WiFi Router Mercusys MR70X:Share your Internet connection with a new WiFi router. The Mercusys MR70X makes no compromises in Internet connection speed or stability. It uses 802,11b (2,4GHz), 802,11g (2,4GHz), 802,11n, 802,11ac and 802,11ax standards and Dual-band frequency., which means it uses two bands. The device features 4 external antennas. The practical DHCP functions of this model include Server and DHCP Client List. The wireless bandwidth speed of the device can reach up to 1775 Mb/s or 1 Gbit if you use cable connection. Mercusys MR70X WiFi Router Key Features The routers timeless design coupled with a colour scheme fits any interior Supports 802,11b (2,4GHz), 802,11g (2,4GHz), 802,11n, 802,11ac and 802,11ax WiFi speed up to 1775 Mb/s Reliable data security thanks to advanced encryption Create an Internet access point Hassle-free router setup WiFi Router supports IPv6 protocol Network security with DMZ Higher performance due to multiple data streams Guest Zone access for improved network protection Maximum SSID count: 2 piece(s) Number of external antennas: 4 Number of internal antennas: 0 Mercusys MR70X total antenna gain: 5W Keep Your Data Safe with the Mercusys MR70X WiFi Router The Mercusys MR70X router uses encryption to protect your privacy. The WiFi router is equipped with modern methods of data encryption, including WPA-PSK, WPA2-PSK and WPA3. Now you dont have to worry about your online data security. Simple Setup and Installation with the Mercusys MR70X Router You dont need a professional to setup your device. Please read the initial setup guide that comes with your router. Then you just need to connect the cables and in some cases enter the information from your service provider. Mercusys MR70X: When WiFi Isnt Enough, Cable Will Do Along with wireless internet, the router enables LAN connection reaching speeds of up to 1 Gbit. LAN connection usually means better internet speeds and stability, but it takes away the freedom we all know and love about WiFi. You can use USB to link the Mercusys to key peripherals, for example an external drive or a printer.