Pros
- Guest Wi-Fi access
- USB hard-drive sharing
Cons
- Poor short-range performance; vertical mount only
- No WPA-Enterprise or RADIUS server support
Bottom Line
This capable router is easy to set up and has handy features like a guest Wi-Fi network and USB drive sharing. But it's dragged down by subpar short-range performance.
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