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title: "D-Link N300 Mesh Wi-Fi Range Extender- Cover up to 850 sq. ft. - Mesh, Booster, Repeater, Access Point, Extend Wi-Fi in Your Home, Ethernet Port, Easy App Setup, (DAP-1325-US)"
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# 300 Mbps speed 850 sq.ft coverage Ethernet port D-Link N300 Mesh Wi-Fi Range Extender- Cover up to 850 sq. ft. - Mesh, Booster, Repeater, Access Point, Extend Wi-Fi in Your Home, Ethernet Port, Easy App Setup, (DAP-1325-US)

**Brand:** d-link
**Price:** $45.31
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🚀 Boost your Wi-Fi, boost your life — never miss a beat at home or work!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** D-Link N300 Mesh Wi-Fi Range Extender- Cover up to 850 sq. ft. - Mesh, Booster, Repeater, Access Point, Extend Wi-Fi in Your Home, Ethernet Port, Easy App Setup, (DAP-1325-US) by d-link
- **How much does it cost?** $45.31 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- d-link enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted d-link brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Plug & Play Setup:** One-touch WPS and smart signal indicator for effortless installation
- • **Mesh Smart Roaming:** Automatically connects your devices to the strongest Wi-Fi signal as you move
- • **Blazing Fast Speeds:** Enjoy smooth streaming and surfing at wireless speeds up to 300 Mbps
- • **Versatile Connectivity:** Fast Ethernet port lets you wire devices or expand your network with ease
- • **Seamless Whole-Home Coverage:** Eliminate dead zones with up to 850 sq.ft extended Wi-Fi range

## Overview

The D-Link N300 Mesh Wi-Fi Range Extender (DAP-1325-US) is a compact, plug-in device designed to amplify your existing Wi-Fi network by up to 850 sq.ft. Supporting speeds up to 300 Mbps and featuring a fast Ethernet port, it ensures seamless streaming, gaming, and browsing. With easy one-touch WPS setup and Mesh Smart Roaming, it automatically connects your devices to the strongest signal, eliminating dead zones in homes or small offices. Its sleek design blends effortlessly into any space, making it the perfect solution for professionals seeking reliable, high-performance Wi-Fi coverage.

## Description

The N300 Wi-Fi range extender is a portable plug-in wireless repeater that lets you extend an existing wireless network. Simply place it anywhere in your home to extend the range of your wireless network. Supporting wireless N, this tiny yet powerful N300 Wi-Fi range extender gives you connection speeds of up to 300 Mbps, while still being backwards compatible with your existing wireless devices. Extend your wireless network. Increase the coverage of your home wireless network with the sleek and easy-to-use D-Link dap-1325 N300 Wi-Fi range extender. D-Link N300 technology helps to extend wireless range in your home or office and provides backward compatibility with older wireless devices in your network, allowing you to enjoy a fast, reliable wireless connection. Alternatively, use the built-in fast Ethernet port and your home's existing wired Ethernet cabling to extend wireless coverage without worrying about signal strength. Setting up the N300 Wi-Fi range extender is simple. Just use the one-touch configuration function by pushing the WPS push-button on the dap-1325 N300 Wi-Fi extender and on the router or access point, you want to extend, and the D-Link dap-1325 will automatically configure itself for you. Alternatively, you can use the supported qrs mobile app on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch, or Android mobile device to set up the dap-1325 easily without needing a computer. The N300 Wi-Fi range extender even includes a built-in setup Wizard that lets you configure it both wired and wirelessly with a PC or mobile device. Compact, Convenient Design. The dap-1325’s compact design and intuitive setup makes it perfect for use at home or in a small office. Simply plug it in and use the bright signal Indicator LED to find the best location to extend your network. Its diminutive wall-plug design saves you the hassle of dealing with a power cord and its sleek, unobtrusive appearance blends easily into the decor of any home or office.

