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Скроменый эксперт
25.04.2012
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
I use this with some of my Internet enabled devices that do not have wireless capabilities. Currently it is being used with a Sony Bluray player. The setup is pretty easy. I've used both the WPS function and a manual setup. I've had no issues with the device. Though if you do have to manually set it up you'll need a computer to do so. If you run different wireless networks such as a different SSID for different bands (2Ghz vs 5Ghz for example) then the manual setup makes it easier.One other hint is to make sure you power up the adapter first and then your device after you see the wireless activity light come on. Some devices are funny about the timing.
Скроменый эксперт
10.08.2012
2/10
Оценка пользователя
Ужасно
I could not get the Linksys AE1200 N Adapter to work with a Linksys Wireless N Broadband Router. Tried installing several times. The computer sees the Broadband Router as a wireless device, but will not connect. The light on the adapter also does not come on. Very disappointing.
Скроменый эксперт
11.09.2012
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
After a few months, this wireless card works well, especially compared to other compatible priced cards. The range is decent, and does not disconnect like other cards.
Скроменый эксперт
31.05.2010
4/10
Оценка пользователя
Ужасно
At first I was pleased with this product. The Connections software was simple to use, but in the end I went straight to the device's advanced setup webpages and configured everything there. Admittedly I have advanced IT skills, but I found it straight-forward to configure and I enjoyed the wide range of configuration options: Separate passwords and configuration for each band, and all the port forwarding options seem to be there.I was also impressed that Tom's Hardware just recently reviewed the latest Wireless N routers and this router won. (In the article's conclusion it's assumed that the E3000 is a carbon copy of the Linksys WRT610N.)[...]Then its bad side showed up. I was so focused on the rock-steady wireless connection it took me awhile to notice I couldn't see any of my network shares. File sharing wasn't working. In fact, even trying to enter my workgroup was locked up until I went into the E3000's storage settings (I don't even have a HDD connected to it yet) and changed its workgroup to a different name. Even now on most computers on the LAN the default Workgroup shows as empty. Since only a few others on Cisco's help forums have complained of this, I will first try a hard reset, then reconfigure it and see if that clears the problem. Or try to attach and configure an ext. HDD to see if that helps. But until I can find a solution to this I've reduced my review to 2 stars.There's already a firmware update out with minor bug fixes and I was able to flash it easily.I liked the option to save a backup file of all my configuration settings onto my HDD.The E3000 seems flawless so far for connection with WPA/WPA2. Before I only had WEP so this is a nice improvement in security. At the back of the house I was getting 54 Mb/s on my old laptop's G modem. Now using a Cisco AE1000 USB dual band wireless-N connected to my laptop via its dock, I get 48 to 216 Mbs with an average of 81 Mbps on the 5 Ghz band when connecting to the E3000 router -and not a single disconnect so far (I used to get 3 or 4 per day). For the 2.4 Ghz band I do even better at 107 to 144 Mbps and lately it's locking in at 144 and staying there.Now my original home gateway was a 2Wire 1701HG and I installed the E3000 as a second router. If you'd like to know how I did that then read the info here: [...]I've not used the USB Storage option yet so I can't comment on that yet, but all the options to configure and secure it seem to be in the settings.I'm not sure what the Connections software was trying to achieve with the Guest User option. The idea was to allow guests to use a separate password to access the internet, while still keeping the rest of your network secure. I was horrified to find though that it instead had opened up an unsecured wireless connection with full access to my home network -so I immediately shut it off. I didn't really need it anyway, but it bothers me that less technically proficient users might inadvertently leave their home network wide open with this option. So I deducted 1 star for this.
