Tenda N301
 | Outdated Product £24.90 Device: router; WAN port: Ethernet (RJ45); Wi-Fi; Wi-Fi standards: Wi-Fi 3 (802.11g); Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n); 2.4GHz; WAN: WAN ports: 1 port; WAN port speed: 100 Mbps; LAN: LAN ports: 3 ports; LAN port speed: 100 Mbps; Antenna: external; Transmitter power (dBm): 20; NAT; bridge mode; repeater |
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For the most economical
A cheap dual-antenna 300-megabit Tenda N301 router is a mandatory minimum for building a home wireless Internet network. Buying an even more primitive single-antenna router at 150 Mbps does not make sense, because the difference in price is negligible. Moreover, now even low-cost laptops, smartphones and tablets support Wi-Fi data transfer at a theoretical speed of 300 Mbps (in fact, 80-90 Mbps with a direct line of sight to the router).
Theory and practice
But even if all your mobile devices support only the very old Wi-Fi standard 802.11g (theoretical 54 Mbps), then Tenda N301 will still be a justified purchase, since its bandwidth will be shared between all connected clients. But they will all have to settle for a common 2.4 GHz frequency, since the 5 GHz band of the Tenda N301 is not supported.
No cable anywhere
The Tenda N301 has only three output 100-Mbit Ethernet ports (here, in fact, honest 100 Mbit / s), while most other routers have four. However, even this amount should be enough. Using patch cords, instead of Wi-Fi, it is most reasonable to connect a desktop PC (to quickly download games that now weigh 50-75 GB each), a smart TV (their wireless connection is usually unstable) and NAS storage (these devices often without wireless interfaces).
It won't be enough
As a result, Tenda N301 is well suited for building only the simplest Internet networks - less than three to five active Wi-Fi clients. For more simultaneous connections, a 300 MHz MIPS processor and 16 MB of RAM will most likely not be enough for the router, which may cause it to slow down and freeze.
