300Mbps Wireless N Router WISP Repeater & AP Mode for Home or Office Use

300Mbps Wireless N Router — WISP, Repeater & AP Mode for Home or Office

Simple setup. Reliable Wi-Fi. Everyday performance.

Get dependable Wi-Fi without the complications with this compact 300Mbps Wireless N router. Designed for small homes, apartments, studios and office corners, it delivers stable 2.4GHz performance for streaming, video calls, cloud work and smart-home devices. With support for Router, WISP, Repeater and AP modes, it adapts to whatever your network setup needs — no extra gear, no fuss.

Lightweight, understated and easy to configure, it blends right into your space while keeping your devices connected and your day running smoothly.

🧰 Set Includes

• 1× Wireless N Router
• Power adapter
• Ethernet cable
• Quick-start guide

✔️ Key Features

• 300Mbps 2.4GHz bandwidth — smooth streaming & daily browsing
• External antennas — more stable coverage across rooms
• 4-in-1 network modes — Router / WISP / Repeater / AP flexibility
• WPA/WPA2-PSK security — simple, secure Wi-Fi access
• 3× LAN ports — reliable wired link for PCs, printers & hubs
• WPS one-touch pairing — fast, beginner-friendly setup
• Reset button — quick restore for clean starts
• Web-based management — see online devices & speeds easily
• Firewall controls — MAC filtering, IP binding, port management
• 802.11b/g/n support — works with older & modern Wi-Fi devices
• RoHS-compliant build — safer materials & reduced environmental impact
• Compact footprint — fits desktops, shelves or wall-mounted spots
• Bandwidth controls — prioritise work apps or streaming when needed
• Flexible WAN options — DHCP / Static / PPPoE / WISP compatibility
• Reliable ABS housing — durable design for daily operation

⚙️ Product Details

• Speed: Up to 300Mbps (2.4GHz)

• Wireless standard: IEEE 802.11b/g/n

• Ports: 3× LAN, 1× WAN

• Setup: WPS or browser GUI

• Power: 12V supply

• Size: ≈200 × 130 × 26 mm

• Maintenance: Simple reboot + occasional firmware updates

🛠️ Snagg It Tip

Place the router centrally and slightly elevated — a shelf or monitor top gives far better coverage than hiding it behind electronics.