Review on MikroTik Dual-Concurrent Access Point: hAP ac Lite RB952Ui-5ac2nD-US by Makoto Maeda ᠌

The router left conflicting sensations. On the one hand, it gives the impression of a quality thing, but on the other hand, something is still not right. The first thing that pissed me off was the lack of even a tiny cord for connecting to a PC. I brought it to my village, opened it, and then I realized that I couldn’t set it up. The settings are not reset, I can’t connect to Wi-Fi, there is no cord, we’ve arrived. Even in the cheapest routers, a cord is always included in the kit, but here they decided to save money. I had to go back to the city, for a shoelace. Second. My mobile modem refused to work in it. Here in Zayksel two times cheaper, it works fine, but here something is missing. I had to dive into the Internet and after a few hours and flashing the modem, it wound up in the router. I just didn't want to share the internet. I had to study the Internet again and wonder why people set up what seems to be already set up here. Configured, but not all and not there. In general, I managed to find the setting that allowed my devices to access the Internet, but not immediately. Third. For a long time I did not understand why such a slow Internet. Until I compared the speeds on the cord (40 megabits) and Wi-Fi (5 megabits). In general, I received a fast Wi-Fi only from another router, which I connected to this via a cord. And so far this is how it works. Fourth. I never managed to flash it with a fresh firmware. I did everything according to the instructions in different ways, but it did not work out. I don’t know, maybe I was unlucky with a copy, but my impressions were contradictory. It seems to feel quality, but some unfinished. I can’t recommend such a product to anyone and I don’t know which router to buy next time.