Linksys AC1750 Wi-Fi Wireless Dual-Band+ Router with Gigabit, Smart Wi-Fi App Enabled to Control Your Network from Anywhere (EA6500)

Excellent Router Signal Strength Wow

un très bon produit. merci beaucoup!

Just got the router (Linksys 1750, EA6500, V2)These are my first impressions. Very easy installation - as easy I have seen. Took maybe 1 minute to go through the setup. Connect the router, navigate to lynksissmartwifi.com (local to the router) and follow the prompts.The speed in the same room for the 2.4Ghz channel was 40-50MB/s. Now is 55-60MB/s. Interestingly the speed did not increase on the second floor - it is still 25MB/s to 30MB/s. This is the reason I purchased it in the first place but did not seem to increase the speed there. We will see if the speed increases as I explained below for the my testing in the room where the router is (this is why I give it 4 stars for now and not 5).Another interesting fact is that first time the speed test was very disappointing - about 10MB/s (lower then with my old router which was showing about 40MB/s). However with a few more tries it kept increasing until reaching the max of 55-60MB/s. So currently the speed is 10-15 BM/s higher then with the old router. Not sure if this is by design.Testing the speed in the same room at the 5GHz channel - it started at 50-60MB/s the first test but kept increasing and is now reading 130MB/s.Not sure if this is from router or my internet provider (have not tested direct connection with the modem).So this is double than my previous router (that did not have 5GHz channel).The router tends to run warm but not hot (for now). I will be watching it being aware of what other users said about overheating.Couple other interesting facts - the Lynksis testing software tends to show higher numbers than when I use Speedtest.net. Not sure why.Overall very good experience so far. Will update as I continue using it.By the way nothing on the box says V2. But it listed the USB3 port which I think is the difference between V1 and V2. So I am pretty sure I got V2.Day 2Ok so did some more speed testing today and amazingly my 2.4 Ghz channel now has gone to 75-90MB/s (from the 50-60MB/s it was showing on day one). The 5Ghz channel still reads ~130MB/s. Not sure if these are daily variations from my ISP, Xfinity, but this is pretty amazing, compare to the maximum of 40MB/s I was getting with my old Belkin Surf N300 router (even in the same room with the router).The router continues to run warm but not hot.My iPad 2 is the only device I have still stack at 20-25MB/s (but it may be limitation of the iPad design).I am upgrading my review to 5 stars.Update about 5 days later.The router continues to run very well. However checking the temperature shows that the bottom is pretty hot. Seems the metal plates on the top and bottom are heat sinks. The one on the bottom is much hotter than the one on the top and a little too hot for comfort.Before getting a laptop cooling pad to put under the router I decided to just elevate it on a stand I have around (about 2 inches above the ground) that allows the free flow of air below the router. That seems to help to decrease the temperature. Right now even the bottom feels warm but not too hot. Will wait and see if this keeps it at comfortable temperature (although I am not sure what the right temperature needs to be)

Un gran router para aquellos que requieren mayor cobertura y juegan en linea, ocupan netflix o cualquier transmisión de video en red. Recomendable ampliamente, ya trae usb 3.0 para los discos en red y una fácil configuración.

While the item came in the original box, it did not have the original power supple and still has the old SSID network name and password on it. Could have at least done a factory reset 🙄