Around Thanksgiving of 2014 my Linksys N router gave up the ghost (been through 3 of those). So walked into the local brick and mortar in mid December and picked this puppy up on sale for about 79.99 not expecting much. Also grabbed the matching "A6210" USB adapter for the guest room connection.

Runs solid with firmware V1.0.0.16_1.0.1

USB 2.0 Readyshare (Seriously

I bought the router on July 2nd from the store.As put the connection with my internet it worked great with dual band 2.4g and 5 g. My TV supports the 5 g and this gave me good watching my Netflix. I told a friend and he liked and sent to me thank you voice mail to phone.

Well, it functioned brilliantly for exactly ONE YEAR. Then I noticed that my WIFI, while available, suddenly was NOT being broadcast, meaning I could connect to it, but could not choose it among a list of available networks.

Purchased this router thinking it would be an upgrade from my old wireless N router; it was not. Range is poor, whether on 2.4 or 5ghz connection. Speed loss is very noticable with any distance from the router.

Purchased for a small business of 6 people; No issues setting it up, had no drops out of connection; All good after 3 weeks

Took very little time to get up and running. Hardest part was getting Spectrum to send the proper signal, but that was soon alleviated.

Fast and easy to set up.

Have just upgraded my home WiFi network from 2.4GHz by installing R6220 as a dual band Wireless Access Point downstream of my existing cable modem. WiFi is now giving me up to 115 Mbps speed and excellent range throughout the house, effectively matching the performance I am getting at the cable...

Excellent reception for a 2 bedroom apartment for a 50/20 Mbps NBN connection

None till now

I had to upgrade from the 300 to this one because my games would lag when my girlfriend watched Netflix on her tablet. Plugged it in, easy setup, linked all devices and haven't had lag since. All stars given were well deserved.