Скроменый эксперт
06.01.2011
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
After moving from a one story to a two story apartment, I had an issue with hooking up my xbox 360 to the network. I did not want to have to run a cable from upstairs to downstairs for my xbox. I also did not want to buy either of the xbox adapters as they are so specific I could not use them for anything else. Also the prices are kind of steep and the quality is just ok from what I have read. So, I found this on sale, and even received an additional discount because I bought this at the same time as the E3000 router, so this was the best choice and very cheap, actually.Setup was not bad. I opened the box, pulled the stuff out, plugged it in to my router and went through the web based interface. I did not touch the install disk. I would rather set things up manually because I have better control over the settings. Once I set it up, I moved downstairs, plugged it in, and bam, fast internet on my xbox. The signal quality is fantastic. The combo of this and the E3000 is wonderful. I never lag in online gaming, and always have full connection to the servers. I have hooked up my laptop to it and ran online speedtests and am getting speeds just as fast as my desktop does, wired straight in to the router. I have Comcast and get roughly 30 mbps/sec down on my desktop and through this. I run the latest firmware without issue.I sometimes travel with my xbox to friends homes and need wifi connectivity, so I bring my xbox, the adapter, and a flash drive. The first time over I configure the device (which isn't really that hard, especially once you have done it before), backup the new configuration, and then just reload the configuration either before going or once I get to my friends homes. So on my flash drive, I have separate configuration files for each of their houses. Easy.The only downside I have found is that it runs pretty warm. Not hot to the touch, but warm. Considering it is on 24/7, it is no warmer than my modem or router, so I am not concerned. I have had it now for about 8 months without issue. I was skeptical at first, using a wifi bridge for online gaming, but couldn't be happier. Setup was easy, maintenance is non existent, and reliability is exceptional. I would buy this again, especially for the price I found it for.
Скроменый эксперт
25.11.2011
2/10
Оценка пользователя
Ужасно
Set up was easy enough with the included disc, but it never tells you what the ip address of the device is, which is rather annoying. Had to use an ip sniffer to track it down.The REAL problem however is that it works fine for about 20-30min and then it drops the connection. It will re-establish within seconds, but if you're using this for Netflix or Hulu, it is BEYOND frustrating, and makes the product functionally worthless. I've gone to Cisco's site and tried some of the fixes (like changing the beacon setting) and it still doesn't work. I'll echo what everyone has said in marveling that Cisco/Linksys could even release this at all. It seems like the only real fix is to turn off all security, which I just don't feel is an option where I live. I would do the Powerline but a)the house that I live in has wiring that is 50 years old and so I'm sure it's very 'dirty' and b) the two points I need to connect are on different circuits (I have two fuse/breaker boxes in the house...don't ask) so now I have a very attractive cat 5 cable snaked around the house...it's ugly as sin, but I know it works :(
Скроменый эксперт
25.11.2009
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
This review is written with the goal of helping other Linux users who may be installing this product(the same should apply to Mac). If you're like me, you have PLENTY of other things to do than to spend an hour installing hardware. Hope this helps ya...This installation was done on RHEL 5.As an IT professional I've been working with Cisco Products for over 15 years and I have the highest respect for their product line. That being said, the instructions that come with this product are some of THE WEAKEST I've encountered in a VERY long time. Evidently the tech writers and product manager(s) didn't consider the NON-Windows end user when they released this manual to the consumer.*************************************************************Cisco engineering and tech writers, please read this section:*************************************************************Any instruction manual worth a penny will have a section AT THE BEGINNING of the manual that will break down the various platforms where the product will be installed. The goal of said section is to EXPEDITE the installation of the product. A traffic cop, if you will.The section, typically, looks something like this:1. Windows Installation: please go to[section for Windows instructions]2. Mac Installation: please go to[section for Mac instructions]3. Linux Installation: please go to[section for Linux instructions]But, since this product doesn't have a properly written manual you have to wade through a few sections BEFORE you get to the MANUAL portion of the installation, which is what's needed for Linux and Mac users.Be forewarned: the CD will NOT have anything readable by Linux except the user manual(UserGuide.pdf). As soon as you load the disk, open UserGuide and go to the section titled:Chapter 3:Advanced ConfigurationSection: How to Access the Web-Based UtilityBasically, you will need to do the following(some of it is copied and pasted from Biju Xavior's review):FIRST: Kill the power to your Router so it doesn't transmit its DCHP address. You will need to access the DEFAULT IP on the Bridge(see step 7 below) and if you have your router transmitting DHCP it will NOT allow you to access your Bridge's default IP. Kill the power on your router! Trust me :-)SECOND: reset your Bridge. This will cause the Bridge to default to IP address 169.254.1.250. Reset button is located back side of the bridge. Press and hold 30 seconds and release.1. Change your Linux IP Address to either: 169.254.1.1 or 169.254.5.62. Change your Linux Subnet Mask to 255.255.0.03. Apply, OK4. Connect Data Cable from computer to Bridge.5. Connect Bridge's electrical power cord to outlet.6. Open your Firefox browser.7. Type on the address bar: 169.254.1.2508. The Web-based Utility should open. Click on the wireless and change your settings. You can also Update you Firmware on the same page.9. In EVERY page you open click Save Changes.** Note ** The bridge will NOT find the router after setting and saving your wireless settings.This may lead you to believe that it's not configured. But it is! Go to step 10....10. Power up your router!Now your Bridge is ready for use.THAT EASY!!! And, it works GREAT! Fast and reliable.Note: The time taken in step 8 above will depend on what security level you are implementing. I use WEP on my router so my setup was as easy as entering my KEY.As for how many stars? Boy, the unit works flawlessly but the instructions really got me upset.FIVE STARS for the hardware and ONE STAR for instruction manual, which should average to three stars but I will be lenient considering how well this unit works and give it FOUR STARS.
