Review on Wi-Fi router netis WF2780, black by Kio Lee ᠌

It was the fifth year of operation when the TP-Link TL-WR841ND firmware began to brazenly fail, and I had to hunt for a new one to replace it since I had to get rid of it because it was so useless. In light of recent events, I made the decision to purchase a device that supports dual bands and has gigabit ports. To put it another way, it's not overly cheap either. Despite the fact that this brand is not very well recognized, I have never once been sorry that I came across this item. It turned out to be less complex to set up than the previous one, but it was significantly more powerful. enough for an apartment that is sixty square meters in size. In addition, 5G on a smartphone may pick up a signal that is a floor and a half away from the router in a house made of reinforced concrete. Acquired in the month of November 2022, and I have no concerns. Perhaps it was worthwhile to delve deeply into the settings and fine-tune everything "for yourself," but in the end, it wasn't how things worked out. I wasn't aware that there was updated firmware available until the 17th of December, when I installed it. Allowing it to operate in such a manner for the time being is preferable to my attempting to change the global settings with an ate. 01/20/18 last week began to "stutter". Inet started to become intermittently unavailable for a period of time. There is connectivity between three laptops, one tablet, and four smartphones. It could have been the load, or it could have been some other problem, but making changes to the settings and the firmware did not result in any improvements. Put away in the storage cupboard, and an Asus RT-AC86U was installed in its place.