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NETGEAR Wireless Desktop Access Point (WAC124) - WiFi 5 Dual-Band AC2000 Speed - $29.99 + F/S - Amazon
$29.99
Amazon [amazon.com] has NETGEAR Wireless Desktop Access Point (WAC124) - WiFi 5 Dual-Band AC2000 Speed for $29.99. Shipping is free.
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$60.00 lower (67% savings) than the list price of $89.99
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★★★★☆ / 739 global ratings
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https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B07L1QMDKF [amazon.com]
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$60.00 lower (67% savings) than the list price of $89.99
Customer reviews:
★★★★☆ / 739 global ratings
About this Item:
- Maximum Range : 1500 Sq Ft
- AC2000 Wi-Fi - Up to 300 mbps plus 1734 mbps concurrent operation in 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz for maximum wireless throughput
- Better range with external antennas for maximum coverage
- More coverage and multi-user experience with 4x4 802.11AC Wave2 MU-MIMO
- 3 SSIDs for 3 separate secure Wi-Fi networks. Ideal for Admin, employees and guests
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Give Feedback Model: NETGEAR Wireless Desktop Access Point (WAC124) - WiFi 5 Dual-Band AC2000 Speed | 4 x 1G Ethernet Ports | Up to 64 Devices | WPA2 Security | Desktop | MU-MIMO | Supports 3 SSIDs | 802.11ac
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| Product Name: | NETGEAR Wireless Desktop Access Point (WAC124) - WiFi 5 Dual-Band AC2000 Speed | 4 x 1G Ethernet Ports | Up to 64 Devices | WPA2 Security | Desktop | MU-MIMO | Supports 3 SSIDs | 802.11ac |
| Manufacturer: | Netgear |
| Model Number: | WAC124-100NAS |
| Product SKU: | B07L1QMDKF |
| UPC: | 606449135756 |
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"IMPORTANT: When the WAC124 is connected to the Internet, you must use your
NETGEAR account email address and password to log in. Only if the WAC124
is not connected to the Internet can you use the admin user name and the local
login password (by default, password) that you specified when you used the
Smart Setup Wizard."
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No go for me
"IMPORTANT: When the WAC124 is connected to the Internet, you must use your
NETGEAR account email address and password to log in. Only if the WAC124
is not connected to the Internet can you use the admin user name and the local
login password (by default, password) that you specified when you used the
Smart Setup Wizard."
https://www.downloads.n
No go for me
How often do most ppl access their router after it's set up? Never?
If you would want to check or change your wifi password for example, you would need to get to the interface.
And I loath netgear to be snooping in my settings.
Also, what exactly connected to the internet mean? Should I disconnect the AP, and haul to the PC, just to access the settings?
no, thank you
If you would want to check or change your wifi password for example, you would need to get to the interface.
And I loath netgear to be snooping in my settings.
Also, what exactly connected to the internet mean? Should I disconnect the AP, and haul to the PC, just to access the settings?
no, thank you
How often do most ppl change their home wifi password? Never?
enjoy your day