Скроменый эксперт
22.11.2011
2/10
Оценка пользователя
Ужасно
I spent a few hours trying to get this gizmo to work, following the instructions on the sheet enclosed and also on my computer screen from the setup disc (which were a bit different here and there, but that's not so unusual). Gave up and went to bed, tried once more the next morning, failed again, called their help line. Good news there is I got an adequately comprehensible, very helpful guy, after essentially zero waiting time. Bad news is that after something like two hours (!!) of trying everything the guy could think of, he declared himself unable to solve the problem and opined that the unit itself might be defective. So I'm returning it, taking advantage of Amazon's good return policy (which is one of the reasons i like to buy at this site).If you feel luckier and/or smarter than I am and want to try this piece of junk for yourself, here's a hint that's not in the printed or electronic instructions: if you get part way and then get stuck, to start again you need to hold the reset button (little hole between the power and the ethernet jacks) down for at least 30 seconds, according the techie.
Скроменый эксперт
05.08.2012
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
Great product and customer service. I will Buy again. This product has real good wireless speed. It was very easy to install and get connected. No problem with installation.
Скроменый эксперт
07.08.2011
6/10
Оценка пользователя
Плохо
I've been running this router for about a year now at two different locations. Router has been a pain at both locations. The case is severely under engineered for the amount of heat the chip produces. Users across the internet have reported the unit reaching as high as 170 degrees. I'm not surprised it was pulled from Linksys's lineup so quickly. Linksys seems to deny this unit exists as they stopped releasing firmware updates as of December 2010. I've actually been able to make my unit run stable by installing a 5v laptop fan into the top of the case, its powered from the USB port. So far it has been stable for 3 weeks. Prior to the fan I was lucky to get two days of service before clients could not connect. I've also ditched the Linksys firmware in favor of Tomato USB. When the unit is running stable, performance is pretty good. I had a terrible time streaming movies over the wireless with 40 mhz channels enabled. When I dropped them back to 20 Mhz, my streaming was perfectly smooth. Even 802.11b/g clients were affected. Coverage in my two story 1920's home has been far superior to my previous 802.11b/g wireless routers and access points. I'll probably replace this unit with enterprise grade Cisco equipment as soon the 802.11n access points start to drop in price.Pro'sGigabit Ethernet300 Mbps on 802.11nDual BandAccepts third party firmwareConsSevere OverheatingExpensiveNo longer in the Linksys lineup
Скроменый эксперт
22.03.2011
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
First, I'm clueless about technology and needed to set up a new modem and wireless router. We'd just bought a new LG tv for the bedroom and I got the USB wireless dongle made for the TV so we could watch netflix. Our internet connection wasn't that good, frequently dropping or slowing to a crawl and I'd have to reboot the modem/router combo so I wasn't sure we'd be able to watch netflix. I thought it was time to invest in a new modem and router so I did some research and bought a Zoom modem and the Netgear 3700 router.The Zoom modem was easy, just hook it up and call Comcast. That part took a long time, otherwise it was a snap to set up. The wired connection on the new modem is so much faster than the old modem it was as though I'd upgraded my service (comparing wired to wired). Setting up the Netgear router was a disaster and after hours of struggling, I finally realized it wasn't me, it was that the port for the connection from the modem didn't work. I exchanged the Netgear for the Cisco E3000, plugged it in and the wireless network was setup before I even realized that I was done. It was really easy to set up the security, the guest user option, and the Cisco smart key to connect the laptops to the network. It took about half an hour and would have been faster if I'd been more sure of what I was doing.The Cisco setup was so easy that anyone could do it whereas the Netgear instructions were confusing which is why it took so long for me to figure out the problem was the hardware, not user error.My only complaint is about the shape and finish of the router. It has a shiny piano finish which fingerprints and attracts dust, and it has a big footprint unless you hang it on the wall, which can be awkward to do depending on your set up.Our new wireless network is faster in general, never slows to a crawl, has yet to drop, and Netflix is awesome!
