Parental controls lets you enable/disable Internet
access during specific times...
- Set the bandwidth priority and manage the network
traffic with QOS software
- Flexible dual-band lag-free entertainment
Latest comments (40)
bigup
5 Dec 15#40
I'm never that lucky!
bigup
4 Dec 15#38
anyone had a despatch email yet? i know they say free 5 day delivery but its torture lol
mine still says: Processing Order
noh to bigup
4 Dec 151#39
Yes. My router arrived today I got the despatch email on Wednesday evening ordered Tuesday afternoon.
Neobrown
1 Dec 15#37
Had this for years. Awesome bit of kit.
Got it connected to my sky router, so my online gaming doesnt get interrupted by other devices :smiley:
grinnaslee
1 Dec 15#36
:man: Good Show my Fellow..
weltysparrow
1 Dec 15#35
I have one of these, few words of warning:
No guest network,
No fallback LAN,
No external antennae so Wifi strength isn't amazing,
And the WAN connection has crapped out after just over a year of use so it doesn't connect to the internet any more and is no longer under warranty.
It's got decent QoS and USB support though and can work with an Android phone to tether its 4G signal which is a plus.
It's a mixed bag.
poundshopper
1 Dec 15#34
gone
AP1981
1 Dec 15#33
Missed it, sold out!
jsty3105
1 Dec 15#32
In reliability and speed or features?
Themadcow
1 Dec 151#3
Exceptional price for this router but I'm not really sold that it'll make much difference to me (currently running a Virgin Superhub which hasn't got a great rep).
redbutcher to Themadcow
1 Dec 15#21
I'm using a slightly higher spec version of this along with my superhub. Wireless now actually works without crashing and I've not had to reboot anything for weeks. Wireless range is far better as well - definitely worth getting and letting the superhub just do it's stuff in modem mode.
P_K to Themadcow
1 Dec 15#30
you can use your hub as a modem (google it, change in your superhub settings) and attach this beaut to it as a router - so tempted to purchase - quality gear & heat added
simie19731 to Themadcow
1 Dec 15#31
Put the super hub in modem mode only and use this router 150% better
delboyd
1 Dec 15#29
5.4? :man::man::man:
Omoshiroi
1 Dec 15#28
TOD...now.
oos
Woofer
1 Dec 151#2
Good deal, had mine for over a year to replace a hopeless BT Homehub and very reliable so far
timefortea to Woofer
1 Dec 15#5
Me too.
gogboy to Woofer
1 Dec 15#27
Which HH...the 5 seems ok?
iambangali
1 Dec 15#26
I have standard Sky (Non Fibre) anyone know how I can set this up/anything else I will need?
Thanks!
grinnaslee
1 Dec 15#14
Going to replace my plusnet Fibre Rubbish Router, with its poor connectivity and signal drop. :man:
musicman89 to grinnaslee
1 Dec 151#25
Me too!
Steeljedi
1 Dec 15#23
Won't add to basket, anyone else having this issue?
bigup to Steeljedi
1 Dec 15#24
working fine for me, i think its 2 per customer
bobdylan
1 Dec 15#22
Just use a wireless extender instead
bilboalex1
1 Dec 15#20
Yeah fairly simple just put the router in Bridge mode and connect it to your current router using something like a powering adapter and you're done :smiley:
paradigm
1 Dec 151#19
Excellent router. Rock solid, dual band - put all the pesky kids on 5.4 and keep the 5 for yourself :wink:
Handles USB hard disks for a basic NAS/media server.
No, it doesn't support AC, no it doesn't have a modem but seriously this is a top notch router at twice the price.
djdanj89
1 Dec 15#18
Do you need the white BT Openreach Modem?
tomj777
1 Dec 15#17
An excellent router. Highly recommended upgrade to whatever junk an ISP palms off on you whether you have ADSL (you will need a modem) or fibre / cable
gazter
1 Dec 15#16
Doesn't look like its ac, the latest wireless standard.
madhatchetman1
1 Dec 15#15
quite right. back in stock
ninegt
1 Dec 15#13
says 19 in stock now
Vendee
1 Dec 15#12
I've just had to replace mine after three years. It started to drop out almost daily. I suspect it was overheating.
HotDealAlert
1 Dec 15#9
can this be used with Sky optics? I heard sky is very picky on routers. thanks
Was just about to post this! Good deal, going to use mine as a bridge!
pluves1 to bilboalex1
1 Dec 15#6
Is this easy to set up? Presumably you do this to improve wi-fi in certain areas? I only ask as I have an Asus router which is very good but its upstairs in the corner of a study so downstairs in some areas is a little weak and I was looking to improve it.
AndyRoyd
1 Dec 15#4
Join the party. At least two others have subsequently done so.
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Opening post
access during specific times...
- Set the bandwidth priority and manage the network
traffic with QOS software
- Flexible dual-band lag-free entertainment
Latest comments (40)
mine still says: Processing Order
Got it connected to my sky router, so my online gaming doesnt get interrupted by other devices :smiley:
No guest network,
No fallback LAN,
No external antennae so Wifi strength isn't amazing,
And the WAN connection has crapped out after just over a year of use so it doesn't connect to the internet any more and is no longer under warranty.
It's got decent QoS and USB support though and can work with an Android phone to tether its 4G signal which is a plus.
It's a mixed bag.
oos
Thanks!
Handles USB hard disks for a basic NAS/media server.
No, it doesn't support AC, no it doesn't have a modem but seriously this is a top notch router at twice the price.