Others/Networking Gear by stefan @ 2012-09-04
The new N750 Wireless Dual Band Gigabit Router from TP-LINK is feature rich, provides decent speeds in wireless environment and comes at a very affordable price. The GUI which can be accessed via the browser is not as attractive as the competition and most of the modifications in a page require a router system reboot.
The latest dual band wireless router from TP-LINK comes packed inside a medium-sized cardboard box, which has a photo of the product in operation on the frontal side, along with some product highlights:
On one of the sides we will find the package contents list, along with the same product highlights, but this time in multiple languages:
Also, here we will also find a shorter list of specifications, along with the system requirements:
We are also instructed to use the Easy Setup Assistant present on the supplied disk, instead of accessing the web interface:
On the back side of the box, we get more in-depth explanations with drawings and photos, the features and benefits list, along with a small comparison table between different router models:
Opening the box will reveal the mold in which the contents are held securely, along with the documentation:
Along with the main product, the router, we will also find a LAN cable, the power adapter and three antennas:
By reading on the power supply, we will find that it supplies on the output 12V, 1.5A:
The detachable antennas are dual-band (RP-SMA) and have the company logo debossed in center:
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