Synology is widely known for its NAS products and has now decided to enter the router market with the RT1900ac Wi-Fi router, supporting transfers up to a total of 1900 Mbps. A very promising product with an advanced OS, it is also quite affordably priced.

Worth it with 1.1 OS beta, Added some cool new stuff. I might pick up one more and connect a remote site. Will be testing the 3g backup as soon as telus sends me the device.

Great little router out of the box, I have been using it for 4 months; Had some problems getting some devices to connect to the 5 spectrum; Looks like the Beta for 1.1 fixes it; The OS has lots of promise so looking forward to that.

No 3rd Party project like a typical NAS; that should come soon

Synology is a company we know for their network-attached storage solutions. Over the years they

– Good overall performance; – Synology Router Manager is awesome; – USB 3.0 and SD card storage; – Easy to setup; – Price

– Write storage performance could be better; – Overall design is kind of plain

Synology Inc isn't your average start-up company that wants to make a name for itself into the networking world, not by a long shot, Synology is already highly established and most already are aware of its quite successful NAS product line.

Great Interface; Attractive Design; Acceptable WiFi Performance; Lots of Features; Including Dual WAN; Low Price Tag

Expected More in Terms of NAS Performance

Synology Inc isn't your average start-up company that wants to make a name for itself into the networking world, not by a long shot, Synology is already highly established and most already are aware of its quite successful NAS product line.

Would've been a five star review if it was not for problems with the USB storage device. I tried to Western Digital external USB hard drives that were listed on the compatibility list and neither were detected.

Not your typical router: this 802.11ac gadget can also double as a NAS drive for sharing and downloading files. It's easy to use and well priced: here's our Synology RT1900ac review

For technology enthusiasts the name Synology is, aptly, synonymous with Network Attached Storage. The company has offered a string of well regarded NAS drives for many years. What it's not known for, however, is routers , but with the RT1900ac it's clearly looking to change that.

I bought this router a few months ago partially based on this review and have regretted it ever since.

Decent hardware & signal

Unable to connect to internet on reboot/power outage; Requires complete reset reconfiguration

Despite mixed reviews, I decided to purchase this router. At first, it was great. Setup was easy and the interface is well-designed. I get great coverage across my 1500 sqft townhome, and it can keep up with my 300 mbps Internet speed over the 5GHz band.