Review on Wi-Fi router netis WF2780, black by Lm Mnh Quang (W A N ᠌

A private house; prior to that, there were ASUS computers with stability issues; after those computers, I had previously felt that it could not get any worse; however, Netis changed my mind. I decided to go with it due to the fact that it had a multitude of antennas and the reviews were generally positive. The following applies to the third month of use: 1) Frequent freezing temperatures, regardless of the cause. 2) If you alter something cardinally in the settings, such as switching from a dynamic IP address to a static IP address or changing the number in the static IP address, it will freeze so that you are unable to input it anymore; the only solution is to reset it to the factory settings. 3) There are frequent interruptions in the WiFi connection, failures in communication, unpredictable shifts in signal quality, and despite having FOUR antennas, the signal itself is so weak that it appears as though only one or two of them are operational. 4) Beginning in the month of May, 5G WiFi began to have specific dropouts; although there is a network, you are unable to connect to it. Just changing the name of the network seems to help, and you have to keep renaming it back and forth in order for it to work. 5) A few days ago, he didn't want to connect to anything on 2G either. At that point, I was already thinking about how the old ASUS would now turn into a brick, but after the fifth reset, it recovered. 6) The user interface isn't very robust; for instance, you can't automatically update the firmware (you have to manually search, download, and install it) or utilize it as a signal amplifier. 7) The updated version of the firmware is of no assistance. There's no point in going there because I have no idea what they fix there. The router is currently approximately five meters away from me via one wall of foam blocks, and the 5G signal was only 50% strong. During the time that I spent writing up to this point, the connection dropped from 5G to 2G, and the laptop picked up the lower speed. At the same time, Zyxel finishes here by 20%. He comes from the pantry that is located under the concrete stairs on the first floor. I will not recommend this underbrick to anybody since he does not cause hemorrhoids, and I am extremely sad that I trusted the reviews and did not let my fear of buying prevent me from making a purchase. If you allow me to take this one outside into the yard and read the news on the porch, I will accept something else in exchange.