The Linksys WRT32X Gaming Router is purpose-built for competitive gamers. Featuring the Killer Prioritization Engine, it automatically detects and prioritizes gaming traffic to reduce peak ping times by up to 77%*. With a 1.8 GHz dual-core CPU, four high-performance antennas, and AC3200 WiFi speeds, this router is designed to eliminate lag, boost coverage, and deliver the ultimate online gaming advantage.
Killer Prioritization Engine: Auto-detects gaming PCs with Killer-enabled hardware and prioritizes gaming traffic.
Lag Reduction: Lowers peak ping by up to 77%* for smoother gameplay.
1.8 GHz Dual-Core CPU: Handles high-speed data and simultaneous connections.
AC3200 WiFi Speeds: Next-Gen WiFi with up to 3.2 Gbps combined speeds.
MU-MIMO Technology: Streams dedicated data to multiple devices at once for lag-free 4K streaming and gaming.
Four High-Performance Antennas: Boost coverage and reduce dead zones across large homes.
Custom Gaming Dashboard: Monitor network traffic, prioritize bandwidth, control port-forwarding, and check device status at a glance.
Custom-Built Firmware: Gaming-optimized software for ultra-responsive performance.
Alexa Integration: Voice-control WiFi access for family and guests.
Automatic Firmware Updates: Linksys ensures your router stays secure and up to date with overnight updates.
Designed for PC and console gamers, the Linksys WRT32X syncs with Killer-enabled devices (Alienware™, MSI™, Razer™, Gigabyte™) to maximize responsiveness during gameplay. Even when the network is under heavy load, the router prioritizes gaming traffic, ensuring competitive-level performance.
Beamforming Technology for stronger device-targeted WiFi signals.
Dual-Band Connectivity for optimized performance across 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz.
Stealth Design: Matte-black finish, high-power amplifiers, blue LED lights, and an efficient heatsink.
Linksys WRT32X Wireless Router
Ethernet Cable
Power Supply Cable
Online Installation Manual
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