Review on 📶 ASUS RT-N56U Wireless Router - Enhanced IEEE 802.11n Connectivity by Virot Reangtong ᠌

The signal strength seems to be enough for a three-room apartment, although not ideal. With the previous D-Link router, there was quite a problem. Well, I can’t evaluate the speed, because I installed a gigabit router for the first time. The software is really user friendly. I was afraid that after the usual D-Link I would not master it. And everything is clear there - and for an ordinary user (named the network, set the password and don’t touch it) to the system administrator, and I’m something in between. Smart Connect: You can combine 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz into one wireless network and automatically adjust to your device. Maybe this is not very correct, but you can not combine it. “The QoS service ensures priority use of the bandwidth of the Internet connection by certain applications” - it sounds cool and everything seems to work, but so far I haven’t tested experimentally how and what it improves.