12 reviews
December, 2008
Award: Editor's Choice!

The DIR-615 drops a few features but performs well for the price.
Great price, Fast speed
Can't connect beyond about 300 feet, No Gigabit Ethernet ports
With no Gigabit ports, your wired connection will take longer to transfer files than a premium router, but you can always use Wi-Fi instead. The real draw is the low price: The DIR-615 is the most inexpensive N router you'll find and has minimal trade-off...
Though it has strong features and an attractive price, this entry-level draft-2 802.11n router was rather slow and failed to complete some of our long-distance tests.
If you already have the modem, you can't go far wrong with this keenly-priced router from D-Link.
For only -50 D-Link's DIR-615 router looks particularly good value as it offers an above average set of features. Wireless N performance is as always well below the quoted speeds and you only get Fast Ethernet ports at this price but D-Link's web access c...
They'll tell you when the Internet connection is good, which Ethernet ports are connected and whether the wireless access point is active, but there's nothing to show whether wireless security is implemented. If you're shifting big files around on...
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