The wireless antennas are sword-shaped and can be orientated in any direction we want:

At the end of each antenna, we have the connectors that help to keep them fixed onto the routers’ body:

The router has a rubber top and on the margins we can find a metallic grey plastic frame; in the center we can find the Sitecom logo, debossed:

Also on the top of the router we can find the WPS button, that helps us to quickly connect the wireless adapters to the router, if they also support this feature:

On each of the product sides, we can find the golden antenna connectors and a ventilation space:

In the frontal part of the router, we can find some holes that have behind them the activity LEDs; the manufacturer has not decided to put their description on the routers’ body, to maintain the overall clean look of the product:

In the back, we can find the usual 4 LAN ports, one WAN port (all which are color coded), a USB port, a DC-IN 12V port and an On/Off button:

On the bottom, we can find a lot of “X” shaped ventilation holes, the mounting holes and a sticker in the center:

On each corner, we can find a rubber foot to avoid scratching the surface and also help the product not to slide on the surface we will sit it on:

On the central sticker we can get some information on how to operate the WPS feature, along with the default WPA2 codes:

Here is how the product does look with its antennas mounted:

When the product is operating, the frontal little LEDs look very nice; the indication of the LEDs is the following, from left to right:

1. Power
2. USB
3. 2.4GHz Radio
4. 5GHz Radio
5. WAN
6. LAN1
7. LAN2
8. LAN3
9. LAN4
10. WPS