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D-Link has decided to jump in and finally ship a three-stream ("450 Mbps") router. I wish they had chosen a different product number, though, because I can't tell you how many times I've typed 655 when I meant 665. I wasn't really impressed with TREN...
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gamepyre.com Updated:
2018-06-01 06:13:10
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With all the recent Florida storms, it was only a matter of time before my lights flickered, before the power went out, before everything shut down for a second. Midday tropical-like Florida storms dont last long and neither did my power outage...
I used and abused this D-Link Xtreme N Gigabit Wireless Router for a little over six weeks before I felt confident about writing this review. And I have to say that Im pleasantly surprised and very happy with this product. I live in Florida, and, in...
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D-Link's DIR-655 Xtreme N Gigabit Router was one of the first gigabit draft-2.0 routers, and it's still one of the best. D-Link has added a number of valuable features via firmware updates, such as USB drive and printer sharing, and a special Wi-Fi gu...
While its drive and printer sharing features have serious limitations, the D-Link DIR-655 would be one of our top picks even without them, thanks to its low price, great performance, easy setup, and handy guest access mode...
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D-Links DIR-655 Xtreme N Gigabit Router ($100 as of April 20, 2009) was one of the first gigabit draft-2.0 routers, and its still one of the best. D-Link has added a number of valuable features via firmware updates, such as USB drive and printer shar...
Very good performance; comprehensive features, USB drive and printer sharing; WiFi guest zone...
Only one computer can access a shared drive or pri, No Mac support for drive or printer sharing...
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Our review of the original DIR-655 is one of our most-viewed wireless router reviews, befitting its status as one of the most successful draft 802.11n routers. Since its original release, D-Link has continued to enhance the product, adding 9K jumbo f...
Gigabit WAN and LAN with excellent routing speed, Automatic QoS for Internet uplink and WLAN, USB device sharing...
USB device sharing is one Windows client at a time...
Market-leading single-band draft 802.11n router...
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crn.com
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2018-06-01 06:13:10
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Targeted more for the home office user, DLink\'s DIR-655 would also do the job as wireless N router in smaller networking environments not in need of multiple SSIDs or do not have lots of clients sharing bandwidth...
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maximumpc.com Updated:
2018-06-01 06:13:10
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D-Link’s DIR-655 was one of the fastest routers in our Draft-N roundup, and it proved best-in-breed in terms of range. But speed and range aren’t the only reasons to like this product. If you enjoy fine-tuning your network’s performance, the Xtreme N o...
Speedy; extremely high range; great QoS; superb attention to detail throughout.
Not the prettiest router we've ever seen. TCP output with WEP slower than expected.
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The network router has become as common as the microwave in most households. These magic boxes have all but become a commodity at our local computer stores, but the quest for more speed and more importantly, wireless connectivity, has led to more con...
Fast 300 Mbps performance with Xtreme N adapters, Full backwards compatibility with other wireless standards, StreamEngine Technology really works to maintain network performance for time sensitive requests, Proven reliability for 24/7 operation...
Costs more than your standard commodity router (but it’s worth it!), Marketing claims of 6X and 14X are slightly deceptive, The USB port is completely useless...
Finally Thoughts The DIR-655 Xtreme N router is a necessary evolution. No one likes to drill holes in their house to fish CAT 5 cable and running a wireless router is a perfect solution. However, as network loads increase, the bandwidth provided by...
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hardwaregeeks.com Updated:
2018-06-01 06:13:17
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A lot of people think that if it looks and acts like a router, then it must be a router. While thats true, just because its a router doesnt exactly mean it will work like any other router. This is something I have come to learn firsthand these past...
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cluboc.net Updated:
2018-06-01 06:13:21
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Wireless technology has come a long way over the years. 802.11b enabled us to run a wireless network in a small local area, 802.11g helped expand that network throughout the majority of a small house or office, and then we have 802.11n which ex...
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benchmarkreviews.com Updated:
2018-06-01 06:13:23
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Draft N is all the buzz around the WiFi circles, and manufacturers are pushing their early products onto store shelves despite the constant technical changes to the new unapproved draft. Although early product releases incorporating the 802.11n draft...
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xbitlabs.com Updated:
2018-06-01 06:13:23
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Not long ago I reviewed a Linksys WRT300N router that was one of the first to support the draft IEEE 802.11n standard. More devices feature this wireless standard now and I am going to tell you about one of them in this review.The D-Link DIR-655 router...
Good speed, Stylish exterior design, Excellent help system, Good implementation of VPN connections, Good support for QoS, WiFi Alliance certification, Wide administration opportunities...
Low functionality of the USB port, Impractical surface material, Poor thermal contact of the heatsinks with the components they cool, Gets very hot at work, Imperfect webinterface structure, Too bright indicators...
