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Linksys LN1301 WiFi Router - Tri-Band WiFi - Plug-n-Play Setup - Covers up to 2700 sq. ft. - Speed up tp 4.2 Gbps - Handles 40+ Devices

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Features

  • LIGHTNING FAST WIFI SPEEDS: Tri-Band WiFi 6 Routers are designed to deliver gigabit WiFi speeds to your entire home, backyard and outdoor smart home devices
  • POWERFUL WIFI 6 COVERAGE: Supporting 40+ devices, covering up to 2,700 sq ft these WiFi routers provide up to 3.5x more WiFi capacity for more stable streaming, gaming, and smart home devices
  • EASY SETUP & CONTROL: Wireless routers set up in minutes with the free Linksys App, allowing seamless management of your network system from home or on the go
  • SECURITY OUT OF THE BOX - With automatic firmware updates, parental controls, and separate guest networks these WiFi routers allow the entire family to surf safely
  • POWERED BY INTELLIGENT TECHNOLOGY: Eliminate dead zones and dynamically maximize speed with Linksys WiFi networks. Expand the range of your WiFi network by adding nodes to keep your connection going strong
  • WHAT'S INCLUDED: One Linksys Router, One ethernet cable, One power adapter with interchangeable plugs (12V, 3A)

Description

The Linksys LN1301 is a router equipped with Tri-band Wi-Fi 6 technology, designed to deliver unparalleled internet speeds of up to 4.2 Gbps. Enjoy a seamless Plug-n-Play setup, complemented by enhanced Parental Controls and a secure Guest network.

Brand: Linksys


Model Name: Linksys LN1301


Special Feature: AccessTri-band Wi-Fi 6, Plug-n-Play setup, WiFi speeds of up to 4.2 Gbps, Parental Controls, Guest network See more


Frequency Band Class: Tri-Band


Wireless Communication Standard: 802.11a


Compatible Devices: Personal Computer, Gaming Console, Smart TV


Frequency: 2.4 GHz


Recommended Uses For Product: Home


Included Components: Linksys Router, ethernet cable, power adapter with interchangeable plugs (12V, 3A)


Connectivity Technology: Ethernet


Product Dimensions: 4.5 x 4.5 x 9.57 inches


Item Weight: 2.15 pounds


Item model number: LN1301


Date First Available: April 30, 2024


Manufacturer: Linksys


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  • So far so good. Relatively Easy setup, handles all my smart devices. Too simple.
1-week Update: so far so good, no failure or drop out. Coverage inside the house is decent; coverage outside (or at exterior walls / extreme corners) not so good. I tried a couple of range extenders but they are still slow. Router signal to exterior garage is still not great. But good router in all other respects, so I will keep in service. At $25 each I’m tempted to buy a 2nd to try as à wireless node at the extreme end/corner of the house. I have been using the TP-Link routers for the past several years. They work fine but when I saw this special deal ($25 !!!) I decided to give it a try. Wasn’t 2-day delivery but it arrived the day before my trip. I was going to wait but I just couldn’t. 😄 The instructions are very sparse, just a 2-page pamphlet. There’s a QR code at the bottom that takes you to the Linksys Smart WiFi webpage to manage the router. This required me to enter my name and email and other information that should not have been needed. Then for some reason it didn’t even work properly. So instead I downloaded the iOS app, entered the router’s password (on the bottom), and that seemed to work much better. It picked up the Internets from the cable modem ok, and after 2 tries it let me set my SSID and WiFi password to the same as that of my old router. That way all of the devices would reconnect. Only a couple did not right away, and one still does not for some reason. (Upon further reflection this might not be the fault of the router.) As far as information for diagnosis, the router has a single colored LED on top, nothing else. I have my router set high on the top shelf in my closet to provide the best coverage; the LED on top is therefore not directly visible. I can sort of see its reflection on the ceiling, but not so much in bright sunlight. I wish there were more LED’s like other routers, and on the front or side. It’s basically a single minimalist tower, with no external antennae. It gives just a little higher speed than my old one. It’s supposed to be WiFi 6 capable but it seems to assign the same channel as the old 5 GHz signal. What I care about more is network signal reach and strength/stability. Inside the house seems to be ok but I was hoping the signal would do better reaching out to my detached garage. The door opener hub didn’t quite work at first; but I was able to unplug it and plug it back in which seemed to correct it. My outside camera also had a hard time connecting until I restored my range extender. The app has a lot more options for configuration and status than that of my old router. I haven’t tried the webpage on my PC yet to see if there are more (signal strength, VPN, DNS, etc.). It’s not clear if this has mesh capabilities to provide more coverage. It lists itself as a “node”, implying that other “nodes” could be added. Whether this is true, or how they get added, is not clear. If I were to get a second one of these, would it need a physical Ethernet connection, or would it connect via WiFi? I think even the product information on Linksys’ website implies this is not mesh-capable. (I would bet a lot of people initially bought this thinking it was, only to be disappointed, hence the clearance price.) Overall meh. For $25 it’s a really good value if you need a new router and want an easy setup. Also nice if you want something simple , elegant, and minimalist. For somewhat more advanced users I’m not sure if this fits the bill. But the options for those users are FAR more expensive. Really this is not much better than my old router, if at all. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2024 by Raj Against The Machine Raj Against The Machine

