Wireless Router 300 Mbps, 3 External Antennas for Streaming Music, Uploading Photos, Video Chatting, Hd Video Streaming F3, White

I have a smart home. Alexa, lights, plugs etc and upgraded my internet to a high speed connection. The thought of changing all my smart devices to the new router was rather daunting. So, I got this and changed it's name and password to my that of my old router, then connected it to my new modem. (This router allows older style passwords of 8 characters. Some new ones will not allow less than 12 with special characters. So it's perfect for your older modem) Bingo. All my smart devices now run through this router and work fine. (300M max speed is far faster than you'll ever need for smart devices) Like any router or modem, I'd recommend you turn it off and on again every so often (It clears data that can slow it down) but if you do, this works amazingly well. Especially for the price. PLus, it look all flashy with blinking lights and all that :)

This little monster was so easy to set up and use, literally 5mins! Get your sim (make sure it is activated, some need to go into a phone to receive a code first) but if not, just pop the sim in, go the the website it says in the instructions, it finds your Tenda and you set up a password. That is it! It then works just like any wifi router and gives you glorious wifi to use. If like me, it is your main wifi do try and find a good priced unlimited data sim if you can afford it so you can carry on as normal. I had to change my sim provider and just popped in the new sim and away it went, no messing about at all. Clearly I am using this with a sim card not ethernet, so cannot comment on ethernet use, but cannot see why it would be any different. A little more than I wanted to pay but it is a one off payment and will do for me :)

Very good router it just works and the interface is self explanatory. Wi-Fi signal is the same as by smart hub and you merge 2.4 and 5ghz bands together, separate them when adding smart bulbs. Only slight issue with mine is that the spring that lets you eject the SIM card is not working so if I need to change it I will have to use some tweezers.

This router is excellent, for the money I don't think it can be matched, not on Amazon or eBay that is. It's only a basic device, 2 LAN - 1 being WLAN, & a RJ45 port on the rear. The SIM card slot is a bit fiddly, took me a while to get my 4G SIM inserted, but that's probably my fat fingers! I get excellent WiFi coverage, with the option to have separate a 2.4 & 5 GHz signal. There's an App that helps get the router setup & fiddle with the settings. If you have a large home, then this might not be the router for you, but anyone wanting an excellently featured, 4G & Broadband capable router, this is the one! 5 stars!

I should start by saying I had very modest expectations of this router, I wasn't expecting it to go across an entire floor but just cover one small room and initially I was very impressed with the purchase, easy to setup, very configurable, good connectivity. However over time the connection gets worse where now 2 months later my laptop and phone which are on the table next to the router cannot get a stable WiFi signal as it keeps dropping, the WiFi network doesn't broadcast for some reason. I've reset the router, turned it on and off again but it doesn't seem to solve the issue. I get this is cheap but to be honest it's a waste of money as it's now passed the return window, you'd be better off investing in a reliable brand. Avoid!

Decent build quality and very easy to setup, esentially plug and play (unless you want to set a password for it then it will take a minute or two on a browser to setup). A very good router for those with lesser internet requirements AKA most households. The only issue comes with the fact the the ethernet ports are 10/100M instead or 10/100/1000M meaning your ethernet speeds will be capped at 90-100 Mbps even if your internet provides faster speeds. Like I said these speeds will be fine for most people however if you want/need higher speeds then this isnt the router for you. Kind of dissapointing that none of the packaging displays this information and I only found it via some small print in the product description which is very easy to miss. For wifi usage alone I guess i don't see any issue, if speed is your priority then you should be using an ethernet connection anyway.

I Bought this router on offer for £52.00. My main purpose is to use it as an Access point mode, I have the main Virgin Media Hub 3.0 upstairs and I had a Wi-Fi signal issue downstairs so I ran the cat8 cable from upstairs to downstairs and connected this Tenda router as an access point mode to extend the wi-fi signal downstairs. The main reason I bought this router as it has low latency and a quad-core processor. I usually have around 15 devices connected to this router and no issues in terms of signal and speed The Wi-Fi range is also good it reaches almost my entire house and the speed is superb, it beats the Virgin Media Hub 3.0 for signal, speed and wi-fi range. so far I can say it's a good router. I know it is a Chinese company that some people do not prefer but honestly, this fits within my budget and it does the job the way I wanted. I also don't see a wi-fi drop issue as it always stays steady whenever I do a speed test. I can recommend this router who are on a budget and want good speed, more wi-fi range, low latency and a powerful processor. the software interface is easy and fast so people with advanced knowledge can easily configure it to meet their requirements. hope this helps!

I only bought it for a particular job in a hard-to-reach location. Instead, I used it as an emergency replacement for a failed Linksys £200+ router, linked to a BT FTTH fibre modem and a Pi-Hole DNS server, also a small switch for lots of Ethernet connections. Easy to setup with my settings - beat the BT Smart Hub 2 into the ground - and performance was better than the (admittedly, 4-year old) Linksys. All this for £16 !! Amazing...