Review: Very Happy With This As An Access Point - My Comcast combination modem/router (Arris TG862G) provides a terrible wireless signal. It is big and ugly and sits in the office near the front of the house. Unless we are in the same room as the router, it is pretty much useless. The wireless signal has zero strength outside the room. Our 2 story + daylight basement has cat5e wiring throughout, but they were not active. I am familiar with installing software and I'm happy to research and try to learn just about anything, but I am definitely not a computer expert and I know nothing about networks. This weekend I decided to try to fix our internet problems. Stage 1: Get the in-wall ethernet ports working. It bothered me that I had all of these outlets throughout the house and they were inactive. I wanted to be able to hard-wire my Xbox. It turned out to be easy. Find the cable panel, buy an 8-port switch, plug the 8 ethernet cables that are dangling in the panel into the switch, and run an ethernet cable "out" of the Arris router and into the wall. Done. I took my laptop and an ethernet cable to each port and tested it. 120mbps at every outlet (which is far higher than what I pay for). Stage 2: Improve wireless signal. Since we have the ethernet ports throughout the house, I only really needed an access point (not necessarily a router, although a router would have worked just the same). I did a fair amount of research and read a lot of reviews. Ultimately, I think there are a lot of good routers/access points and I just had to pick one. My criteria? (1) I wanted something with ac connection for our iphones and tvs. (2) It didn't have to be the fastest thing out there, given that our internet is only about 100 Mbps. (3) Around $100 or less (not because I don't think that the more expensive ones are better, but because I felt I could get what I needed for $100). (4) Something that would fit on a shelf or tv stand in my family room and not look like a router. (5) Easy set up. When I got this router, I read through the few short pages of instructions. If you are using this as a range extender, setup is literally 30 seconds. There isn't a section of the instructions labeled "access point mode," so I just followed the "configure the dap-1650 using a web browser" instructions. It was easy. It took 10 minutes max to name the 2.4GHz and 5Ghz, set the passwords, and connect my devices. My setup: Unlike some other reviewers, I have set the 2.4GHz to be a separate network from my existing network (i.e., the 2.4 GHz signal from the Arris router). If the Arris router was good, I could see merging those networks (using the same SSID and password) so that your devices could jump from one to the other, but the Arris signal is so bad that our 2.4GHz devices won't ever use it. Ever. Results: On the 5Ghz network, in our open concept family room, kitchen, and dining room, I am getting 120 mbps --- the same as if our devices were hard-wired. Amazing. At the other end of the house, opposite this AP, it is about 70. Upstairs and downstairs, immediately above and below where this AP is located, we are also getting 120 mbps, with decreases to about 70 throughout the house. On the 2.4GHz network, in the family room area, it is about 35Mbps, although I haven't tried to optimize this by changing channels, etc. For comparison, on the 2.4GHz network from my Arris router, in the family room (about 30 feet from the router), the download speed was 1.4mbps. Yes, 1.4. Not only does it work great, but it is small and easy to hide, and it doesn't have a bunch of antennas screaming that it's a router. I could place this in any room in the house and it would look fine. Overall, I'm extremely pleased. It does everything that I wanted it to. I don't need a network that covers acres of property, but I want to have a good signal everywhere in my house. This has allowed me to do that. I would definitely recommend it (and already have).
Review: Works great as an access point to expand existing wireless network - I was really surprised with this router, in a good way. I purchased it to expand our home's wireless coverage, using it in the "access point" mode. My primary router already had Wireless AC 1200+ connectivity, which is located in the basement. The house also has CAT6 networking pre-wired throughout which is centralized through a gigabit Hub. Basically I ran a network cable from one of my primary routers' Ethernet ports into the wall. Then I connected this new D-link router into one of the network ports upstairs which enables them to communicate with each other. Using the router's built-in configuration software (as indicated in the instructions) I was able to go through the set-up wizard, and elect "Access Point" mode. Thanks to being connected already via the network cable to my primary router it was able to pick up all the right settings and add an additional Wireless signal to my network. IMPORTANT TIP: When you add this to a network essentially creating two wireless signals, you should make sure that your channels are different to help boost your performance. For example: for your 2.4Ghz signals, make sure that one device is set to Channel 6, and one to Channel 11. With the 5Ghz signals, do the same, having one set (for example) to 36 and one to 44. Keep in mind that the gap you set between the 5Ghz channels may need to vary depending on the channel "width" you set. I.e. a "40Mhz channel width" will mean your signal will broadcast on BOTH channel 36 and 40 (as opposed to a 20Mhz channel width which will only utilize channel 36). This means that your second wifi signal's channels should start at 44 so it does not overlap. I realized that I could have this new access point set up in one of two ways: With the same SSID and Password as my existing wireless signal coming from my primary router. OR: Set it up as a new Wireless signal (for Example: "network2" or "upstairs"). Both would work fine as your connected devices would automatically choose the stronger of the two signals when connecting. I chose, however, to have it called a different name to my existing Wireless signal, because I understand that once a device is connected and you move to an area where the signal you have locked onto is weaker than the other signal, it may not switch automatically. I wanted to be aware of this when it happens (something you have no way of knowing if they both share the same SSID). This is just a personal preference, and ho no bearing on performance. The performance is great, maintaining a solid connection, regardless of the device, throughout the home, and the AC performance is really fast and great for streaming HD video (even 4K). All of this functionality and performance comes at a very reasonable price and I would highly recommend this device, either as an expansion on an existing network, or a standalone router!

