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

Today we have a new router from Linksys on the bench that is not the fastest connected router we've seen lately, but it does claim some pretty impressive features. While many routers claim to have incredible speed when combining all of their wireless bands, the reality is that not many client...

Great wireless performance (best we've seen in a bridge) and great range; Dual-Band wireless with separate configuration; Secure Guest Network; MU-MIMO lives up to the promise; Can handle small business networks as easily as a home network

Interface can be laggy; Parental controls limited to 14 clients

Generally speaking, the most expensive products are the ones with the newest technology. In time, that technology will filter down to cheaper models. This is what happened with the Linksys EA7500 and MU MIMO, which we took a good look at for this article .

The EA7500 ranks #4 of 16 tested AC1900 routers; not a bad showing. The Ranker Performance Summary below shows its key strengths are 2.4 GHz average and maximum throughput. #6 range ranking in both bands isn't too bad, but not enough to push the EA7500's total ranking higher.

This router is a good performer, but it's too early in the game to pay more for multi-user MIMO.