📶 High-Performance MikroTik hAP Mini RB931-2nD: Small 2GHz Wireless Access Point, 3x 10/100 Ethernet Ports, 650MHz CPU & RouterOS Review

Good mini wifi router for home. Works out of the box, no settings needed. For those who want to assert themselves, they can reset the factory settings and set up the router from the very beginning according to instructions from the Internet. Bought 2 pcs. Both work ok.

A worthwhile item for your money. For some reason I expected more. But I do not exclude the fact that I just poorly placed the router itself in the apartment Got pros: -Compactness -RouterOS (like so) -Setting from phone via WiFI - Lots of plushies Different cons: -OS router requires basic knowledge of English, but those who take this router probably know about it -The range is too small . or I misunderstood something)) sq. 42m ^ 2 and not everywhere the full scale of the smartphone (although…

The design and compactness are touching, although there are much more serious Mikrotiki for the same money. But this kid perfectly bypasses eminent competitors. Special thanks for micro USB charging With its pros: Baby does it work :) Seriously - at home, in the mini-offices of residential buildings (service, doctors' offices and test points, for example) - a wonderful little toy, especially since until recently it cost less than 1000 and fits on a small palm. Got cons: Well, for such money…

Router is the bomb! In this size, for such money, nothing better can be found, but it will require an understanding of the settings, and not just poke into the "make_me_to_everything_work" button. Has pros: RouterOS! Does not cut WiFi speed. 70Mb/s is very easy. More, probably, too, but there was no way to check. Very compact size and nice body design. Got cons: Not identified. Well, maybe you need a setup mode for not very advanced users.

I did not expect such a good speed over IPsec from this little one: data transfer via GRE-tunnel over IPsec (sha1, aes-128, modp 1024) - 17 Mbps with 75% CPU. At the same time, on the other side, the Cisco 881-k9 was loaded at all 80-85%

I was looking for a router with a good rating, I decided to try this company. Very flexible setup, when buying, watch the setup video + download WinBox. I use the preset configuration + assigned to the "Mode" button on. and off. WiFi. I use it simply as an intermediate element between the provider and the computer, after setting it up I'm happy with everything.

I don’t advise using it as a router, it’s rather weak, but as an access point or bridge - just right. For me, the power consumption turned out to be a huge plus - MicroUSB 5 volts, 0.68 amperes, that is, exactly as much as the USB 2.0 output gives. Therefore, it is used as a radio interface for the powerful Mikrotik CCR1009, powered by USB from the same Mikrotik.

Great router for home and beyond. Despite its miniature size, the coverage is very, very good. RouterOS is also a very big plus for such a router, especially if you know how to use it. If the router is required to connect and forget, then it is better to look towards other brands. Without understanding the structure of networks, nothing good will come of it. Regarding the low weight: three connected Ethernet cables simply outweigh the router and it hangs in the air. I had to make crutches out…

You can probably set up just about anything. Standard things are configured almost instantly, but with a little more complex ones you will have to tinker and google, having learned a lot about the work of networks :) . However, Mikrotik buyers already know why they need this router. As an example, I managed to configure this router so that it works with 2 providers, splitting traffic (IP packets) approximately equally, torrents are now flying :). It works without problems, after setting it…

For a long time I wanted to check the miraculous Mikrotiks in my life and now I ran into . in general, a completely understandable malfunction was supplemented by a wonderful glitch - the link on the Internet port continued to burn even if the wire was pulled out . so the device was returned to me twice with a diagnosis of "no malfunction detected" ! ! moreover, after the second time, the link to the Internet port burned immediately, without inserting the cable (((SUMMARY - independent…

Yes, I fell for the "promoted" reviews and decided that Mikrotik is good hardware, but in reality it's just toys for "geeks" and well-fed system administrators who were lured into this sect by developers from Latvia. In fairness, I will supplement the review, otherwise the witnesses of the sect of St. Mikrotik are unhappy. After some time, I managed to pick up the settings that still work, plus apparently the improvement of the firmware had an effect, as well as experiments with the orientation

Pros: Compact in size. It can be placed in the apartment directly on the electrical panel and not lay the wire far. Cons: Weak antenna. Cannot resist interference and neighbor Wi-Fi. The speed is low and sites do not load well. Good speed only over cable.

Mikrotik has nothing to add. Works like a clock, Internet rocket, the speed is not expected to cut, I was surprised by the size, you can say chamber prof. equipment. For an IT specialist on projects where you need to constantly carry a suitcase of equipment with you, this is the top. mini animal) It's a pity it's not gigabit, but it would have cost many times more then In general, in terms of price / size / functionality, this is the best solution at the moment. I immediately turned off my…

The case was made by a typical headless designer, it cannot stand on the table - the wires outweigh. As a result, you need to either break off the stand and glue it to the wall, or put it on its side and score - "and so it will do." Got pros: Does not cut speed, powerful enough by the standards of cheap CPU routers. A good transmitter (finishes from the 7th floor to the courtyard, if you unscrew the power). Some cons: The body was made by eccentrics. Few ports. The disadvantage of all Mikrotiks

Has some pros: The link has been holding for half a year without a reboot, a little warm even in the heat. The speed is high both on Wi-Fi and on the network. Some cons: Form design - neither here nor there. Light as much as it had to be glued to the table so that the weight of the wires does not pull it off the nightstand

Through a quick setup, I set it up very quickly and easily, but then I decided to use it a little, after which I could not even connect via lan wire, after a couple of hours it was defeated and set up, now the flight has become even better. I am satisfied with the purchase, the old tp link now smokes on the sidelines. I do not recommend purchasing without googling the reset and settings of this device, otherwise mikrotik will turn all your knowledge on configuring routers))))))))

. well, what can I say - it's MicroTik. Works in CAPsMAN along with 951 and 2022 models. Copes with its tasks completely. It may not be able to operate with the same number of filtering and traffic control rules as 2022, but simultaneously with 6-10 Wi-Fi clients + 2 L2TP (IPSec) connections (1 input + 1 output) + fullhd transit to the TV, it copes . PS: for several months now, stable operation has been observed . something is in no hurry to give up the device. Steadfastly endures all sorts of…

Main router from "Suddenlink" Cable Company. Doesn't reach all upper and lower floors by itself. I ran an ethernet cable to the farthest room on the ground floor and another one upstairs. I have a Mikrotik router plugged into each ethernet cable and the devices connect to that signal. Works perfectly. My house isn't that big, but it has steel beams that can interfere with the Suddenlink router. Microtik routers solve the problem at a reasonable price.

This is an amazing little router. It has all the features of Mikrotik RouterOS (which is amazing if you are familiar with network configurations) in a tiny, very low power package. Some of them in a mesh configuration can build a home (or commercial) sized mesh network (only 2.4GHz) that offers better speed and coverage than many of the mesh solutions that cost $100+ cost per radio. It's also a fantastic travel router that can be set up with a VPN tunnel to your home or office network. The only

2 stars for disappointment. Glad I bought two. Originally I wanted to install them in different parts of the house so I could have strong Wi-Fi wherever I sat. I have an ethernet outlet in a closet in the hallway about 20 feet from my back patio and that seemed perfect for extending my WiFi outside. I plugged it in and had all sorts of problems loading the admin console. I finally downloaded it, set the admin password and wifi password. After setting it up, I kept losing signal no matter where…