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hi guys don't go here this is the brand new our 6100 Wi-Fi driver from Netgear as you can see is like the mini version of this our 6300 right here now mini boost in physical size and cost this one here costed about 99 dollars almost half the price of this one the question is do you get what you pay for the answer is yes and now now let's start with the yes first of all this is an 802 point is an AC or AC for short browser the high end is also very easy to use take a look here that's a label right here to show the preset of while is setting that's all you need to use it but you can see that actually put on top of the plastic right here that can go off and you know what off it goes but guess what there's another one on the bottom right here exactly the same and that's means you have to practice right into power and connect is internet port right here or one port to an Internet source such as the cable modem using a network cable and you are done in fact I've had this one a little bit too easy to use because the cable itself right here is also included and it's no normal cable this is very special because you have two ends that's right and each end has a label by itself that can be read from both sides now this end say plug into your router and this and here say plug into your motor now you know exactly which end goes into which now if you want to further customize this router you can do that too quite conveniently view is web interface or mobile apps and fighting my testing it up a very decent performance - that's sad let's move on to what we don't get and it's quite huge now first of all this is a dual stream router meaning that is supported to stream standard of y5 offering up to only 867 megabit per second when used with AC clients when he would end client only 300 megabits per second other high-end router 3 stream can offer up to 1.3 big appeal to second or foreign a 55 megabits per second respectively the second also the big disappointment is the lack of gigabit ethernet the rural come with one one port and for land for years and all of them provide only 100 megabit per second speed that is much slower than the rarest of Wi-Fi speed and it make your y network very slow as also means that if you have a very fascinated at at home faster than I want her to make it people to second this is not a router for you and finally I find some of the routers feature kind of limited for example has a QoS feature that can only manage the upstream and not the downstream and also the peril control feature which is very easy to use but cannot be managed through its web interface after install and the application all have to use the Open DNS website for that now in oh I like this one expecially for how much it cost but the lack of Gigabit Ethernet is probably the deal-breaker for many people for more on this router here check out my full review at calm and if you decide to get one will feel free to play with the network cable to plug whatever and do whatever port you want you are allowed to do that by me that's because I don't know and this has been the first look at the our 6100 Wi-Fi Baron from Nadia