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List Price : $229.99 Price : $173.04
List Price : $229.99 Price : $173.04
Product Description
The HD Media Router 3000 combines industry-leading data transfer rates of up to 900 Mbps with HD Fuel technology to prioritize bandwidth for maximum performance of not only your favorite digital entertainment devices, but all your devices, all at once. The result: incredibly crisp, uninterrupted 1080p HD video streams, seamless, lag-free online gaming, ultra-fast downloads of large media files and uninterrupted Skype calls. And with SharePort Plus USB 3.0 you can connect or stream from any USB device. Unbeatable connectivity and speed, unreal reliability and range – the HD Media Router 3000 stands alone as the most powerful home networking solution ever created. Period.
- Speeds Upto 14x Faster than Wireless G
- Greater Coverage for Your Entire Home or Office
- Intelligent QoS Technology for Superior VoIP and Online Gamin
- Connect Computers, Game Consoles, or Media Players to the Web
- Gigabit Ports for Incredible Wired Network Speeds
- D-Link Green Product (hardware version A3 or later)
- Includes SharePort technology for Sharing USB Devices like Printers and Storage over Your Network
D-Link Systems HD Media Router 3000 (DIR-857) Reviews
D-Link Systems HD Media Router 3000 (DIR-857) Reviews
| 1 of 1 people found the following review helpful  Great product but needed the firmware update!, Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: D-Link Systems HD Media Router 3000 (DIR-857) (Personal Computers) Truly a remarkable product, no lag whatsoever and instant connectivity. Blazing speeds and amazing coverage, no more dead spots in my house.However, when I first installed the router, my old 2005 Windows XP laptop could not connect to the router. After the firmware update, it connected instantaneously! WARNING: MUST DOWNLOAD FIRMWARE UPDATE FROM dlink.com! Instructions are also posted on website under the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ). Other than that, a fantastic product and I would recommend it to anyone! 1 of 1 people found the following review helpful  Some trouble, then success!, By Bryan Balak (Bradenton, FL) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: D-Link Systems HD Media Router 3000 (DIR-857) (Personal Computers) (Updated Review)After what I am sure was some type of firmware or hardware failure, my replacement DIR-857 is up and running flawlessly. I'll give it five stars when the firmware is working better. I upgraded to Firmware version 1.01 (released about 2 days before this review update) before setting up the router. The speed is incredible, but there are still some issues, which I'm sure will be addressed with future firmware updates: 1) The SD and USB port streams movies flawlessly. I wasn't able to get a USB hard drive (Western Digital) to work, but my 16 GB USB stick worked very well. I was able to access the USB stick remotely through the internet (non-LAN connection) using the Admin account. I was unsuccessful in creating another user account, so for now, the admin account must be used to log into the "YourIP:8181" port. My Windows 7 machine could not map the USB Drive or SD Card to upload any files. I had to do it a single file at a time through the... Read more 1 of 1 people found the following review helpful The perfect router, Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: D-Link Systems HD Media Router 3000 (DIR-857) (Personal Computers) I purchased this DIR-857 to replace a Netgear WNDR3700. The Netgear works pretty well, but suffers from wireless range issues.My setup: Comcast business class internet, 4 wireless Foscam IP cameras (2.4ghz), a micro PC running DVR software (wired), 2 XBOXes (5ghz), a Roku (5ghz), an Apple TV 3 (5 ghz), a Synology NAS (wired), several laptops, desktops, iphones/ipads, and tablets. My requirements: Dual band, excellent wireless range, allow simultaneous XBOX Live connection (open NAT) with 2 XBOXes, QOS prioritization for XBOX and video, allow NAT loopback for accessing my DVR LAN-side, FAST WAN/internet throughput, and rock-solid, stable performance. The dual XBOX issue works out of the box with UPnP turned on. The virtual server setup allows NAT loopback (port forwarding does not). The WISH/QOS settings work SO much better than my previous attempts with DD-WRT (XBOXes go full-steam while my NAS is backing up to CrashPlan. I have not yet had a... Read more |
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