D-Link M60

Do you want to expand your WiFi network throughout your home? This system by D-Link ensures a good signal even in the farthest corner of the house. This model fits into the category of Dual-band devices. This means it operates in two frequency bands and offers a very high transmission capacity. The D-Link wifi system will work with 2,4 GHz and 5 GHz. Any wireless transmitting via this device has a speed of up to 5952 Mb/s. You needn't worry about the transmission of any sensitive data because it has WPA, WPA2-PSK and WPA3. The model offers two frequency bands: 2.4 and 5 GHz. This means there will not be any risk of signal interference from other devices. With the WiFi Mesh system, you can get a good signal even to the farthest corners of your home. This Mesh uses the WiFi 6 WiFi standard.

D-Link M60 WiFi System Key Features

• Standards: 802,11a, 802,11b, 802,11g, 802,11n, 802,11ac and 802,11ax
• Thanks to the WiFi Mesh function, it is possible to connect routers and create a large network
• Extender, oFDMA, router and wi-Fi Mesh function available
• The WiFi system falls into the category of Dual-band devices
• D-Link WiFi System can use 2,4 GHz and 5 GHz WiFi bands
• Wireless data transmissions take place at speeds up to 5952 Mb/s
• WPA, WPA2-PSK and WPA3 keeps your data safe during transmission
• D-Link internal antennae amount: 8 ×
• Dimensions: 16,38 × 22,67 × 7,96 cm
• Works with WiFi 6
• Colour: blue and white

Additional Functions of the D-Link M60

This model works in dual-band mode, so it runs on the 2.4 and 5 GHz frequency bands. This WiFi system is also equipped with parental control functions. It can work with IPv6 protocol. The QoS function ensures equal traffic for all devices. The MU-MIMO function creates multiple data streams simultaneously. This improves data transmission. When you have guests over, they'll be able to surf the web using the D-Link system without any disruptions to your own private network. It can be paired with Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa, so you can control the device by voice. The DMZ function can be used to connect a protected network (private or corporate) to unprotected internet networks. It also handles DHCP functions like Server and Client