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I'm actually very impressed with this new router. It seems oddly large compared to my old D-Link. However It was easy to configure after taking several minutes to figure out the navigation menus.
I didn't need to mess with having to configure the 2.4 and 5 GHz bands as it switches for you automatically as needed, and guest login was simple which is handy for my shop customers/staff. I really didn't have to configure that much. It was simple to apply filters to forbidden sites.
I've noticed real world large file wifi transfers with my AC capable adapters speeds have tripled.
The range is much better than my older D-link wifi router. Previously I had to use a booster to reach my shop through several walls. Now I don't need to use it.
This was a great buy and so far everything is excellent. I'd highly recommend this product.

My house is 2350 sqft, and 2 stories. I was initially concerned that the D-Link AC2600 EXO (DIR-882) wouldn't cover my whole house and back yard, but those concerns were unfounded. I placed the router upstairs in the front of the house, and speed tests are still excellent in the backyard.
The web admin page is clean and uncluttered, and updating the router didn't wipe the settings, which may seem like an obvious feature, but tell that to TP-Link. The only thing that was difficult to find was where to do DHCP reservations (the home menu, click on the device list, then on a specific device). Everything else was pretty straightforward.
I did turn off the smart connect feature (or whatever it's called) on the Wireless page, because my iPhone was connecting automatically to the 2.4 GHz network instead of the 5 GHz network. That might've been because of something I did on my Mac, though (changes sync across iCloud...yadda yadda), so possibly not the router's fault. Anyway, overall, I'm happy with this router so far. The price point for the feature set seems pretty hard to beat.

Updated:
1) D-Link, thanks for paying attention!
2) Netgear X10 does not have inbound IP filtering either. No response (at all!) from them concerning this matter for 5 days.
3) therefore, price-wise, D-Link seems to be superior
4) I have to move to a "semi-professional" router.
5) I never liked that these devices often combine more than one function (wireless and routing) - it's just my personal choice (stupid? is as stupid does).
6) Both D-Link and Netgear devices have powerful wireless (but not as powerful as I wish they had, so it's better for *me* to have my WAPs scattered around. Mesh networks are of zero value to me (just know which WAP to use where).




Setup was only slightly confusing. I did have trouble with setting them up as infrastructure printers but I think that turned out to be due to old drivers on the computers, one very declining-health inkjet (which is now dead), and incorrect "wake on print job" setting on a printer. The other, hp laser jet, seems to now be working fine from both a Mac and a PC.
Signal strength seems about the same as my old 'N' router as I don't get full bars when in my home office (about 30 feet but looking thru 3 walls and a pantry of food). All devices at that location work satisfactorily though. I did put the D-link on top of a high cabinet though in hopes of eliminating some blocking from other network devices inside the cabinet.
Location of the WPS button is easy to confuse with the RESET button. You must look closely at the tiny labels and I had to use a flashlight. They should have put the WPS button on the front/top or at least put large, contrasting labels on it.
The D link is pretty big, check the dimensions, including antenna height, against your planned location before buying it.
Overall, these are minor complaints and I am satisfied with the D link for my 'N' to 'AC' upgrade.



Biggest Con: NO ABILITY TO PURCHASE ADDITIONAL PODS! Need one more pod to cover house, not able to purchase additional pods.
Will be returning for higher end mesh. This is unacceptable.

I was using a 6 year old linksys e2500 router. My house is 2600 sq ft and I needed a repeater to even remotely use internet around my house. I upgraded to gigabit fiber internet, and the e2600 just wasn't cutting it. I was averaging 30-40mbps on wireless, and 70mbps wired.
But THIS new router!! oh my god.. this new router! First off, setup was the easiest I've ever encountered in a router. Literally just plug in, go to 192.168.0.1, and it detects everything for you and prompts for a new wifi name and password. And then you're just good to go! Configured pppoe for me as well.
As far as the speed difference:
For wireless, where i was getting 20-25 mbps, I'm now getting 160-180!! My wife even got 300mbps on her iPhoneX!
For wired, where I was getting 70-80 mbps, I'm now getting 200-230!!
Not only that, but I don't even need my repeater anymore! The range on this thing is incredible! full house Wifi!
Very satisfied! Very much recommend!


Pros:
Wireless devices connect very quickly
Qos seems to be working well (at least better than it did on the nighthawk)
When you make setting changes, it takes 35 secs or less to restart.
It's lightweight and does not get very hot. (mine is in a utility closet)
Getting full bandwidth I am paying for (150 Mbps / 10Mbps)
Cons:
No wireless network options to really choose from at all. You don't have the option for a separate 2.4ghz and 5ghz networks.
Older device such as an IPad gen 4 keeps disconnecting from the router. Had to make a guest network at 2.4 ghz to keep it connected.
IPV6 does not work with my cable Internet provider. (it worked with the Nighthawk R7000)
Very few options in the settings for people who like to have options.
D-link does not seem to update their firmware very often unlike Netgear. (Been out for over year and half now)
Conclusion: The D-Link Exo AC2600 router is currently selling for $130. For most people, that is a good bang for buck price compared to many competing routers out there. But I would advise anyone with many older wireless devices to maybe stay away from this router.







I was excited to receive this new router hoping to better our WiFi reception in our house.
I am very experienced with routers and how to configure them, and was very disappointed to find this router's interface was "Dumbed" down to the point of not being able to customize much of anything.
I have it connected, configured, and ready to use. Connected a tablet to the WiFi and it appeared to work well, but still did not reach to the other side of our house with any real strength (40' had 1 bar).
The next day the tablet would not connect, or even see the router WiFi. Even when it was 1 foot away from it!
I went thru the config on the router and all was as it was the day before.
Power cycled the router and the tablet immediately connected to it. The next day, again the tablet could not find the WiFi. Exact scenario as the previous day... Disabling and enabling the WiFi from the user interface did nothing. Power cycled the router and WiFi worked again... I checked for updates to the router software and it is using the newest release. The WiFi was just turning itself off every 24+- hours. There were no "power save" or other settings that would have turned the WiFi off.
The router is plugged into a power source along with other electronics, so I know the power source it OK. Switched the tablet back to use our really old D-Link DI-604 WiFi with 1 antenna and we still get 1 bar at 40' away. The DI-604 is still working to this day as it always has.
It is a sad day to see D-Link quality go down the drain. : (
