Dlink's old GUI was amazing and this beta firmware is maybe 25% ready, they stopped updating back in July of 2015.

Triband

-Expensive -The shape is not convenient unless it is suppose to be a conversation piece -The Firmware sucks (HW:A1 FW:1.08 1; I am constantly getting DNS prob errors 2; I can't add registered MAC to IP addresses (unless you use the barely working who is on the network menu) 3.

It is very fast

It is large and expensive for what you get

Its a good to have for good range and high number of users

The range and interruption free internet

The size

The DIR-890L isn't exactly subtle, with its huge dimensions, red metal finish and UFO-like styling, but there's a good reason it takes up so much space. It's a tri-band router, broadcasting two 5GHz networks simultaneously to double the available wireless bandwidth and allow two devices to get a...

I have had this for 3 weeks and am totally frustrated with it. So much so it is going back to the store. I wanted to get some good lan speed and improve the WiFi. It does both of these especially when paired with a good AC1200 or AC1300 adapter. I used a DWA-182. The issues are quite noticeable.

Great speed both on the network and through to the internet; Reasonable price when on sale

Not stable and overcommits resources during downloads from Internet

The D-Link is a great machine.

Installed this yesterday and it was a breeze! The app made it so easy and fast. Highly recommended

How many of you remember the design and wireless capabilities of the very first modem/router you ever used at home or at the office? Mine was a Zyxel one which looked pretty much the same as a small switch and didn't even feature Wi-Fi so it was really nothing to be excited about.

- Build Quality; - Design; - Wireless Performance (Top In Our Charts; - AC3200 Technology (Concurrent 802.11n & 802.11ac; - User Friendly Web Interface; - Features; - Technologies Used (Advanced Beamforming & Smart Connect; - Android & iOS App; - 4 Gigabit Ethernet Ports; - 2 USB Ports (USB 3.0 &...

- Price (For Some

The D-Link router retails at RM 1,100, it's one awesome piece of hardware. It will likely be able to provide good coverage for the entire 2 – 3 storey house depending on your placement and number of wall it passes through and if it works well then you need not spend on extenders or homeplugs.

I bought it because my previous wireless router failed one day and I had only my cell phone to do research. It got rave reviews on several e-zine sites. While it did offer good performance when operable, every night it would drop all wireless connections.