Tenda N301 Wireless-N300 Easy Setup 300 Mbps tri_band Router (White)

The package is all good and the product is of good quality but it doesn't give me much usage

When I bought this product I wasn't much aware of this brand as I have always used TP link and D Link previously. I ordered this brand as my internet provider asked to purchase it due to some connection issues with DLink. This is a very compact router, but trust me it has such a good connection in all my bedrooms, even outside my home I get a little lower range but not bad, I am happy for what I paid. Oh yes I forgot to mention this product was shipped from Coimbatore so till the time it reached me it took 6days exactly and also the packaging was pathetic as it was wrapped in some newspaper cover, not according to Amazon standards definitely

Purchased Tenda N301 to use as Repeater for ACT Fibrenet and it is easy to setup as Universal Repeater mode and works fine. Just that range could have been better, but okay it can be used for medium size house. Good at this price.

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I bought this to work with my Timbl 40MBps connection. Works perfectly and gives a good speed. Quite simple to setup as well.

It becomes unoperational multiple times a day,–My wifi operator visited multiple times for the IP settings.–WAN PORT is LOOSE.–DROPS NETWORK FREQUENTLY.–NOW LYING AS A ELECTRONIC JUNK, RETURN WINDOW CLOSED, as nowadays return window closes within a week.-Had to buy new WiFi router for myself...

This is very amazing Router ek dum Paisa wasool not a single problem

Served my purpose to repeat the wifi signal from the router which is at 100 meter distance.Fantastic job by tiny device and repeating signal I found is working much better.

I was previously using the most recent Apple Airport Time-capsule. I ended up moving and losing my ISP. The new ISP provided a modem but no router...long story short, their modem had issues with all apple routers and I was out of luck trying to get help fixing the issue. I was told to just "buy a new router."Not wanting to spend another 200+ on a router, I found the cheapest but most reliable one on Amazon. I came across this router and had never heard of Tenda - but since it was only 15 dollars I was willing to give it a shot.It worked right away, no fuss, no complicated set up, NO APP required for set-up (like apple), it was super easy. It even gives me the max wireless speed of my internet consistently.For 15 dollars, its pretty darn good!UPDATE: 1/18/19I have had this for about 6 months and haven't had any of the issues other people are describing. The only "problem" I ran into was when I was trying to use my Chromecase. I found out that all I had to do was update the router to the newest version and that problem was fixed.I have never had to restart my router or do anything other than update it for what it is worth.

This router was fairly easy to set up as a repeater to get a better WiFi signal to the patio, though the instructions that came with it didn’t show how to do it - had to look up online. Instructions are a bit poorly translated from Chinese, but not terrible. It’s small enough to hide behind some stuff on a counter inside near the patio, and the signal has been good. For the size and price, it’s a good deal and works well. Worth it for a good repeater/range extender for your WiFi.

If you just need a quick router for a couple of devices in a relatively small area this is great! It was super easy to setup, although you can't use the app you have to just go to the online dashboard, and it has lots of customizable features. Parental controls, multi-ssid, and port forwarding. Great router for travel or small rooms. Not the fastest, but I had peak speeds of about 50mbps, which might have been limited by the hotel.

As a very tech savvy person, I buy internet hardware for work and do work things with them, but indirectly I am also testing home routers under very heavy loads (think +30 4K TVs type loads). While this router is under $20, I also test with routers +$360 (18x the price of this), so here is what I see that is good and bad about this device:Pros / Where I would use it: IF you need something for 5-10 internet devices in a small space and aren't really expecting to do any manual network configuration/tweaks and plan to just have a Wi-Fi and use this out of the box, go ahead and get this.Cons: When this thing is under some heavier loads or just a lot of different Wi-Fi devices that want to connect to it (+30), it doesn't seem capable to handle more then 20 when there's no load and 14 under stressful loads. So for a non tech person, what I am saying is that if you had a bunch of kids all trying to watch YouTube at the same time with their cellphones, expect this to fail when you have +10 ish, but if you want to simply have some Wi-Fi in a small space and you're not doing much with your internet connection, this will probably work.I will say that my largest complaint about this device is the randomness of the dropped connection to some Wi-Fi clients, BUT, I am also not your average person using this.

The router is small, extremely light, and very easy to set up. The interface is also fine but doesn't offer a lot of admin capabilities. It is also a single band router. Obviously at the $20 price point, I don't expect much, but I do not recommend this device if you have a larger space, multiple walls, or more than 1 person. 2 people with fewer devices may be okay. It's not able to keep a strong enough signal or handle a lot of devices and still supply sufficient speed. Also, even if you live alone and wan't high speeds, be aware that although you may have a higher speed coming from your ISP, the WAN (ethernet) port on the device can only support a 10/100 mbps connection, like a Cat5 cable would. So you won't be able to take advantage of higher speeds than that regardless of what you pay your ISP for. But overall, if you're living alone, or 2 people in a relatively smaller apartment and have a few (4-5 maybe) devices, you'll be okay.