## Features

- Extend your current wi-fi signal to far corners of your home such as backyards basements and bedrooms eliminating wi-fi dead zones or weak spots in wireless coverage. Extends the range of your existing Wi-Fi network coverage by up to 850 sq. ft.
- Wireless speeds of up to 300Mbps for seamless streaming surfing and other web-based applications; LAN: 1(10/100).
- Faster ethernet port lets you connect a wired device or network switch with multiple devices to you wireless network.
- Easy set-up with wps Technology and the built-in smart signal Indicator which helps you find the optimal placement location.
- Mesh Smart Roaming - Shares the same network name with your router and automatically connects your mobile device to the strongest Wi-Fi signal as you roam around your home.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07D1W34KW |
| Best Sellers Rank | #353 in Repeaters |
| Brand | D-Link |
| Color | White |
| Customer Reviews | 3.9 3.9 out of 5 stars (1,206) |
| Date First Available | May 12, 2018 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 3.26 x 2.71 x 3.86 inches |
| Item Weight | 3.52 ounces |
| Item model number | DAP-1325-US |
| Manufacturer | D-Link Systems, Inc. |
| Product Dimensions | 3.26 x 2.71 x 3.86 inches |
| Series | DAP-1325-US |
| Wireless Type | 802.11g/n |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** D-Link
- **Data Transfer Rate:** 300 Megabits Per Second
- **Frequency Band Class:** Dual-Band
- **Special Feature:** Foldable
- **Wireless Communication Standard:** 802.11g/n

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very Happy With This As An Access Point
*by C***H on January 15, 2015*

My Comcast combination modem/router (Arris TG862G) provides a terrible wireless signal. It is big and ugly and sits in the office near the front of the house. Unless we are in the same room as the router, it is pretty much useless. The wireless signal has zero strength outside the room. Our 2 story + daylight basement has cat5e wiring throughout, but they were not active. I am familiar with installing software and I'm happy to research and try to learn just about anything, but I am definitely not a computer expert and I know nothing about networks. This weekend I decided to try to fix our internet problems. Stage 1: Get the in-wall ethernet ports working. It bothered me that I had all of these outlets throughout the house and they were inactive. I wanted to be able to hard-wire my Xbox. It turned out to be easy. Find the cable panel, buy an 8-port switch, plug the 8 ethernet cables that are dangling in the panel into the switch, and run an ethernet cable "out" of the Arris router and into the wall. Done. I took my laptop and an ethernet cable to each port and tested it. 120mbps at every outlet (which is far higher than what I pay for). Stage 2: Improve wireless signal. Since we have the ethernet ports throughout the house, I only really needed an access point (not necessarily a router, although a router would have worked just the same). I did a fair amount of research and read a lot of reviews. Ultimately, I think there are a lot of good routers/access points and I just had to pick one. My criteria? (1) I wanted something with ac connection for our iphones and tvs. (2) It didn't have to be the fastest thing out there, given that our internet is only about 100 Mbps. (3) Around $100 or less (not because I don't think that the more expensive ones are better, but because I felt I could get what I needed for $100). (4) Something that would fit on a shelf or tv stand in my family room and not look like a router. (5) Easy set up. When I got this router, I read through the few short pages of instructions. If you are using this as a range extender, setup is literally 30 seconds. There isn't a section of the instructions labeled "access point mode," so I just followed the "configure the dap-1650 using a web browser" instructions. It was easy. It took 10 minutes max to name the 2.4GHz and 5Ghz, set the passwords, and connect my devices. My setup: Unlike some other reviewers, I have set the 2.4GHz to be a separate network from my existing network (i.e., the 2.4 GHz signal from the Arris router). If the Arris router was good, I could see merging those networks (using the same SSID and password) so that your devices could jump from one to the other, but the Arris signal is so bad that our 2.4GHz devices won't ever use it. Ever. Results: On the 5Ghz network, in our open concept family room, kitchen, and dining room, I am getting 120 mbps --- the same as if our devices were hard-wired. Amazing. At the other end of the house, opposite this AP, it is about 70. Upstairs and downstairs, immediately above and below where this AP is located, we are also getting 120 mbps, with decreases to about 70 throughout the house. On the 2.4GHz network, in the family room area, it is about 35Mbps, although I haven't tried to optimize this by changing channels, etc. For comparison, on the 2.4GHz network from my Arris router, in the family room (about 30 feet from the router), the download speed was 1.4mbps. Yes, 1.4. Not only does it work great, but it is small and easy to hide, and it doesn't have a bunch of antennas screaming that it's a router. I could place this in any room in the house and it would look fine. Overall, I'm extremely pleased. It does everything that I wanted it to. I don't need a network that covers acres of property, but I want to have a good signal everywhere in my house. This has allowed me to do that. I would definitely recommend it (and already have).

