Linksys MR6350

Dual Band Wi-Fi AC1300 (AC867 N400) MU-MIMO Wireless Router 4 LAN ports 10/100/1000 Mbps

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The Linksys MR6350 Wi-Fi AC1300 MU-MIMO Router is a Mesh-enabled router that makes it capable of acting as a node (hotspot) and allows your devices to use the fastest Internet route. You extend your Wi-Fi network by taking advantage of the Intelligent Mesh WiFi System.

Dual Band Wi-Fi AC1300 (AC867 N400) MU-MIMO Wireless Router 4 LAN ports 10/100/1000 Mbps

Overview

Mesh-enabled Dual Band AC Wi-Fi Router

The Linksys MR6350 Wi-Fi AC1300 MU-MIMO Router is a Mesh-enabled router that makes it capable of acting as a node (hotspot) and allows your devices to use the fastest route to the Internet. You extend your Wi-Fi network by taking advantage of the Intelligent Mesh WiFi System, which is made up of modular nodes (hotspots). These work seamlessly together to meet the needs of any home and provide seamless Wi-Fi wherever you are.

streaming, gaming and extended Wi-Fi

Experience Wi-Fi Mesh that allows you to stream, play online and binge-watch with the Linksys MR6350 Dual Band Wi-Fi 5 Mesh Router.TheMR6350's wireless signal range extends up to 110m2 and the router can handle up to 12 (or more) devices at the same time, at 1.3Gbps.

With automatic software updates, parental controls and separate guest access, your network will always be safe, secure and up-to-date.

No more out-of-reach areas

Intelligent Mesh technology allows the router to adapt to your Wi-Fi needs. This means that your devices can enjoy a strong signal anywhere in the house.

If your needs change and you want to expand your network, you can add one of the Linksys Mesh products.

Easy setup and management

With the Linksys App, you can remotely control your Wi-Fi network using a smartphone or tablet.

  • Guest access: create a separate, easy-to-share password-protected Wi-Fi network accessible to up to 50 guests.
  • Parental controls: secure Internet access for your children, especially when you're on the move or travelling. Control wireless network usage, restrict access to certain websites and block access to the Internet from certain devices.
  • Priority management: You can prioritise access to the Wi-Fi network for certain devices so they get faster bandwidth.
  • Speed test: test and monitor the speed of your Internet connection.
Specifications
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General information

Product name

Linksys MR6350

Brand

Linksys

Model

MR6350-EU

Router

Modem/Router type

WIFI Router

Network standard(s)

10/100/1000 Mbps
Wi-Fi A (IEEE 802.11a)
Wi-Fi AC
Wi-Fi AC 1300 Mbps (IEEE 802.11ac)
Wi-Fi AC 867 Mbps (IEEE 802.11ac)
Wi-Fi B (IEEE 802.11b)
Wi-Fi G (IEEE 802.11g)
Wi-Fi N 400 Mbps (IEEE 802.11n)

Wireless

Yes

Mesh Wi-Fi (mesh/multiroom network)

Yes

Dual-Band

Yes

Network connector(s)

4 X LAN - Gigabit Ethernet - RJ45
1 X WAN - Gigabit Ethernet - RJ45

Modem

Integrated Modem

No

Interface with the computer

RJ45 Female
Wi-Fi
USB 3.0

Physical characteristics

Width

205 mm

Height

137 mm

Depth

150 mm

Weight

520 g

Warranties

Commercial warranty

Seller 3 years

Legal warranty

See terms & conditions

Product referenced on 27 Oct 2020

Customer review
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3/10
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  • by thomasN
    Posted on 25 Aug 2021
    Bought on 20 Aug 2021 from LDLC
    Number of reviews: 1 Average rating: 3

    for neophytes only

    The MR6350 on the technical sheet corresponded completely to what I was looking for, unfortunately the reality is far from my expectations. First of all, the impossibility of configuring the router via a web interface, without being prohibitive it is a big disadvantage, and even if the proposed application allowed a real control of the network, but it is not the case. It's not possible to disable the dhcp server, it's not possible to prevent ARP requests from being sent en masse to make itself the default gateway (in another context this is called an ARP Poisoning attack), it creates problems on the rest of my network.
    In short, for users who don't have a specific topology and are just looking to extend their wi-fi coverage, it might do the job, but even then, it would be a fluke.

    Wanting to do routing with a router, what a strange idea, and yet it is impossible...

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