D-Link DAP-1360U
 | Outdated Product $23.41 up to $28.56 Device: router; WAN port: Ethernet (RJ45); Wi-Fi; Wi-Fi standards: Wi-Fi 3 (802.11g); Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n); 2.4GHz; Wireless speed 2.4 GHz (Mbps): 300; WAN: WAN ports: 1 port; WAN port speed: 100 Mbps; LAN: LAN ports: 4 ports; LAN port speed: 100 Mbps; Antenna: external; Transmitter power (dBm): 15 |
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D-Link is the largest player in the network equipment arena worldwide. Wi-Fi routers form a significant article of the brand's profit. An affordable offer in their shelf is the DAP-1360U model, designed for "registration" in the apartment housing stock of a small and medium "square".
Quality coating
The emphasis in the wireless router is on high-quality over-the-air coverage. The router distributes the Internet to the “clientele” at speeds up to 300 Mbps at a frequency of 2.4 GHz. The signal strength is enhanced by two external antennas, which are made removable in case the device is transported or there is a desire to pick up a replacement for the "horns".
Universal Soldier
D-Link DAP-1360U supports operation as an access point, router and repeater (network repeater). To connect "on a string" in the arsenal of the router, there are WAN connectors (painted yellow) and four LAN ports (matching the colour of the "body"). Data is transmitted over the wire at a maximum speed of up to 100 Mbps. Also, the model is equipped with a separate button to turn off the Wi-Fi network.
flattering buzzwords
Problems with hanging and breaking the connection are of a single nature with the router. The list of flattering words about the model is expanded by a built-in firewall, the ability to configure a rate limit for each client (by MAC address) and the option to support creating a guest network. The devices of the latter will be able to connect to the World Wide Web, but will be isolated from the local network resources of the access point.