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works great as an access point to expand existing wireless network
*by A***F on September 9, 2015*

I was really surprised with this router, in a good way. I purchased it to expand our home's wireless coverage, using it in the "access point" mode. My primary router already had Wireless AC 1200+ connectivity, which is located in the basement. The house also has CAT6 networking pre-wired throughout which is centralized through a gigabit Hub. Basically I ran a network cable from one of my primary routers' Ethernet ports into the wall. Then I connected this new D-link router into one of the network ports upstairs which enables them to communicate with each other. Using the router's built-in configuration software (as indicated in the instructions) I was able to go through the set-up wizard, and elect "Access Point" mode. Thanks to being connected already via the network cable to my primary router it was able to pick up all the right settings and add an additional Wireless signal to my network. IMPORTANT TIP: When you add this to a network essentially creating two wireless signals, you should make sure that your channels are different to help boost your performance. For example: for your 2.4Ghz signals, make sure that one device is set to Channel 6, and one to Channel 11. With the 5Ghz signals, do the same, having one set (for example) to 36 and one to 44. Keep in mind that the gap you set between the 5Ghz channels may need to vary depending on the channel "width" you set. I.e. a "40Mhz channel width" will mean your signal will broadcast on BOTH channel 36 and 40 (as opposed to a 20Mhz channel width which will only utilize channel 36). This means that your second wifi signal's channels should start at 44 so it does not overlap. I realized that I could have this new access point set up in one of two ways: With the same SSID and Password as my existing wireless signal coming from my primary router. OR: Set it up as a new Wireless signal (for Example: "network2" or "upstairs"). Both would work fine as your connected devices would automatically choose the stronger of the two signals when connecting. I chose, however, to have it called a different name to my existing Wireless signal, because I understand that once a device is connected and you move to an area where the signal you have locked onto is weaker than the other signal, it may not switch automatically. I wanted to be aware of this when it happens (something you have no way of knowing if they both share the same SSID). This is just a personal preference, and ho no bearing on performance. The performance is great, maintaining a solid connection, regardless of the device, throughout the home, and the AC performance is really fast and great for streaming HD video (even 4K). All of this functionality and performance comes at a very reasonable price and I would highly recommend this device, either as an expansion on an existing network, or a standalone router!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ A little hiccup
*by A***A on September 27, 2019*

Using this device (DAP 1650, Wireless AC1200 Dual Band Gigabit Range Extender) as an Extender. Update: Now works really well. Speed is good. All my devices in the dead area are connected to the extender and they work really well. Occassionally when my provider lags, it will drop. It sometimes reconnects on it's own, but sometimes it takes so long I push the rest to force it to search for the signal. But I am happy with it. So happy I wanted to buy another and now see the price has increased. The instructions in the book seemed easy enough, but I must not be as okay with tech as I thought because I didn't realise that the extender set-up was the long one (page 7 of the manual) and not the short "press WPS on router, then press WPS on D-Link then you're done". So I had left it for hours thinking it was doing a firmware upgrade (flashing orange internet LED) Once that was sorted (and it was easy to follow instructions) it gave 2 solid green lights and I moved it to the dead zone. It took longer than the 10 seconds I see in the majority of reviews, but it did eventually give me 2 steady green lights as well. My devices picked it up and connected. But I tested the speed and it was slow. So slow that I went back to using my main system (that I had THOUGHT was slow) to be able to send this review. The laptop is connected to Old Slow Boat and the phone is connected to New Slow Boat. Phone is slower in speed (read: connectivity) than the laptop. Could be I am having a really bad service night form my provider? Dunno. But the signal strength is VERY strong, but not fast at all. Will give it a few more days.

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