Good router and power bank
347550
Good router and power bank, useless as WiFi based file hub. I will stick with Ravpower FileHub and Asus Wl-330nul for my travel needs. If the file copy was robust this would be my replacement for two devices to one. I wanted the greater WiFi range that the AC750 offered and wrongly assumed that the WiFi file copy would work and an easy engineering addition. WiFi copy implementation appears to be afterthought.
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802464
I purchased the router only for use with my new sony VAIO pcg-v505dx. I was a bit worried initially that I would have difficulty getting the router to talk to the laptop's built-in wireless adapter, but I needn't have worried-despite the fact that I ad never set up a home network before, I was up and running in minutes.  The laptop and router had no problems communicating.
From what I've read about home wireless network security, this one seems to have all the essential features:  WPA, the ability to filter by MAC address of the machines on the network,  ability to disable DHCP, etc.  the online configuration is a snap, although there are a lot of options to hunt through, and not all of the security settings related to wireless networking are in one place.  I particularly appreciate the router's logging feature, since I can check it to make sure nobody has hacked into my network and is accessing the net using my router.
One of my prime concerns was signal strength-I wanted to be able to go anywhere in my somewhat large apartment and still get decent signal.  I'm very, very pleased in this regard, I can be in the back bedroom and the signal strength seems as strong as it is next to the router. I've been using it for three hours straight and it's dropped the connection once (which might well have been my fault, I was fiddling with the XP network settings at the time).
Cisco has a very strong rep in the industry as being a leader in quality networking equipment, and from what I can see, the Linksys line upholds that.  This is a good product.
1067194
This unit will keep my WIFI running while power is out.  It should keep WIFI running while my laptop battery keeps my laptop running.
2967586
Power banks like this one are very useful for taking on trips where access to AC power may not be available. One example is a long car ride, another being a cross-country flight. There are a lot of different power banks available and they vary in features, extras in the box and capacities. The average power bank I have seen has a capacity between 5,000 mAh and 10,000 mAh and this one by Joway is at the high end of this range. Overall, it is a nice power bank.

This is a small power bank, about the size of a typical smartphone. Its thin and it fits nicely in a pocket so it is quite portable and convenient. It has a mostly hard plastic shell, though it has one soft rubber plate on the front where the LEDs have been embedded.

At 10,000 mAh capacity, this power bank is able to charge up a typical smartphone 3-5 times. My phone is smaller than the average phone available now so it can get almost 5 full charges. My 10 tablet can get a nearly full charge too, though I usually plug it in when it gets below 20% so I do not know exactly how much charge this pack can really give my tablet. People who have larger smartphones, like the iPhone 6 Plus, should expect closer to 3 charges.

There are two USB output ports on this unit, one 1A and one 2A port. The 2A port can deliver a full-speed charge for devices that are able to accept such, otherwise it delivers a normal speed charge. Most phones I have used generally take a normal-speed charge. Tablets are more likely to accept a high-speed charge. Charging speeds seem to be in line with most other packs I have used.

Finally, I should mention that this is a very affordable power bank, less expensive for its capacity than others I have seen and used at the same capacity. This is the deal-maker for me.

This is a basic, no-frills pack that works well. It delivers a good charge, it has acceptable charging speed and it looks nice. It can charge two devices at one time as well which is a nice plus that not all power banks can manage. But, what makes this bank a good choice is the price  it is very competitively priced for its capacity. If you are looking for a good power bank that is priced very well, this is a very good option.

Disclaimer: I was provided a sample of this product in exchange for a fair, honest and thorough review. Even though I received this product at no cost I have rated and reviewed this product without bias, based solely on my experience with it.
1658541
Good power extender.  Lots of ports.  It slips out of the power socket easily
251320
Gives a good, solid signal in both wireless bands. Admin tools are adequate. The only drawback I've run into is that it needs to be rebooted about once every week or two to clear up DNS issues (which is odd, as I don't have router-level DNS configured). I'd troubleshoot more, but honestly it's not worth the time since rebooting is quick and easy to do from the admin tools.
2386432
It runs my modems and router to provide non-stop internet for 30-50 minutes without power. No problems, easy to install.
1847930
It was easy to set up and got on line in minutes, I have about 5 devices contacted and no problems.the body of the router is light and plastic and very sturdy but it is not an issue, the is price is right and works very well. I would recommend it
2578152
I Suggest This Power-bank Because It Charges Up To Two Devices At Once, Without All The Hassle Of Wiring And Charging One By One! Peace Of Mind!
2694475
Took me about five minutes to set up. I chose to configure it by just plugging it in and attaching to the new network that appeared, logging in with "admin" and "password" as written on the back of the device. Adjusted a few settings and connected the device to my main wifi network, then disconnected and reconnected my laptop, and it was all good to go.

I've had it a few days and no problems with dropped connections, and I moved the device from one outlet to another (it plugs directly to the wall, with no separate power brick) and it remembered its settings, so a power outage shouldn't be a problem either.
2057048
I have one of the smaller power banks, but this one has so much power. It's nice to know in a power outage or long trip I am covered for multiple devices or days.
3563540
The 4-light power level readout is very handy. I've purchased several DC12V power banks from a variety of vendors, but not all have had that feature. The power level indicator is extremely handy.

In general, these items are great little uninterruptible power supplies for modems, routers, etc. I live near the sea and am hit with frequent winter storms and their attendant power outages. I find it VERY nice to be able to maintain an internet connection in my home office using one of these to power my modem and router through the storm. No need for an expensive $500+ UPS: one of these $35 powerbanks for each DC12V device on my network, and its smooth sailing.

Fun fact: Mac Mini's made after 2013 run natively off of DC12V, too. If you remover their internal 120VAC power supply, chop off its internal MoBo connector head, and (follow an online guide) solder on a DC12V female port, you get your desktop mac to run off of the battery charger that also comes with this product, and with this bank as a backup power source.

As I said, I have quite a few DC12V power banks around the house. I like this one the best so far.
3148892
This is not a high end device, but works just as well as some of the more expensive ones. It works reliably and has extremely low power usage. All of the usual features are present (MAC filtering, port forwarding, etc.) Has modern security features including WPA2. The best feature is the option to control the signal strength, which is useful if you don't intend on using devices from a long distance.
3672991
Such a good powerbank. it provide 2 ports that I can charge 2 devices in the same time. Also the harging speed is fast.
2861939
I've only had it connected for a few hours now but notice a difference right away from my Netgear. My Netgear is only a year old and drops the Internet like that's it's job! This was easy to connect and set up. I'm new to this name brand so it's gonna take some getting used to. Can't figure out how to access my external hdd from my desktop or tv when plugged directly into the usb port. So i just plugged it back into the pc tower where i had already set it up years ago. It would be nice to get it to work through the router though because that doesn't get powered down...which leads me to why i gave it 4 stars. Where the heck is the power button??? Why on Earth would that not be standard with all routers? All of mine always had a power button. Other than that, everything is working great!
410614
Got this to replace a failing other-brand router.  I know there's a new version of it out that no longer contains the internal fan, but I didn't think a smaller power supply and no internal cooling was worth paying $50 more.  So far I have not been disappointed.  There's a handy (albeit not perfect) app I can use on my phone or website I can go to to remotely check on and change the settings to my router (convenient, given my router's location 20' up on my wall (center-most point of my house).  I'll post a picture later for clarification.

Again, zero complaints thus far.  I will update if/when I have any issues with the router
4423708
My expectation is that this unit will keep my router and cable modem online for at least 3 hours during a power interruption.  I have not yet had the opportunity to test it.  It is compact and quiet.  Appreciate the USB charging ports on the unit.