Скроменый эксперт
30.07.2011
2/10
Оценка пользователя
Ужасно
I have been a Lynksys user for many years. This is the kind of device that you fear so much that you are afraid that switching to another product will be even worse.This unit is decent performer. The trouble, however, is configuration and maintenance.For example, I need to make some modifications to the router's configuration. The computer from where it was originally installed was recently replaced. I figured that re-installing the software in a laptop would give me the access to the router. The installation software. however, is so ill deviced, that it was unable to detect the router even with the computer directly connected through an ethernet cable. It wisely advised me to use the original computer which at this moment is dead.Of course, Cisco will gladly help me for 29.95.It is so frustrating having to call the technical support to even install the silliest part of the product.In other situation the software cannot resolve a conflict that apparently arises if you switch to a Times-Warner Cable and, again, if a year already passed from the date you purchase the product, even changing a small number will cost you 29.95 because the software is uncapable of testing a new IP address that may resolve the conflict easily.For all these years and several routers, I don't remember a single time when the software installed the router flawlessly, without calling the tech support.Greedy, greedy, greedy
Скроменый эксперт
23.05.2011
4/10
Оценка пользователя
Ужасно
I've been a LinkSys user for forever -- from the days of their very first products.This if the first of their products that I'm going to give a low rating.It basically boils down to 3 issues:- Setup: There's a setup utility that can be run and it handles the simple setup. But it , but it can't handle slightly more sophisticated setup. For that, you need to use the built-in web interface -- this is the way that setup for all previous LinkSys products worked. But, as soon as you use the web interface, the utility interface is sort of out of sync. Everything needs to be available from the web interface. (Other reviews pointed out these issues, but I didn't quite believe them. Now I do.)- Limitations: I really wanted to use the Guest login capability, but there doesn't seem to have a way to give that its own network name. It automatically uses your network name with "-Guest" added on. I don't like this, since I like to keep the name of my network hidden (although I realize this only buys a minor amount of enhanced security).- Reliability: I'm now experiencing reliability problems -- and this probably the largest issue. Some of my wireless devices, including a laptop, get to the point where they can't connect to the router without having to power down and restart the router. This is unacceptable. I've looked for firmware updates that might address these issues, but Linksys doesn't seem to issue firmware fixes as much as they used to. It seems like their primary mode is to make new models so that people have to upgrade.So, for the first time, I'm looking at routers from other vendors and I'll likely switch.Bummer.
Скроменый эксперт
23.06.2012
4/10
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Ужасно
That's about it, it doesn't work with a 64-bit system. Also their online tech support isn't particularly helpful.2 stars because it might work fine, but I'll never know because it won't run on any of my computers.edit: it only doesn't work for Win XP 64-bit.
Скроменый эксперт
13.05.2012
4/10
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Ужасно
I had to replace my "G" router which I did so with an E1200 - I purchased this adapter thinking that my old "54G" adapter would not be compatible. Well, guess what? ~ I get better connectivity with my old adapter (75 signal) ~ with the AE1200 I only got a 6 signal.Needless to say, the AE1200 is sitting in it's box and my old 54G works perfectly.I would not recommed this adapter
Скроменый эксперт
27.07.2012
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
The wireless device served our needs while we were attempting to set up a remote computer for our home. It worked great.
