#LINKSYS ROUTER WRT 1900 AC FREE#
You are able to use the interface to manage your network both locally and over the Internet with the help of the free Linksys Smart Wi-Fi account you'll set up.Īccess your router locally by pointing the browser to the router's IP address from a connector computer. However, you can head to the router's Web interface to customize the setup to your liking. If you don't like seeing the lights, you can use the router's Web interface to turn all of them off except the power light.Īnxious to use the WRT1900AC immediately? Turn the router over – there are default settings listed there so you can plug it into a power source and connected its WAN port to an Internet source and start using it right away. The front features LED lights to indicate the router's status. The ports allow you to host up to two external storage devices at one time. In fact, it's the first router that supports eSATA. The back features four gigabit LAN ports and one gigabit WAN port, one USB 3.0 port, and an additional port that can be either a USB 2.0 or eSATA connection. It provides speeds of up to 1,300Mbps on the 5Ghz frequency band, and up to 600Mbps on the 2.4Ghz band. There are four antennas instead of the typical three, but it's still a three-stream router, not 4 x 4. DD-WRT and Tomato stated they'll release their versions of compatible firmware no later than June, while OpenWRT will release theirs at some point this month. Its value is increased further with the fact the router supports third-party firmware. When compared against all other home routers, it beats them all by far – 1.2Ghz ARM-based dual-core processor with 128MB of Flash storage and 256MB of DDR3 RAM.
The WRT1900AC features components that are much more powerful than other routers that preceded it. It's heavier than most routers at 2.11 pounds, and measures 9.68 x 7.63 x 2.04 inches. You can choose to mount it on the wall, or you can place it on a shelf – it is stackable, perfect for the switch Linskys plans on releasing at a later date that can sit right on top. Instead, it takes a retro approach, with the old-school blue and black, kind of like the WRT series. It doesn't have the typical look of Linksys models put out recently. However, it isn't perfect – its missing customizations for its Wi-Fi networks, and the Web interface can be quite confusing if you're a first time, inexperienced user. It performs like an expensive dedicated NAS server when hosting a storage device and offers a wide range, which is one of the many reasons it will set you back between $250 - $300. However, that excellence comes with a price, which is reflected in its high cost. It provides many great features, like excellent Wi-Fi range and data rates, as well as supporting add-on storage, and has been placed high atop the list of home routers. Looking for a powerful wireless router? Look no further than the Linksys WRT1900AC.
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