Linksys EA3500 Product Details
Easily manage your network with the EA3500 dual-band wireless router, offering speeds up to N300 + N450 Mbps.
- Simultaneous dual band
- Linksys Smart WiFi
- 1 USB 2.0 port
- 4 Gigabit Ethernet ports
Up to N300 + N450 Mbps Speed*
N750 (300 + 450 Mbps) dual band wireless router brings speed and reliability to your Wi-Fi connection.
Simultaneous Dual Band (2.4 + 5 GHz)
Delivers a stronger connection at a wider range than a single band.
Gigabit Ethernet Ports
Transfer data 10x faster than Fast Ethernet, ensuring high-speed connectivity for wired devices.
Advanced Wireless Security
Safeguard your network with wireless WPA/WPA2 encryption and an SPI firewall.
Linksys Smart Wi-Fi
Monitor and control your home network from anywhere through the Linksys Smart Wi-Fi website or mobile app.
QoS Traffic Management
Reduce buffering by prioritizing high-bandwidth activities.
CUSTOMIZE AND MANAGE YOUR HOME Wi-Fi ANYTIME, ANYWHERE
With the Linksys Smart Wi-Fi App, you can closely monitor and manage your home Wi-Fi remotely using a smartphone or tablet.
- Guest Access: Create a separate, password-protected Wi-Fi network for up to 50 guests and easily share the password.
- Parental Controls: Ensure a safe Internet experience for your kids — even when you’re away from home. Restrict access to inappropriate or distracting content, control usage, and block specific devices from accessing the Internet.
- Device Prioritization: You can prioritize devices that need the most speed.
What’s Included:
- Linksys EA3500 Wireless Router
- Ethernet Cable
- Power Supply Cable
- Online Installation Manual
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William Vaughn–Author, Mentor, Ham, Dad –
I never got to test the performance of this router. I purchased it to attempt to share my laser printer on the local area network. BUT once I installed the Linksys USB sharing application, I discovered that it installed malware on my system. It redirected my home page to “Vosteran” search that pretends to look like Google (my former homepage site) but prompts me to “repair” my computer with questionable applications. This is totally unacceptable. THEN I discover that product support won’t provide free support for this device. I got mail to that effect after the agents failed to solve any of the technical issues I encountered. I’ve been building systems since the mid 1970s. This is about as bad as it gets. Try another vendor.
Fleur –
Incredibly unstable connection. The network is constantly going down, and the router needs to be rebooted daily. We went from having zero downtime with a TP Link router/AP to everyone yelling that the network is down again. Setup is terrible, and that is coming from someone who setup a headless Debian server. Latency is somehow worse than my old 100mbps router too.