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Easy to set up and plenty of sections within to customize your router. I have only done the basics so far. But this, in my opinion, was worth the $$$. Thanks to the 100 off code, that saved me a bit.

Easy to set up for techs Widens your wifi range Great service reception

- It indeed has "Cat6a" printed on it. - Considerably cheaper than other "Cat6a" ethernet cables on Newegg. - In my hand, it feels and looks like a quality product.

Easy install and works as advertised. Bluetooth audio also works perfectly. Windows 10 installed drivers automagically.

Fast Full featured Fully configurable Covers whole house Armor protects all devices on the network Armor has Anti-Virus/Spam/Ransomware/Malware clients for phones and computers

So far right off the box Ive noticed close to what my ISP advertises in terms of upload and download speeds. Never again will I get tricked into using their routers because that stink!

UPS Mail Packaged well, works better than expected. I bought refurbished H/P COMPAQ 6005 PRO Phenom II X3 3.0 GHz 4 GB, 250 GB HDD, Windows 7 Professional 64-Bit AMD II 3.0GHz 3 core, 4gig ram, unadvertised 1G NIC. I received stable 4 core, 3.2 GHz, on-board 1 G/S Intranet, sustaining 125-130 MBS USB3 xfer rate. I Bought Giaga Byte NIC, when it was unadvertised on-board. So this box was returned with USB3 and 1 Gig NIC! - regards Domenic

Popped it onto my network and it worked great out of the box. No issues at all. Very thorough manual -- it seems like it would be hard to get this wrong, but if there are every any doubts, the manual is clearly written and straightforward. I whipped out my multimeter stripped down some scrap ethernet cable to test across pairs. Seemed to be working fine when connected to the camera, and it won't supply power when not connected to a compliant device so there is no "idle" reading to check. I don't have 100ft of cable, but I tested on the longest cable I have (roughly 60 ft) and it works fine. No lag, IP camera still works fine. If you need to push this to its limits in terms of range, you'll have to also consider how much of a cheakskate you are on the cable. A super-bargain-price 100ft ethernet cable might see a drop in the power at that length. I'll go cheapo on a 2ft patch cable that doesn't matter, but buyer beware.

I was stunned by the range that the Bluetooth radio had on the Fenvi FV-AXE3000Pro PCIe card. I may be comparing the newest Bluetooth standard to older ones, but nonetheless, with my old setup, if I went behind a wood and drywall wall in my house, the connection would crackle and then drop on my Sony WH-1000XM5 headset. With this card installed and setup with the latest drivers, I could go downstairs and behind 3-4 walls and keep my crystal clear FLAC files filling my head. As a bonus, it comes with a full-length slot adapter and a shorter home media PC adapter. It also gives you the option of attaching the twin 360° antennas directly to the card or to a remote stand that will allow you to fine tune the antennas. One note: very important, the card does connect via a PCIe slot (4,8 or 16 doesn't matter) but also has to connect to an internal USB header on the Motherboard. You must make sure that you have one unused USB header on the motherboard before buying this card. -J₂