Скроменый эксперт
22.08.2011
6/10
Оценка пользователя
Плохо
This is my first time setting up a home WiFi network. So you can imagine I was a little nervous. Actually the Linksys E3000 is quite easy to set-up, I loaded the CD-ROM for instructions and proceeded. I have only tested the WiFi with my iPhone to date and plan to test it with other devices in the coming week. However, the main problem so far is the unit runs so hot that I put a kitchen hot plate under it and the device heated the hot plate and the desk underneath the hot plate! Because of this I was turning off the computer and the E3000 unless I was using the computer, but this defeats the purpose of having a WiFi home network, right? After tracking down the support web page and reading a number of posts, I found it is quite common for this device to run extremely hot. The solutions: return it, buy a laptop cooling pad to place under it, prop up the device to allow the hot air to escape, or turn the device upside down. I decided to turn the device upside down (it's not known if this not recommended. But since Cicso pretty much leaves the consumer on her own, only time will tell. However, I may return the device since this seems like a poor solution as do all the other solutions I found in the user support forum at the Cisco Home Community Support Forum: [...]
Скроменый эксперт
20.01.2012
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
bought this for $120 a few months ago and now that it's under $100 I would buy it all over again. This guy works very well and pick up my wimpy wireless signal from 50 feet away.Notes:1. My wireless signal is 50 feet away, but on the same floor of my house.2. I have the wireless catcher connected only to my DirectTv box nothing else.3. The set up was a bit convoluted, so I paid $30 for a Linksys tech support call and they were able to get me up and running. I have a very old router (4 years old) and had a bridged set-up and knew I was beyond my IT capabilities so I immediately called for support, well worth the money.4 stars because I needed to call tech support, but other than that I have had no problems would definitely recommend to someone else.
Скроменый эксперт
28.11.2010
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
I bought this after giving up connecting my Blue-ray to a year old AT&T DSL 2WIRE over a much cheaper ZyXEL. Unlike ZyXEL, where the setup is a sacred process (which didn't work for me after multiple attempts and hrs spent), WET610N (theoretically) installs itself. Funny enough, the Easy install booklet guides you through a bunch of Steps for Dummies (like, "plug one end of the cable into..."), but it doesn't tell you that you need to load the install CD into a computer connected to the same router (wire or wirelessly) as the unit you're installing. So, it was a bit unclear to me what exactly was going to happen during the install process.Unlucky me, the auto-install at the end failed connecting to my wireless network automatically. I suspect it defaults some security settings differently from what my hardcoded 2WIRE's WEP security uses. Thanks to related Internet postings, I was directed to forget about the auto install and just hit the unit directly via its IP address (assigned by my router) and do the "advanced" install, which really is rather very simple and basic. I agree with other reviewers that the person installing must know at least how to get the IP address off the Router's management screens. Alternatively, a PC can be connected to the device directly, which requires changing the PC's IP address to a static. In either case, if the person has no idea what's going on - the auto-install failure pretty much means calling the tech support (which according to others is not a top notch of a service).The last trick was powering the unit down after the install, as well as powering down the blue ray to erase its memory of being connected to the internet via a temporary wire. The Guide, surprisingly, stops at the point of setting the unit up and has no mentioning of how the unit can actually be used.On my 802.11g network the speed on the unit's Status screen was showing at 1 Mbps. Before running out to get a new 802.11n router I searched the Internet again and found notes that the speed should be checked under a load only, because at the idle state it is always very slow. Sure enough, while streaming a Netflix movie the speed reported went up to 54Mbps.
