than I had before.The user interface is simple, and getting the repeater function working was an easy 1 minute job. Tip: When it operates in repeater mode the web interface disappears. Make sure you rename the router to the same as your house WiFi, before selecting repeater mode because after that you wont be able to do anything. If you change your mind or made a mistake with the name you can just restart the setup by pressing the reset button for a few seconds.The WiFi signal is amazing, the capabilities are strong, super easy to setup . Highly Recommended

Muy bien..!!

This router was easy to install, and I was so excited when I connected it to my modem and got it set up. Setup time was about 15-20 minutes. Very easy, and when I ran my first speed test things were awesome! I couldn't be happier.Then about an hour later I started experiencing drop offs. Signal would completely cut out and I would reset both the modem and the router multiple times and it would always run great for a little bit, then drop off. It was so bad I would have to just do things on my phone instead of laptop if it was important because I would hate to be working, submitting something, then find out that the signal dropped and my work was lost.I took this back after 3 days of trying, trying and trying. Works great when it wants to. But working from home requires a stable connection at all times, not just when it wants to.I ended up getting something from TP Link, which I was very weary of. But the price was only 10 dollars more, and works great!

I have this router (Tenda AC1200 Dual Band Gigabit Smart WiFi Router) on the 2nd floor at one end of a 5400 sq ft 2-level home. The router covers roughly 80% of the home, which is pretty good; the signal is punching through multiple walls to achieve that coverage. (If I could position it on the first floor near the center of the home, I suspect it could cover the whole home.)However, the claim that you can "simultaneously link up to 35 wireless devices" appears to be quite incorrect. I have nearly 100 IOT devices in the home (mostly WiFi switches, but a bunch of other things -- cameras, thermostats, garage door openers -- nearly everything except the toilets can be operated via WiFi, and the toilets might be next....) This router appears to "top out" around 20 devices. You can link more than that to the router -- I had linked just over 30 devices -- but continuous connectivity seems to drop once you get above 20. And unlike other routers, when it starts dropping devices, it seems to drop just about EVERYTHING (I had 2 devices remain in a connected status; not sure why). I started moving devices to another router; once I dropped below 20 devices on the Tenda, the connections seemed to become stable. It's now been a couple of days, and I haven't seen any devices get dropped; this is with roughly 18 IOT devices connected.So, if you're planning to purchase this router to cover a large volume with a small number of clients (phones, laptops, and whatnot), it's a pretty good router. But if you're planning to use it for IOT devices, and need to "simultaneously link up to 35 wireless devices," do not expect to achieve the stated performance. Still a pretty good router, though.

My streaming was very questionable in all rooms. I suspected that the AI devices and the apartment structure was the problem. My suspicions seem to be right as I used powerline adapters to add this router to the room. The addition of routers to the network in the different rooms improved the wireless streaming. With the movement of the AI devices to this router. The response of the AI devices has improved as the streaming signal for some streaming players has been moved to Ethernet. This router has been performing very good for the two day that is has been in use. Reducing the wireless load on the primary modem has proven to be the right choice. For the price this router has proven to be a good addition to my network.

The Tenda AC1200 Gigabit WiFi router works great—high-speed, reliable, and perfect for home internet.

AVOID THIS IF YOURE A GAMER! Don’t expect to get into any multiplayer games, you get left at the lobby 95% of the time especially call of duty. Trust me. It’s good for streaming video tho I guess.

works great, extending my wifi coverage

Llego en perfecto estado, funciona muy bien, doble banda 2.4G y 5G soporta mis 300mb de mi paquete de internet. Además que la aplicación permite acceder a muchos ajustes. Y fácil de instalar.

Llego antes de lo establecido, ya lo estoy probando y hasta el momento todo ha funcionado muy bien. Es fácil de instalar y de configurar

This unit combined with a point to point bridge worked perfect to get my starlight signal to my outbuilding about 200 feet away.Literally did nothing except hooked up all cords according to instructions.

I really wanted to like this router. It has an excellent price point and great wifi signal for that price. I was mindful that it’s only a single core processor router so having a lot of devices connected on it is not a good idea. This should not be your main home wifi router. It’s more ideal for just a single room to wifi connect smart device devices. It does have a repeater mode, which is good, but it has a slight flaw. The repeater mode works excellent however it disabled the RJ port and you can’t hardwire connect your device.Pro’s- Excellent price- Good value wifi connection- Great for a single room to use as an AP or repeaterCon’s- the smart app is useless if you use the router in repeater mode- The routers OS is a bit glitchy, eventually it does work and does what you need it to.