Note: I'm a software engineer with a degree in Information Technology, so I'm very familiar with network hardware and attempted multiple resets and re-installations as well as tweaking just about every setting I could find.

Looks nice? Supports WRT distributions

STUPID SLOW; I tested my connection speeds while connected directly to my modem and was consistently able to get speeds around 30Mbs download and 8Mbs upload; I then added this router into the mix and my wired speed drops to 6 down and 4 up, while my wifi drops to an impressively terrible 0.6 down...

Bought this to load with the ExpressVPN firmware to make it easier to switch my home's location and secure my data. Works a treat. Was a bit of a pain to get into Malaysia, had to go through a customs process and an extra import payment which sucked

So far, router working well. Easy to install and setup. It has good features to control Wifi and Wifi guest. Very easy to access all menus. One thing i'm not completely happy about is the range of the WiFi but i think this could be due to very thick walls in my house.

Not worth the money.

Setup is easy

Poor wifi range

After hours on the phone with Linksys support, we can not get the unit set up. It works - but I can't set it up with a router name; login; and password because the "smart" wifi set up won't allow me to get into manual mode.

nothing yet

Smartwifi set up won't work

The Linksys WRT1200AC has decent 5GHz 802.11ac performance, but there are better routers for the price

The latest addition to the Linksys family of WRT open-source-ready routers , the WRT1200AC ($149.99) is a dual-band model that delivers solid throughput on the 5GHz band and offers extremely fast USB-storage-transfer speeds.

Easy setup; Good 5GHz performance and speedy USB file transfers in testing

Large footprint; Weak performance on our 2.4GHz tests

The WRT1200AC is a cheaper version of the Linksys' flagship enthusiast router, the WRT1900ACS . Both are designed to provide the sort of reliability, tough design and customisation demanding users require but where the WRT1900ACS is a triple-stream AC1900 router, the WRT1200AC is only a dual-stream...

Decent speeds at close range; As many features as many top-end routers; Customisable with OpenWRT

Patchy long-range performance; Can get AC1900 routers for the same price; Large garish design

Decent speeds at close range; As many features as many top-end routers; Customisable with OpenWRT;

Patchy long-range performance; Can get AC1900 routers for the same price; Large garish design;

There were 3 option available for same product with different price range! Which one is brand new & sealed pack?