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The NETGEAR® N600 Wireless Dual Band Gigabit Router – Premium Edition (WNDR3800) provides high performance WiFi speed and range required for demanding applications along with a suite of premium features that makes the most out of your home network.
| Weight | 1.5 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 9 × 7 × 3 in |
| Brand | Netgear |
| Condition | Grade A – Certified Renewed |
| Model Number | WNDR3800 |
| Color | Black, Red |
| Contents | Ethernet Cable, Power Cable, Quick-Install Guide Online, Router |
| Ethernet Ports | 4-Port |
| Features | Dual-Band Wireless, Easy-Installation, For Business, For Home, Guest Network, Video Streaming, Wi-Fi Enabled |
| Interface | Wireless Routers |
| Wireless Speed | N600 |
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The primary purpose of a network router should be to provide DCHP server services, Network Address Translation, and expedient transfer of TCP/IP packets to and from the internet in a safe fashion… This router does an outstanding job of that (as do many others).Aside from its primary purpose, a router should be rated by the features and benefits it offers. This router offers the following benefits amongst other that make it an attractive router to own:• Fast LAN to WAN transfers• Fast Wi-Fi to WAN transfers• Fast LAN to LAN transfers• Dual bands (5 / 2.4 GHz)• Guest networks for both bands• WPA2 (AES) encryption• Gigabit ports for both LAN and WAN• Very strong and solid radio, reaching all corners of a large houseThis router however, was designed for the consumer market, targeting less experienced network appliance consumers desiring only a solid connection.For example the menu options in the firmware are not as robust as other Netgear routers such as the Netgear AC1900.An annoying “feature” as intended by the manufacturer based on consumer demand is that the LED lights do not show traffic flow. They remain on (solid) at all times, making troubleshooting one step more challenging for the professionals. The hardware offers this feature, but it has been intentionally turned off in the firmware by the manufacturer. Netgear never offered a firmware upgrade that would allow a user to configure the LED lights to their preference. (such menu items do exist in the AC1900 firmware.Despite its shortcomings, I rate this router a 4 out of 5 for its WAN to LAN (and/or Wi-Fi) throughput and outstanding range without the use of any external antennas.For the truly technical at heart, there are other options (such as third party firmware) that can be used to provide blinking LED lights… I’m sure you know where to go to download them if you must have it.
Tayseer ALHAJ –
is a great router
Melody W. –
Awesome router! Would highly recommend.
BWIL746 –
The greatest compliment that you can pay a product is that once it is installed, you never had to touch it again. That is the case of the Netgear WNDR3800 N600 wifi router that I bought in 2012. It is now March 2017 and in this timeframe, I never, ever had a problem with it. I have an average size house with the normal electronic array of 2 TVs, 3 PCs, 1 laptop, 5 tablets, 2 printers, etc, that all fed off of the WNDR3800. The signal strength was great because we could use WiFi all throughout the house, the entire backyard, and all the way in front to the street. We sold our house just a short while ago and we left the router for the new owners. I have no hesitation getting another Netgear WiFi router. Hopefully, it will be another one that I can forget about for 5 years.