Cisco Wireless Router First Year Introduced

Replaced a 6 year old linksys wireless router with this unit. My first time with a mesh system. Setup was very easy. All devices connected quickly. Internet throughput is so much better with this unit. I am using Verizon 5G home internet with this router. Getting nearly 300 mbps download consistently. I get a strong wifi signal all over my house (3300 sq ft) and outside. I am very happy with this unit.

My old Cisco stopped and had to get a new one. Just bought a new Night Hawk router a few months ago. This new modem is really fast and pairs up very easily

I bought this router with my neighbor's recommendation (he is a certified Cisco Networking Professional). It is very configurable. It has apps that you can download such as for home network security and child protection. I would definitely recommend this product.

I've been working with a wireless Cisco network for several years now. I got fed up with licensing and cost issues and have been more than pleased with this. These were incredibly easy to deploy, and I've now got a great wireless network for a reasonable budget.

The Cisco replaced a 12-year-old Logitech. Cisco works great and comes with USB 2.0 and USB-C cables. Image is sharp and clear. Works well in different lighting too. Mic works well. The design is simple and unobtrusive.

Product came on time and setup was simple. Speed was instant improvement from my 10 year old Cisco AP's. Will get more very soon.

Using Lee filters requires a slower pace than the walking-around approach I usually use. First introduced to them at a Phase One workshop at Acadia ion Maine, I purchased the Foundation Kit with a 72mm adapter for my Nikon kit. Haven't used it yet! But now I will be traveling with an X1D (67mm) which automatically slows me down. With Little Stopper and a soft grad, I hope to put them to the test this fall. Lee filters are best used when on a tripod and taking the time to evaluate several aspects of what you want to do.

This more than doubled my speed from the Cisco I was using.

Most who would want a wireless keyboard with a numeric keypad have wondered why Apple did not introduce this when its keypad-less predecessor was introduced more than six years ago. So, here it is, finally, and it's just what you hoped it would be. There are no surprises, no design glitches or weird stuff to get used to, you just take it out of the box and start typing. If you are familiar with the older model, you will already be at home with it. Good show, Apple!

I’m glad Lorex finally introduced this smart wireless chime. If you have Lorex doorbell, I highly recommended it.