I'm not using this as my main wireless router. I Plugged in an AC network adapter near my main DLS wireless router and connected it with a RJ 45 cable, then plugged another AC network adapter in the other end of the house and connected it to the Linksys AC1200+ with a RJ 45 cable to extend the...

Supports 2.4 GHz @ N300 300mbps and 5 GHz @ 867mbps.

GUI seems to be the same as other recent Linksys routers in layout: Features guest mode, parental controls, monitoring; Also has a built-in speedtest which is a nice bonus, links to "Ookla" a popular web speedtest.

Would like to see more data streams especially in this tier; For most people looking at this type of router, it's probably all they will need but the way the EA6350 is positioned in the market it seems to be a little uncompetitive in that regard

Functions well

Price and 5 Ghz range is very limited

If you have a small home and run a modest network consisting of a handful of wired and wireless clients, you probably don't need to spend hundreds of dollars for a router with the latest Wi-Fi technologies.

Nice price; Blazing 5GHz throughput in testing; Easy to install and manage

Middling file-transfer speeds; Non-removable antennas

Our WIFI network works much better now with a stronger signal and improved coverage. The iPhone app works great for controlling the network

Its ok ! Sometime when im on the internet i lose signal and dit come and go! Im a little.bit mad about the quality of the product!

Very fast Wi-Fi speeds; Modest design with wall mounting; Rock solid performance;

Only one USB 3.0 port; Pushes you towards Smart Wi-Fi service; Not as fast as fastest AC1900 routers;

I'm an IT Manager and purchased these and attempted to use them with my mid-level ASUS router for my new home. Then I realized that they don't offer seamless wireless unless you purchase the higher-end Linksys wireless router which is their "Max-Stream" series.

Easy to use. Great speed and works well. Very compact too. Great Product

hello- the service is great with this company. The Linksys RE7000 works fine, in a straight line. I imagine if you have a house made of wood, or at least NOT stone, it would transmit through walls and corners. The distance it works from the modem is about 60 feet.

THE UNIT DOES VERY MUCH INCREASE THE POWER RECEPTION WHEREVER IT REACHES

CORNERS IN BRICK BUILDING; WITH ADDITIONAL BOOK LINED WALLS; ARE A NO GO