Review on Tenda N301 N300 Wireless Wi-Fi Router, Simple Setup, Speeds up to 300Mbps, White by Kim Eunu ᠌

I really took the cheapest router. Everything works, cheap and cheerful. Pros below: 1) Price. In a retail store near the house, I took it for 830r - it's cheaper to find routers here at all. 2) What you need - everything is there. It has been successfully distributing the Internet along the cord to the system unit and via Wi-Fi to everyone else for two months now. 3) Almost does not hang (for the entire time of use, I had to poke the power 3-4 times, i. E. about 2 times a month). 4) Speed ​​does not cut. Network up to 50Mbit back and forth. Cons below: For such money, there are essentially no shortcomings - so, nit-picking: 1) There is a small bug in the standard firmware - when you enter the web interface of the router, the Wi-Fi password encryption is reset to the default WPA (the password itself is saved, everything is OK). For one of the consumers, I fundamentally need WPA2 - after each login to the web interface, I have to change the encryption to WPA2 manually. It's not very annoying, there are newer firmware - I haven't tried it yet, it can be fixed. 2) So light that it rests uncertainly on the edge of the table - hanging twisted pairs overload it by weight. Attachments to the table (suction cups / sticks) are not provided.