Amped Wireless RTA1750 High Power AC1750 Wi-Fi Router

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Pros:

Flexible setup and configuration, 12 amplifiers, Three high-gain antennas, Excellent range, Inexpensive.
The seamless setup straight out of the box
Up and down bandwidthbased QoS

Cons:

Mediocre overall bandwidth, USB 2.0 only, No USB printing
Very slow storage sharing, Expensive for an AC1750 router, No wireless bridging, Not WiFi Certified

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Last revision on April 1, 2019

Reviewers Liked

Flexible setup and configuration, 12 amplifiers, Three high-gain antennas, Excellent range, Inexpensive
The seamless setup straight out of the box
Up and down bandwidthbased QoS

Reviewers Didn't Like

Mediocre overall bandwidth, USB 2.0 only, No USB printing
Very slow storage sharing, Expensive for an AC1750 router, No wireless bridging, Not WiFi Certified

Expert reviews and ratings

The Amped Wireless RTA1750 offers superior range, thanks to its 12 amplifiers, but its overall performance isn't as fast as competing...

By Tom's Guide on May 07, 2015

Even with the high price of my Wi-Fi through my network provider, when they came out to set it up, they told me that my network might be spotty in my apartment due to the actual server for my building being down the hall. So having 4+ devices in my suite, as well as having all the amenities like the grill, the gym, and a theatre room, I like to try to depend on my Wi-Fi. The issue is that it doesn’t go far. Here’s where Amped Wireless comes into...

By Gear Diary on May 06, 2015

At $180, the Amped Wireless RTA1750 is one of the, if not the most expensive AC1750 class routers you can buy. But I don't think it would be money well spent. It only runs with the pack on wireless uplink performance on both bands and significantly...

By SmallNetBuilder on April 15, 2015