It does exactly what it describes at the promised speeds. A router that works wonders on its own does not exist yet. For those of you who do not have a good wireless network, the problem is not the router but the interference it receives from sources, placement location, and many other factors. I have 1gbps fiber optics, and it holds true both wired and wirelessly at around 580 mbps. So I can deliver on the promises. The stability of the connection plays a role. The best placement location is the ceiling because the wireless network spreads in the space like an umbrella. Before your purchase, it is good to know your needs and the usage you want to make.

I bought it for vpn fusion where it works great, stable speed on lan. However, if you are on wifi, the signal is terrible and the speeds fluctuate constantly, never reaching the maximum. I contacted customer care and they told me to adjust their wifi broadcasting channels, as they have 15 frequencies and you have to try all combinations until you find the right one (guess what... you won't find anything). Conclusion: if you don't spend more than 250€, you won't get a stable and quality connection.