AC3200 Wireless Dual-Band Gigabit Router,2.4GHz 1000Mbps& 5GHz 2167Mbps connections,8 x 5dBi Omni-Directional Antennas, 1 x 10/100/1000Mbps Ethernet WAN port;3 x 10/100/1000Mbps Ethernet LAN port for Home and Work,black SAVE $30
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It's not a router; it just extends your existing router's wifi coverage.
There's two products in the OP, the main link is to the extender and the link in the body is to the router.
Ah, my bad!
NOT suports for NBN, and you need to use DHCP to connect internet
Just a tip for anyone considering this;
Repeaters are a very slow and hit-and-miss technology.
Whenever possible, run a network cable to a 2nd router, and just have a 2nd wifi network, on a different channel.
Or if you're not renting - quite often a single Ubiquiti Access Point on the ceiling in the middle of the house will do the job far better than a repeater. A lot of my customers do this and are very happy. I have two, one in furthest front room of the house and one in the furthest rear room of the house and it is flawless for speed and 100% reliable never a drop out.
They have WiFi6 access point available to those who are in the early access program, so if you can wait a little longer those should become mainstream shortly too if you're after WiFi6.
It doesn't have to be Ubiquiti of course either just suggest them because they're not too badly priced, often on special, and they seem to go forever.
Ed.
Is the router compatible with NBN and if so how does it compare to the rest of the competition? I still have the default one TPG has sent and we don't use home phone.