UeeVii AX1200 WiFi 5 WiFi Router, Dual-Band Gigabit Wireless Router, Compatible with Wireless Bridge & AP, 4X Gigabit Ports, Supports Guest WiFi, Parental Controls, OneMesh, AP Mode

With one wan and two ethernet ports, this isn't too bad. I usually want more ports, but switches work for that. It is plastic with plastic antennas. It looks nice. Runs well. Is easy to set up and use if you can follow directions or know something about networks. You have both WIFI and Wired connectivity here, so you are covered. Does the usual 802.11AX so you get Gigabit WIFI. The ports and the WIFI are fast and work well. I had no issues with this at all. It is an inexpensive, no frills router than will get you up and running. It does lack USB and the user interface is clunky but it's all easy to navigate and functions the way it should.

Overall a good router and has a very strong signal throughout the house. Easy to setup and so far connects to all devices with no issues. Great buy for the price.

There is no security on this WiFi, once you connect to it, it says weak security and you can’t access the routers admin page cause it doesn’t exist. Don’t by this router if you like your data safe. My router was tied to something in china and it know my location and address even though my location was off

Good route.Connects to all our devices easy and the speed is wonderful. Setup is easy and transmits very well through the house.

This was not easy to setup, nor does it do well with connectivity. I have read and reread instructions and have worked with this, walked away and came back to it later. Basically, I have tried everything and have not been able to get this to work. I was attempting to establish a wifi connection on my job because although we have the internet, we do not access to any sites outside the scope of our jobs. I have a lot of down time and wanted to be able to connect to and use my tablet during my downtime but it's just not happening. I'm not computer savvy so I'm not sure if it's user error or what but I cannot get this up and going. It has proven to be totally useless to me. So my low star rating is solely based off my personal experience and not necessarily the product itself because I do not understand why I have not been able to get this to work.

I got this router to serve as an additional bridge. After some tweaking, I was able to make that happen. However, after using it as a bridge for about two weeks, I noticed signs of weakness. For some reason, the unit stopped working. I hoped a simple reboot would fix it, but unfortunately, that was not the case. The good news is that when it was functioning, it allowed me to have an extremely solid LAN. My rating reflects its ability to function as a bridge, which it did well. However, it ultimately failed, and I couldn't get it to work again.

Our router was working ok but was about 8 years old so when I saw this I jumped on it. Can’t lie I was a little nervous if I’d be able to figure out how connect this but it actually went really smoothly. I connected using our desktop. I’ve been powering a cell (we have no cell signal where we live so count on Wi-Fi), a desktop computer, TV and Wi-Fi security camera and all have worked great with this. I sadly don’t know how to measure speeds and such but this is working effortlessly with all the devices we need it to so I’m very happy. Note we homeschool and don’t do gaming besides very limited learning type games so I can’t attest to how this fares with that kind of usage.

The only reason I haven't tossed this router is because I have a location where I need a wireless access point for a network that has zero internet access whatsoever. And even if that sounds like you, there are better routers and access points available for the same or lower price.This router constantly tries to phone home and there's no way to control this or disable it for local management only. Quite frankly I wouldn't trust this device on any network that isn't completely airgapped away from the internet, and if you know how to do that you probably aren't buying this class of equipment. The same money will buy you an equal or better router that isn't trying to connect to some unseen entity at all times.