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| Wireless Type | 802.11ac |
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| Number of USB 3.0 Ports | 1 |
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| connectivity tech | WiFi^Wired | Wi-Fi | Wi-Fi, Ethernet | Wi-Fi, Ethernet | Wi-Fi | Wi-Fi |
| number of ports | 4 | 1 | 5 | 5 | 4 | 5 |
| data transfer rate | 1.7 gigabits per second | 125 megabits per second | 3 gigabits per second | 5400 megabits per second | 6600 gigabits per second | 2976 megabits per second |
| wireless standard | 802 11 AC | 802 11 AC | 802 11 AX, 802 11 AC, 802 11 N | 802 11 AX, 802 11 AC, 802 11 N | 802 11 AX | 802 11 AX, 802 11 AC, 802 11 B, 802 11 G, 802 11 N |
| frequency band class | dual band | dual band | dual band | dual band | tri band | dual band |
| lan port bandwidth | 1 Gbps | 1000 Mbps | 10/100 megabits per second | 1000 Mbps | 2500 Mbps | 10/100/1000 Mbps |
| security protocol | WEP, WPA2-PSK | WPA2 | WPA2-PSK | WPA2, WPA3 | WPS | WPA3, WPA2-Enterprise, WPA2-PSK |
| frequency | 5 GHz | 5 GHz | 5 GHz | 160 MHz | 6 GHz | 5 GHz |
| operating system | MacOS (10.X or higher), Windows 7, Windows 8.1, Windows 10 | — | RouterOS | RouterOS | — | TP-Link firmware |
| antenna type | fixed | — | retractable | retractable | internal | fixed |
Working well now (was:I purchased this router at a great price on Black Friday)
I purchased this router at a great price on Black Friday. It replaces a Linksys EA6900, an AC1900 router, which I had upgraded to run Tomato USB.I have a two-story home and have devices on both floors. Internet is Charter Spectrum at 60Mbps. My Lenovo and Dell laptops have 802.11ac wireless cards but no MU-MIMO support. In addition to the laptops I'm running a TiVo, Surface Pro 2, and Roku 3 over wireless as well as a couple of wired devices. I have not enabled guest access nor did I use Linksys Smart Wi-Fi for setup. I don't have a need for remote access and so have not installed the app. The EA7300 supports static DHCP assignments as well as MAC address filtering, both of which I use.The router runs cool, unlike the EA6900.Overall the EA7300 seems to have better 2.4GHz range than the EA6900. It has been stable although there's really no way to tell from the UI how long it has been up between reboots. The 5GHz range seems about the same. I have noticed that the wireless throughput on 5GHz is markedly slower than with the EA6900. Opening a large file on a laptop over the network from my wired desktop (gigabit) takes much longer than with the EA6900 with the throughput showing about 9Mbps even when the connection speed shows 200Mbps. Not sure what is going on.I have a USB stick with about 3,300 MP3s connected to the USB port. Using DLNA I am about to find and play these files on the Roku. However, the initial scan for the files by the Roku Media Player is much slower than the same flash drive in the EA6900 w/ TomatoUSB.The graphical interface is just OK, a bit sluggish sometimes. The amount of performance data and configurability available from 3rd party firmware like TomatoUSB (e.g. WAN usage details, throughput to each device, uptime of device, etc.) makes that interface superior to what Linksys offers. Unfortunately, 3rd party firmware is not available for Qualcomm-based routers. On problem I was having was that the router rebooted a lot when I had static DNS value set. I removed those and it stays up now. It does use Google DNS if you don't specifyUpdate (1/11/17): My problems with downloading speed continue, and I'm deducting a star for that issue. My download speed is nominally 60Mbps after rebooting the router. After several hours (or overnight) the speed always drops to around 9MBps. The upload speed stays at 5Mbps. After rebooting the router, the download returns to 60Mbps. This holds for a couple of hours and then the problem reappears.I am on the latest firmware.Update (1/16/17): Amazon replaced the router (great customer service!) and the replacement exhibited the same speed issues. Linksys offered help. I started changing router options, including reverting to earlier firmware, none of which helped. I did notice that the Intel Ethernet adapter on my motherboard was throwing disconnect errors but it had been doing that since I updated to the latest Intel driver in September. That never seemed to bother the EA6900 but I decided to delete the driver and the Intel ProWin64 software and let Windows 10 reinstall just the driver. The driver that was installed was an older Microsoft driver and the problems seem to have disappeared! I'm getting full speed from my ISP as well as between computers.