The DIR-655 router didn’t prove completely up to my expectations. For a top-end model, it lacks functionality. For devices of this class it is not enough to boast high potential due high-quality onboard controllers: this potential needs to be proper...
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Rarely have I received so many requests for a product review as I have for the D-Link DIR-655. This is most likely due to its position at the top of our Router Charts, with its impressive 200+ MHz routing speed. However, in keeping with my policy of no...
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computershopper.com Updated:
2018-06-01 06:13:23
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Good wireless throughput and above-average broadcast range are just two reasons why D-Links DIR-655 Xtreme N Gigabit Router should be at the top of your networking wish list. You also get four high-speed Gigabit Ethernet ports and an impress...
Fast transmission rates; strong radio signal...
Slightly expensive...
You no longer have to wait for the Draft N specification to become final—D-Links DIR-655 Xtreme N Gigabit Router delivers solid performance and some neat features. It costs a bit more than most wireless routers out there, however...
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With broadband internet saturating more and more homes each and every day, the idea of a home network becomes more and more enticing. As many households have more than one PC, the easiest and most popular way to share the home’s internet connection...
Stylish, Fast, Draft-N 2.0, Gigabit, Extensive options...
Setup problems when internet is not available...
Setting up the wireless network was simple and in no time I was up and going. The one problem I did run into was with the D-Link wireless connection manager not playing well with Windows Zero Config. This wasn’t exactly D-Links fault, but rather 2 d...
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v3.co.uk Updated:
2018-06-01 06:13:26
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Draft-N router with four Gigabit Lan ports...
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The D-Link DIR-655 has a robust feature set that includes wireless QoS (Quality of Service) monitoring and adjustment. Of the four routers I tested, it was the fastest at transferring data over short distances. But its complex management interface ke...
Fast (thanks to Gigabit Ethernet LAN ports) and feature-rich.
Confusing Web administration interface.
This fast wireless router comes with Gigabit LAN ports and has many features, including QoS monitoring, but the complex interface may intimidate some...
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First, and probably most noticeably, D-Link has given the DIR-655 a fresh new look. The DIR-655 has a white case and a black trim band that wraps around the case. Even the three antennas are white. Though the case tooling is almost identical to the to...
New looks, excellent performance, Gigabit Ethernet.
No WPS support on the client (yet), minor setup glitches. Article appeared originally on WiFi Planet.com.
First, and probably most noticeably, D-Link has given the DIR-655 a fresh new look. The DIR-655 has a white case and a black trim band that wraps around the case. Even the three antennas are white. Though the case tooling is almost identical to the to...
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D-Link Xtreme N Router versus Apple AirPort Extreme N base station My main disappointment with the new Apple AirPort Extreme 802.11n Base Station is that it does NOT support Gigabit Ethernet. Thats a key omission since there are many "pro" Macs that...
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connectreviews.com Updated:
2018-06-01 06:13:34
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D-Link and just about every other wireless networking manufacturer has begun producing wireless 802.11n routers using the Draft-N standard. The Draft-N standard provides users with blazing fast speeds, way faster than 802.11b/g and almost 2X farther ra...
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Now that draft-802.11n wireless routers are becoming more prevalent we're also finally seeing the move to Gigabit Ethernet as well. Netgear's RangeMax WRN854T was the first to deliver high speed network ports and now its D-Links turn with its new RangeBoo...
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targetpc.com Updated:
2018-06-01 06:13:36
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The specifications and features speak for themselves. D-Link managed to bring an extremely innovative networking solution for people seeking to improve their current or upcoming network for under $200$. Whether you are trying to get maximal performanc...
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Improved Ubicom StreamEngine technology means your connections run hotter than ever.
D-Link just keeps upping the 802.11n ante. The Xtreme N is a vast improvement over the previous DIR-630 model. The DIR-655 bridges the narrowing gap between consumer and business Wi-Fi routers. In tests, it matched the speed of the DIR-635 nose for nos...
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wi-fiplanet.com Updated:
2018-06-01 06:13:39
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Last fall, I reviewed the top-of-the-line D-Link RangeBooster N 650 router. I loved all of the configuration options, the configurable QoS engine, and the extensive list of preconfigured applications in the port forwarding setup. My unfulfilled wish wa...
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All right—so the high-speed 802.11n standard is still in draft form, but the channel doesnt want to wait to deliver solid, secure, high-performance wireless solutions to every corner of businesses of every size. What are the options? Slide Show: 4 R...
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crn.com
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2018-06-01 06:13:41
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All right—so the high-speed 802.11n standard is still in draft form, but the channel doesnt want to wait to deliver solid, secure, high-performance wireless solutions to every corner of businesses of every size. What are the options? Slide Show: 4 R...
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