Pros: I have over 14 items around the house that connect to the router including, wireless cameras, rokus, amped wireless pro range extender, smart tvs, tablets and phones. It was easy to set up if you read the instructions in depth meaning unplug, turn off or disconnect anything that uses a wireless or lan connection. If you do that you will see all of your connections and speeds take off. Setting up the different (3) bands for my streaming items, and browsing items makes a huge difference and the speed of all my items took off. No more buffering when all three rokus are streaming while downloading steam games. The big plus is to easily be able to prioritize bandwidth from the 2.4 and 5ghz bands. Doing it from you phone is great also. So unless you understand standard networking protocol and a DNS service, i.e. DynDns.org, this product will not optimize itself, although it does with other D-Link products.

Cons: At first I was taken back by the price but after a week of tweaking and finding out many of its available settings, I feel I got what I paid for.

Overall Review: If you have a few items on your network, this item may be overkill or if you are just a plug and play user, this item is overkill.

Pros: 30 some devices on the network, 3 wireless bridges, 4 network TV tuners, phones, tablets, computers, RF equipment... Flawless performance, fastest 1GB wired performance I've ever had. Solid wireless performance. In a week-long test in this environment, only 7 packets out of 100,000,000 dropped between a pc and RF device requiring continuous communications from the PC to the device between 1 and 5mb/s, and the other way between 5 and 40mb/s. Tremendous wireless reach with 5GHz band compared to my old DIR-857

Cons: Using firmware 1.02 (newer firmware is now available but I've not tried it yet) Had to turn off "Smart Connect" feature in wireless settings to make things reliable. After that: Flawless Performance

Overall Review: It's big.... Original box was WAY to big and heavy; hate to think what I paid just for the box.... IT dissipates some power so make sure it can breathe...

Pros: Fast speeds, reliable, doesn't drop connections, worked right out of the box. Purchased the Asus AC5300 before this one and returned it due to multiple problems, but the Dlink AC5300 is far superior in quality and ease of use.

Cons: Upgraded from the Dlink AC3200 and I don't see any real differences or upgrades other than two more antennas. Stick with the AC3200 before dropping $420 on this beast.

Pros: Easy setup

Cons: Doesn't show all connected devices. Devices dropped and constantly changing in the interface Legacy 802.11B devices seem to have issues with this router

Overall Review: I would say hold off on this product as there are a myriad of issues with this device. The interface does not show all connected devices and should. Devices connected disappear constantly and sometimes show up and sometimes don't. You should be able to see a list of leased devices and you cannot. The smart connect seems to be the issue as devices are moved around the bands based upon a usage algorithm. If the router perceives heavy band usage it tries to balance the load which is what I suspect is causing the ever changing device connection list. I have several 802.11B which were unable to connect to the router and stay connected.Tech support was unresponsive to my request to be called before a certain time on the night I called and called back 3 days later .... not good tech support practice. Have a call ticket open for them to explain why I cannot see devices that are definitely connected to the router but do not show up in the interface. I would wait until the kinks have been worked as I don't believe this router was ready for primetime despite being released almost a year later after its announcement.

Pros: Easy to reflash when you brick it....repeatedly...

Cons: The recommended DD-WRT image (from the DD-WRT website) currently will brick the unit. Was able to install the latest development build but all kids of things are broken (wifi only works with NO crypto/authentication, bridging WAN/LAN does not work, and it doesn't appear to use the third radio). Still some work to be done it appears...

Pros: This router works great. Hooked it up and it instantly connected and I was surfing in about a minute. Easily changed my SSID and password and got back to work. I was skeptical paying so much for a router but it was worth every penny. My computers are interfacing much faster with the internet too. I'm very pleased. We have tablets, phones, a smart TV, and computers for both work and home in our household. We needed something with some power and this router seems to deliver.

Cons: None really. Works better than expected. Normally I would have to "trick" the router into working with my hughesnet modem but in this case the router configured itself instantly. Just follow the directions that come with the router.

Overall Review: I would recommend this modem to anyone who is fighting a hughesnet configuration or having multiple device issues.

Pros: works right out of the box easy to set up and configure

Cons: very large

Overall Review: highly reccommend