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TENDA

W1800R

* * *

£76

inc

VAT "

From

www.ilgs.co.uk

VERDICT

The

cheapest

802.11ac

router we'

yet

seen was

also

one

the

most

consistent

performers

our

challenging

test

environment

THE

TENDA

W1800R

one

the

cheapest

802.11ac

wireless routers

you

can

buy

This

surprising

as it uses

the

fast

AC1750

standard

with

theoretical

maximum

throughput

,300Mbit /

s .

Like most

routers

it'

s a

bit

larger

than its

80211n

predecessors

. It

sits

flat

and

has

three

replaceable

antennas.

There'

s a

bank

status

lights

the

front

while at

the

back

you'

find

a Gigabit

Ethernet

WAN

port

two

USB

ports

four

Gigabit

Ethernet

LAN

ports

and

button

that

serves

both

the

factory

reset

and

the

WPS

button.

It'

not an

ideal

combination

functions

but

had

problems

with

during

our

tests.

The

W1800R provides

simultaneous

dual-band Wi-Fi : a

2.4GHz

802.11n

connection

still

required

many

laptops

and

mobile

devices

and

5GHz

802.11ac

connection

which

faster

but

requires

a compatible

Wi-Fi adaptor

for

the

full benefit

of its

faster

throughput

Neither channel

secured

default

the

first

thing

log

into

the

router

and

add

wireless

password.

TRENDNET

TEW-812DRU

* *

£85

inc

VAT " From

www.dabs.com

VERDICT

This

excellent

802.11ac

wireless router

doesn'

cost too

much

but

you

can

get

more consistent

performance

for

little less

money

elsewhere

TRENDNET'

TEVV-812DRU

bit smaller

and

lighter

than most

802.11ac

routers

but

this

AC1750

simultaneous

dual-band

device

still specified

with

theoretical

maximum

5GHz

transfer

speed

,300Mbit

s . It

has

Gigabit

WAN

port

and four

Gigabit

Ethernet

ports

but

beyond

that

you'

limited

to one

USB

port

power

switch

and

WPS

button.

Wireless

networks

have

passwords

set

default

and

the

web

interface'

wizards

help

you

configure

your

internet connection and

customise

your

wireless

security.

The

interface

clear

with

the

advanced

settings

kept

separate

from

those

that

will

interest

most users

However

some features

are

obtuse

The

QoS

settings

prioritise

the

types

traffic

your

connection

are

case

point

Where

other

routers

let

you

choose

specific

programs

types

traffic ,

here

you

have

add rules

based on IP address

protocol

and

port

. Even

these

settings

are

buried

under

configurable

traffic

settings

that

most

will

find

virtually incomprehensible.

ISSUE

314

COMPUTER SHOPPER

APRIL

2014

The

web

interface

prompts

you

add

security

key

when

you

first

connect

but

the

suggested

option

12345678

you

should

change

Enter

your

chosen

key

click

and

you'

almost

ready

Click

the Advanced

section

of the

web interface

select

the

Wireless

tab

and correct

the

country

entry

The

router

annoyingly

defaults

America

which

uses

slightly

different

set

wireless channels

There'

option

but

France

uses

the

same

ranges

as us

pick

that

The

5GHz

settings

option

locked

America if

you

want

to use

802.11ac

mode.

Once

again ,

the

and

European

authorised

ranges

differ

but

you'

got

choice here.

Luckily ,

these

quirks

have little

impact

performance .

used

Tenda'

£20 W900U

Wi-Fi adaptor

which supports

80211ac

and

our

laptop'

integrated

wireless

chipset

which

supports

both

the

2.4GHz

and

5GHz

bands

but

only

uses

the

older

80211n

standard.

2.4GHz

we saw

similar

performance

from

the

laptop'

integrated

Wi-Fi

and

the

Wireless

settings

are

much

clearer

though

again

it' s

easy

stumble

across advanced

settings

that most

people

will

want

steer

well

clear

. You

can

enable extra

wireless

guest

networks

on both bands

you

can

give

visitors

access

to the

internet

without

letting

them roam

your

local

network

will

the

advanced

settings

screens

you

can

configure

firewall

rules

that

are

only

active

at specified

time

which

good

for

keeping

the

kids

offline

night

and

set

all

the

usual

port-forwarding

rules

and

static

addresses

We'

seen more

user-friendly

interfaces

but

least

everything'

clearly

labelled.

The

router

also

has

network

(

SMB

)

and

FTP

server

features

which

you'

find

the

Administrator

settings

and

can

use to

USB

hard disk connected

to the

port

the

back

turning

the

router into

simple

NAS

device

. You

can

also

USB

printer

but

will

have

install

the Windows

WIRELESS

ROUTERS

adaptor

The

laptop

managed

39.5Mbit

s at

38.2Mbit

s at

10m

and

14Mbit s at

20m

That last

figure

particularly

good

With

the

adaptor ,

saw

slight

improvement

42.7Mbit /

s at

40.7Mbit

s at

10m

and

15.3Mbit

s at

20m.

Performance at

5GHz

was

good

all

round.

Transfer

speeds

20m were

little

slower

than

some

but

the

connection was

strong.

Using

integrated

wireless

got

87Mbit

s at

80.6Mbit

s at

10m

and

12.6Mbit

s at

20m

The

adaptor

took

it to

119Mbit s at

158.5Mbit

s at

10m

and

25.2Mbit

s at

20m.

This

is the one

the

cheapest 802.11ac

routers

we'

reviewed

and

proves

you

don'

have

sacrifice

performance

features

save

money

. You'

need a

compatible

wireless

adaptor

get the

most

out

its

802.11ac

performance

but it

worked

well

with

our

Centrino

laptop

all

our tests

It'

s a

great

router

but

its

lack

settings

means

just

misses

out

award

you

can

afford

the

Home

Hub

is the

better

choice.

only

Trendnet

control

utility

every

system

from

which

you

want

access

the

printer.

tested

wireless

performance

with

our

Centrino

laptop'

integrated

wireless

chipset

and

£25

Trendnet

TEW805UB

USB

Wi-Fi adaptor .

Using

our

laptop'

adaptor

which

supports

80211n

5GHz

but not

80211ac

our

5GHz

test

produced

speeds

82.4Mbit s at

10m

but

the

connection

was

unstable at

20m

our

busy

labs

Our

2.4GHz

test

using

the

same

internal

adaptor

gave

37.7Mbit

s at

10m

and

15.9Mbit

s at

20m.

When

tested

with

the

Asus

PCE-AC68

PCI-E

wireless

adaptor

we saw

amazing

transfer

speed

80.4Mbit

s at

20m.

With

clear

interface

effective

wireless

performance ,

lots

features

and

low

price

the

TEW-812DRU

is an

excellent

choice

you

want

to enter the

world

high-speed

Wi-Fi.

However

the

Home

Hub

5 maintained

stable

connection

during

its

testing

the same

interference-filled

environment.

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