Not Getting Full Internet Speed Through Router Ethernet

This router is a beast handles everything you can throw at it . Getting full gig speed from Verizon FiOS well worth the the money.Would highly recommend

Handles the internet speed and wrks great with our NETGEAR router.

I have gigabit internet and I am able to attain full speed with this cable.

Getting great speed with this modem combined with the nighthawk mesh router. Extremely happy with speed and reliability of wireless connections. Would recommend to anyone with Cox Gigablast.

It’s is a stable and durable modem router that helps us have high speed internet.

A fine switch for connecting multiple machines - via ethernet Cat 7 or Cat 8) to high speed internet. Performs well

I just purchased a new laptop that doesn’t bring Ethernet port. This solution was fantastic and my internet speed (120Mbs) continues the same

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This adapter works like a charm! I was able to plug in both an Ethernet and charging cable without any issues. My internet speed was much faster (download speed improved by 140 mbps, and upload speed improved by 200 mbps) when using the Ethernet cord, which is really nice considering that my MacBook doesn’t have an Ethernet port. I’m excited to be able to have fast internet and charge my Mac at the same time!!

The MR2200ac is another very nice product from Synology.  This is integrated with my Synology RT2600ac router to be an access point to extend wi-fi coverage – mesh wi-fi.  Setup is almost automatic and took about 2 hours, unboxing to finished.  The documented instructions are a bit thin, but the bottom line is to follow the on-screen directions.  Starting at my main PC with the router and AP within sight, and logging into to the router’s web page, the router will discover the MR2200ac via wi-fi, handle all the network connections and updates (this took several minutes) and will establish the access point.  Then, connecting a CAT6 Ethernet cable to the MR2200ac’s WAN port, the router will think a bit and determine that the connection is now wired – Ethernet backhaul.  Checking the performance, full network speed is available between the router and AP.  At about this point, the router’s SRM operating system may realize that the versions differ between the units.  I was prompted to update, with a window to select the update file for each box from my local computer.  Sidetracking, I downloaded each .PAT file from Synology’s download site.  Click GO and the SRM will update in each box, taking another few minutes.  The final test was then to relocate the AP to another location (on a UPS for reliability), plug in the WAN to my network, and re-check the setup on the router’s SRM.  After some handshaking, all was well and I now have reliable 2.4 GHz and 5GHz coverage, with stronger signals and much faster speeds.  The Ethernet connection to the WAN port is through 2 switches to the router, with no speed loss.  Where I had 25%  ISP internet download speed with a medium to weak signal at 2.4 GHz (and unusable 5 GHz) with the router alone, I now have seamless 100% speed at 5GHz.  You may finder cheaper solutions, but the easy integration with the Synology RT2600ac adds a lot of value for me.

Great router. My ethernet speed went from 800 mb/s to 1400 mb/s due to the high speed ethernet ports avaiable.