D-Link DIR-816L Wireless AC750 Dual Band Cloud Router, 2x 5dBi Antennas

The DIR-816L Wireless AC750 Dual-Band Cloud Router is an affordable yet powerful wireless networking solution which combines the latest high-speed 802.11ac Wi-Fi technology with dual-band technology and fast Ethernet ports to deliver a seamless networking experience. The increased range and reliability of wireless AC technology reaches farther into your home, and advanced security features keep your network and data safe from intruders.Dual-Band Wireless AC for Seamless PerformanceThe DIR-816L Wireless AC750 Dual-Band Cloud Router gives you lightning-fast combined Wi-Fi speeds of up to 750 Mbps1and increased range. It also uses dual-band wireless, allowing you to operate two concurrent, high-speed Wi-Fi bands for ultimate wireless performance. Surf the web, chat, and play online games on the 2.4 GHz band, while simultaneously streaming digital media on the 5 GHz band2. What s more, each band can operate as a separate Wi-Fi network, giving you the ability to customise your network according to your connectivity needs. You can even configure a guest zone to give visitors Internet access without giving them access to the rest of your network.mydlink SharePort - Your Personal Cloud StorageConnect a USB storage drive to the DIR-816L to instantly create a private and personal storage space to access your documents, movies, pictures, and music no matter where you are through the mydlink SharePort app. Save space on your mobile device by streaming your favorite shows and music, or download specific episodes or songs to your device for offline playback.Find outmoreUse mydlink Lite to Monitor Your Network AnytimeThe Wireless AC750 Dual-Band Cloud Router is mydlink -enabled, so you can effortlessly access and view your network no matter where you are. See who is connected to your router, change settings, or block someone from using your network connection, all from any Internet connected PC, or an iOS or Android mobile device. Parents can monitor which sites their children are