The Trendnet TEW-812DRU features 1750 Mbps total wireless capability. It packs 1300 Mbps AC and 450 Mbps N bands. The TEW-812DRU sports 4 Gigabit wired ports, a USB port for file and printer sharing, 2.4GHz/5GHz capable and support for FTP.
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The Trendnet TEW-812 802.11ac delivers excellent dual-band performance on the cheap and is easy to hide, but it falls a bit short on range. While it may not be the fastest router around, Trendnet’s TEW-812DRU is for those who want an...
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The TrendNet TEW-812DRU is a surprise hit. It's very fast and very cheap, even if it drops off a little at long range. If you want 802.11ac Wi-Fi on a budget, look no...
TRENDnet's debut 802.11ac router packs a host of features and fabulous performance at a price that won't break the bank. It won't be the prettiest piece of kit in your home, but it may well end up being your favourite.With the arrival of the (still...
A few years ago networking was pretty stale. Gigabit wired networking was the pinnacle of achievement for consumers and small offices and 802.11n had reached a maximum capacity of 300-450Mbps theoretical throughput. There was nothing exciting going on so...
TRENDnet were not the first on the market with an IEEE 802.11ac dual band router, but the final product sports quite good transfer speeds. Right after starting testing, we had some unexplained reboots at random times and we thought that this issue was...
The TRENDnet AC1750 Dual Band Wireless Router has 1750 Mbps total wireless capability: 1300 Mbps AC + 450 Mbps N bands. It comes with 4 Gigabit wired ports, a USB port for file and printer sharing, high power amplifiers, 2.4GHz/5GHz...