Meet D-Link AC5300 - The 8 Antenna WiFi Router She Or He Tells You Not To Worry About!
D-Link, the leading Taiwanese manufacturing company announced in early 2015 the AC5300. An Ultra Performance 8 Antenna Tri-band 1.4 GHz dual-core WiFi Router!
Priced at a Whopping Php 17,800, the AC5300 is in specs the most powerful routers available in the market today. It has Tri-band and MU-MIMO support out of the box and is equipped with a dual-core 1.4 GHz processor that is capable of four simultaneous data streams for increased throughput!
Everything about this product is in High-Quality. The materials and how the box looks is elegant and well made. Once you open it, The documentation, the wiring, the body and the antennas are all well laid out that is just something to behold. I mean when it's priced like this, it better be, and it does not disappoint!
The body has this glossy red paint job that just catches your eye right away. Although it is a bit of a fingerprint magnet and is big for a router. In fact, once you've attached all 8 High power antennas, it can take a substantial amount of desk space.
At the bottom are the legal certifications logos and the 4 grippy rubber feet that prevents the router from unnecessarily moving.
The router performs wonderfully especially when there are multiple inter-device data transfer over Wi-Fi. This means simultaneous data transfers are a breeze. Otherwise, the range, power and signal strength is decent.
If you're not into multiple device data transfers, for professional or for when each member of the family is using the data transfer for their own use, then this device maybe overkill.
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Priced at a Whopping Php 17,800, the AC5300 is in specs the most powerful routers available in the market today. It has Tri-band and MU-MIMO support out of the box and is equipped with a dual-core 1.4 GHz processor that is capable of four simultaneous data streams for increased throughput!
Meet D-Link AC5300!
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| High quality package! |
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| Solid, grippy feet! |
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| USB 3.0, 2.0, reset, WPS, LAN ports, Internet Port, Power button, DC in |
The body has this glossy red paint job that just catches your eye right away. Although it is a bit of a fingerprint magnet and is big for a router. In fact, once you've attached all 8 High power antennas, it can take a substantial amount of desk space.
At the bottom are the legal certifications logos and the 4 grippy rubber feet that prevents the router from unnecessarily moving.
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| Signal strength is excellent and it does not drop Mbps from our 20 Mbps PLDT Fibr connection! |
The router performs wonderfully especially when there are multiple inter-device data transfer over Wi-Fi. This means simultaneous data transfers are a breeze. Otherwise, the range, power and signal strength is decent.
If you're not into multiple device data transfers, for professional or for when each member of the family is using the data transfer for their own use, then this device maybe overkill.
The rest of the features
It features MU-MIMO out of the box which means Multi-User, Multiple Input and Multiple Output allows wireless communication between a set of users or terminals with each one having one or more antennas that communicate with each other.
This is a rather advanced and high grade feature that isn't found often in the family home setting. It is great for commercial user.
D-Link AC5300 MU-MIMO Specs
Interfaces: 802.11 a/g/n/ac wireless LAN, Four 10/100/1000 Gigabit LAN Ports, Tri-Band (one 2.4GHz and two 5GHz bands), 10/100/1000 Gigabit WAN Port, Two USB ports (One USB 3.0 and one USB 2.0)Dimensions: 10.34 x 16.43 x 5.89 inches
Power Input: 100 to 240 V AC, 50/60Hz
Certifications: FCC Class B, WiFi Certified, DLNA, IPv6 Ready
Standards: IEEE 802.11ac
Processor: 1.4 GHz Dual Core
Antennas: 8 High Power Antennas
Other Features: MU-MIMO ready
Price: PHP 17,800 (Villman)
The AC5300 is an amazing WiFi router. It does everything well and have more features than a normal household will use. In fact, some of its features are for small businesses or small commercial use. This explains the expensive price tag. So if you need the MU MIMO feature and high speed multiple inter-device data transfer than this could be the router for you. Otherwise, there are other better, more affordable models that will suit a normal household just fine!
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