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- Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2017
I purchased this router at a great price on Black Friday. It replaces a Linksys EA6900, an AC1900 router, which I had upgraded to run Tomato USB.
Working well now (was:I purchased this router at a great price on Black Friday)
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2017
I have a two-story home and have devices on both floors. Internet is Charter Spectrum at 60Mbps. My Lenovo and Dell laptops have 802.11ac wireless cards but no MU-MIMO support. In addition to the laptops I'm running a TiVo, Surface Pro 2, and Roku 3 over wireless as well as a couple of wired devices. I have not enabled guest access nor did I use Linksys Smart Wi-Fi for setup. I don't have a need for remote access and so have not installed the app. The EA7300 supports static DHCP assignments as well as MAC address filtering, both of which I use.
The router runs cool, unlike the EA6900.
Overall the EA7300 seems to have better 2.4GHz range than the EA6900. It has been stable although there's really no way to tell from the UI how long it has been up between reboots. The 5GHz range seems about the same. I have noticed that the wireless throughput on 5GHz is markedly slower than with the EA6900. Opening a large file on a laptop over the network from my wired desktop (gigabit) takes much longer than with the EA6900 with the throughput showing about 9Mbps even when the connection speed shows 200Mbps. Not sure what is going on.
I have a USB stick with about 3,300 MP3s connected to the USB port. Using DLNA I am about to find and play these files on the Roku. However, the initial scan for the files by the Roku Media Player is much slower than the same flash drive in the EA6900 w/ TomatoUSB.
The graphical interface is just OK, a bit sluggish sometimes. The amount of performance data and configurability available from 3rd party firmware like TomatoUSB (e.g. WAN usage details, throughput to each device, uptime of device, etc.) makes that interface superior to what Linksys offers. Unfortunately, 3rd party firmware is not available for Qualcomm-based routers. On problem I was having was that the router rebooted a lot when I had static DNS value set. I removed those and it stays up now. It does use Google DNS if you don't specify
Update (1/11/17): My problems with downloading speed continue, and I'm deducting a star for that issue. My download speed is nominally 60Mbps after rebooting the router. After several hours (or overnight) the speed always drops to around 9MBps. The upload speed stays at 5Mbps. After rebooting the router, the download returns to 60Mbps. This holds for a couple of hours and then the problem reappears.
I am on the latest firmware.
Update (1/16/17): Amazon replaced the router (great customer service!) and the replacement exhibited the same speed issues. Linksys offered help. I started changing router options, including reverting to earlier firmware, none of which helped. I did notice that the Intel Ethernet adapter on my motherboard was throwing disconnect errors but it had been doing that since I updated to the latest Intel driver in September. That never seemed to bother the EA6900 but I decided to delete the driver and the Intel ProWin64 software and let Windows 10 reinstall just the driver. The driver that was installed was an older Microsoft driver and the problems seem to have disappeared! I'm getting full speed from my ISP as well as between computers.
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- Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2017
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Daniel MoralesReviewed in Mexico on December 13, 2018
Excelente router para departamentos medianos
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Excelente equipo pero descontinuado y sin soporte ni monitoreo remoto
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- A. A.Reviewed in Canada on May 20, 2021
Less than 6 months and start running into disconnetion issues
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KaneloMexReviewed in Mexico on May 5, 2017
Excelente producto, y el smartwifi funciona de maravilla