Скроменый эксперт
03.01.2011
4/10
Оценка пользователя
Ужасно
While there are many nice features in the E3000 over the prior WRT54* routers, the main differentiator between the features of the E2000 and E3000 other than over $80 is that the E3000 allows you to plug in a USB drive and share files as well as serving them over UPnP AV. One undeclared issues is that the media server functionality is really PC only.It doesn't get mentioned in the system requirements of the E3000 on the Cisco packaging or the list of features. In reality the router folder shares only support FAT32 and NTFS and no UFS or HFS Mac file system and it isn't possible to write to the shared drives when they are using NTFS even to put the content onto the USB drive from a Mac. Unfortunately the primary partition in an XP format defaults to NTFS and this is read only from a Mac. The E3000 might also need for the partition map to be created from a Windows machine. I ended up having to attach it to an XP laptop as the E3000 couldn't recognize the default Seagate drive partition map. The only solution to the lack of Mac file system support is to restrict oneself to FAT32 as this can be written to from a Mac but that is a long out of date format.Secondly the UPnP AV technology to play the streamed video does not work with iTunes, Apple TV, Boxee or on the Mac. The only thing that is possible with anything other than FAT32 is to ftp files to the router (Which is a clumsy slow process) and then be able to use the content as read only files. It isn't fast enough to play back HD video in real time to Boxee as a file share. Instead it stutters and breaks. Given that most home purchasers are using Macs the lack of Mac support seems to be a major failing of the E3000 that really needs to be indicated on the packaging. A waste of $80 over the E2000 just to find the only useable functionality over the E2000 for most users is as an ftp server.In short the E3000 is for PC only home networks. Those with mixed networks or Mac or Boxee setups are better off saving their money and time by using the E2000 and forgetting the USB drive.
Скроменый эксперт
18.04.2011
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
I've used Linksys home routers for more than a decade and this is by far the best one yet in every respect. I didn't bother with their fancy new guided configuration software as I'm an experienced user. (I do suspect that inexperienced users might be almost as intimidated by the nifty new setup software, which transports the desired configuration to each new computer via a thumb drive, as they were by the older setup procedure; but that's another story). But I swear that the manual configuration took no longer than getting the shrink wrap off the outer box and undoing the twisty-ties -- reset the admin password, give the SSID a name, select security type, and set a network password. That's it -- all other factory pre-sets are exactly what you need and would expect. Total time for manual setup once the shrink wrap was off -- perhaps 3 minutes at most, and most of that spent crawling under the desk to plug it in. As I used the same SSID and network password as the old Linksys box I was replacing, all the machines actually rejoined the new network and router by themselves (and switched from G to N protocol) as soon as I entered the network password into the router control panel, with no prompting. And finally, the new packaging, even though it shouldn't really matter that much, is nothing short of breathtaking. If you're used to staring at the funny blue box on 4 legs with the two ear antennae, suddenly you enter the 21st century with this new box -- everyone familiar with Linksys products wants to touch it as if it's fine jewlery! It must be only 20% of the volume of the old box. A real triumph of industrial design, quite aside from the hardware and software.
Скроменый эксперт
29.06.2012
2/10
Оценка пользователя
Ужасно
Every time I close the laptop, it signal is lost, and I need to reconnect. Aweful product. Suggest the WRT54G Wireless-G Router or D-Link DIR-655 Extreme N Wireless Router instead.
Скроменый эксперт
13.09.2011
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
is in order to get it paired with your router, for it to even show up on your computer in the setup cd that came with the wireless bridge(the reason why it keeps saying it does not find any signal and such sort), is THE MOMENT YOU PLUG IN THE BLUE CABLE TO THE BACK OF YOUR WIRELESS ROUTER AND WIRELESS BRIDGE, AND THE POWER IS CONNECTED, HOLD THE BUTTONS(sorry i dont know the name of the buttons.. but it should be only one button on each) YOUR ROUTER AND BRIDGE FOR ABOUT A SECOND OR 2. THEN YOU PRESS NEXT, NEXT, NEXT IN THE SETUP PROGRAM UNTIL IT STARTS SEARCHING FOR DEVICES IN RANGE.i was stuck on this problem for months. i bought this product a year ago and someone resetted my wireless router a few months back. the bridge wasnt connecting to it anymore. i forgot who told me how to do this pairing in the first place. i thought it was a reviewer on amazon, i know i didnt think of it myself, i just remembered it. I am also very positive the cd and papers provided with this product doesnt tell you how to do this. I love this bridge though.. its just the setting up/installing that i hate..i use it strictly for my sony bravia tv which doesnt have built in wifi.
Скроменый эксперт
09.05.2012
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
Amazon packaging was zip open corrugated that just automatically opened flat for recycling. Product package was simple to open and easy to flatten for recycling. No ax or chainsaw required here! Easiest install in the history of computing--start to finish and connected to WI-FI in less than 2 minutes. WOW! I wish I could give it 10 stars.
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