Pros
- Wi-Fi and HomePlug AV powerline support elegant.
- Requires only one outlet; a USB port for add-ons.
Cons
- 2x2 antenna array isn't the fastest.
- No 5ghz 802.11n support, only 3 ethernet ports.
Bottom Line
One of the first Wi-Fii/HomePlug AV hybrid routers, this elegant product will support both a moderately fast wireless network for portable devices and a reliable powerline network for streaming media to consumer electronics.
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Hybrid Routers Review: Get Wi-Fi and Powerline Networks in One Device
The D-Link DHP-1320 and Netgear WNXR2000 routers support Wi-Fi and HomePlug AV powerline networks in the same device. Although both products could be better, D-Link's offering is more appealing.
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