My experience with this router has been 80% good and 20% bad. Overall, I believe the hardware of the router is great except the 6GHz band antenna which is outright weak. The problem most people had with this router is because the router uses the 6GHz band for backhaul, and this band is the weakest there is out there (much like the one in the TP-Link's BE10000 WIFI 7 router). I know this because I experimented with this router while connected on my phone on the 6GHz band and also using the band as a backhaul in the mesh setup. In my experiment, using the wireless backhaul (which uses the 6GHz band), the WIFI connection got weaker and weaker as I move the router point at1 feet interval away from the main router. The further I go, the weaker the connection. In fact, I lost almost all connection while having the point 20 feet away from the main router. I repeated the same experiment, using only the main router. I enabled the 6GHz band and assigned a custom SSID which allowed me to connect to the router specifically on the 6GHz band on my phone. I noticed that as I move away from the main router while connected on the 6GHz band, I kept losing bandwidth. I currently have a 1GB/sec internet service, and at 20 feet from the main router, I was getting speeds of about 22mb/sec. On the reverse, I got better connection as I move closer to the router and even recorded a speed of about 950mb/sec while standing right next to the router on the 6GHz band. The other problem is that the android app has bugs. I currently use an android phone, and I could not use the android app to setup the system. In fact, at first, I couldn't find the dynalink android app in the play store at all but I did find the app in the apple store. I happen to have an iphone that I don't use laying around, and I was able to use the apple app from the app store to setup the router. I did later find the android app in the play store and installed it but I never has any luck connecting to the system with the android app. Currently, I mostly resort to using the browser to access the router's setup page to make changes because I figured that this is the most reliable away to make changes to the router. Another issue people encounter while setting up the router mesh is that the point need to be setup wirelessly to the main router first before you can switch it to a wired backhaul otherwise, the point will just setup as a router of its own even though it is connected via ethernet cable to the main router. The point has no way of knowing that it is connected to the main router. In this case, you will need to factory reset the point and start over and set it up the recommended way. So, in other to have good experience with the router, you need to first use an iPhone to setup the router and make sure to follow the mesh setup instructions in the box to set up the router point. Secondly, you need to use wired backhaul between the main router and point, if not, you will have mediocre internet connection or dropped connection when connected to the internet via the point. Thirdly, either completely disable the 6GHz band or only use the band for devices that are located few feet from the main router or point. Other than the 6GHz band issue, the router performed as well as my orbi wifi 6 router which I hoped to upgrade with the dynalink router with the 6GHz band on budget (considering that I purchase my unit at $99). I have used my router for about 6 weeks, and I have never had any issues with connection on any of my devices, and I hope it continue to serve for a much longer time.