  • Solid router at an extremely affordable price
I was initially hesitant about ordering this router, but I decided to bite the bullet, trusting Amazon's wonderful return policy. To my surprise, this router turned out to be one of my best purchases! It may only offer basic functionalities, but it excels in what it does. The support for WiFi 6 is fantastic, and I can finally enjoy the full speed of my internet connection over WiFi. The coverage is also impressive, the best I've experienced with budget routers. (Of course, if you're already using a flagship router, you won't probably be reading my review.) There are a couple of downsides worth mentioning: - The power adapter is enormous, requiring at least 4 inches of space for installation. I'm considering finding or buying a compact adapter with compatible specs (12V, 3.0A). - The feature set is pretty basic. I knew going in that it didn't support mesh networking or fast roaming, but I do wish it had per-device usage statistics. I've seen online that there's a good chance OpenWRT will be ported to this router, which could address some of the feature limitations. Overall, I'm very satisfied with my purchase and would definitely recommend this router to anyone looking for a reliable budget option. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2024 by J. Jung

  • Excellent WiFi Router
Purchased this WiFi router (two of them from Amazon and two from another vendor) as supposedly you can do a mesh with two of these. Even without the mesh, this router blows out my prior NetGear Nighthawk, which I paid over $100+. I did the speed test and it doubled the download speed what I was getting from the Nighthawk. As for the mesh, I wasn't even sure if it was done correctly. The best way to know is to download the app, which tells you if the two routers are online or not. For the price point, this produce is super great, so great that I purchase these for my brother and parents. Overall awesome purchase. Hope you can get it for the price I paid (around $25.00). ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2024 by Lucius

  • Good price
Great price for the wifi router, took a little time to arrive. Is running good.
Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2024 by Music doesn’t work!

  • Easy setup, works great
I used the instructions someone put in the reviews about setting multiple up as a Mesh network and it worked like a charm. 10-15 minutes setup, max, for both of them and it's working great. Almost a month later and I have had 0 issues. I was using 2 routers with 802.11n and one with 802.11ac setup as a router + 2nd network so I could cover my house and some of my yard. Now I've got these setup in Mesh and getting much better speeds (300mb/s from the modem to 1 unit on 2nd floor, the wireless unit that is further away gets almost 200 on the first floor) and I have considerably further range. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2024 by Ben

  • Not great
This is a strange product. I suspect Linksys is dumping old or spare parts on the market just to make a quick buck while they retire the Linksys Velop line of products as WiFi7 becomes available. The product is new, having just been launched, but they are already dumping these on the secondary/wholesale market (Woot). The software features, compared to other similar devices, is lacking, which is very strange. This MX4300 router has three radios, but does not support mesh. The radios can't do 160Mhz channel width. Speeds are limited to 1Gbps because there are no 2.5G/5G/10G ports. The USB port does nothing and can't be used. At the time I write this, OpenWRT is not supported. On the upside, it's cheap I guess. The whole thing feels weird. Is there a hardware defect? Are they ending the product line and just wanted to clear inventory? ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2024 by J

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