Pro Wireless Router, Plug and Play, AC 1350Mbps, 3 Gigabit ports

I've been using various routers for sometime, and it seems every other week we have a new one on the market. For years I'd been using the Apple Airport routers, but started having kids that needed to be tamed. Eero stepped up, and had pretty much been my solution for sometime. Luma, Portal, and others I tested for a bit, but I've continued to stick with the my eero.Kisslink, while nothing huge in terms of Wifi, was intriguing. I actually decided to pick one up, and had my 11 year old son set it up. He's into technology like me, but we haven't given him the reigns yet to do whatever he wants (which is why we need the eero). I was fairly sure he'd be able to set it up, but he seemed to question his abilities. However, within 5 minutes, he had it plugged into the Cat5 running throughout the house, setup, and running all via his iPod Touch.It seems to work as advertised, and is quite handy to be able to "pair" devices to network with it. Versus having it be a main driver for our network, however, we decided to keep it and setup as an access point. We've not had to reset it, and speeds seem to be fairly decent.If you're looking for a fairly, cheap, but not feature rich router, this could be the one for you.

This thing works the first time you get it but not fully it’s a total fraud. It just shows your WiFi as full bars and increases the strength by 1KB (nothing) if you’re lucky. Now it doesn’t even work, I’ve been trying to reconnect it because WiFi doesn’t reach my room but nope it just kicks me off the WiFi. I’ve also been waiting supposedly tech support for about 8 months when I first bought it. Don’t waste your money on this company no matter how good it looks.

The mobile app is awful, features on the app when clicked says you cannot access on mobile but the device itself has only one button. And oh you are going to love the sound it makes when it gets a new connection, really nice loud beep...what you won't like is when it just keeps beeping with no sign of stopping.It's garbage that works but you know what for what it cost you might as well find something else that works with a lot less headache.

Update: Support reached out to me. Once more testing is done with them I will update this review.I kickstarted this. I am one of the people who waited patiently for this to come out. I commented a few times on the kickstarter page, nothing overly negative. I gave them a chance. The product changed design from the original model we backed, but I did not care what it looked liked, some others were not so forgiving. I just wanted a working product. I finally received this in March. Shipped straight from Amazon. Never received tracking, it just showed up one day. I have been using it for a couple of weeks. The router itself is cheap feeling and hollow, the apps are buggy on both Android and iOS. The router works but not at AC speeds. I barely get 5 to 7 MBps on the 5GHZ network while transferring files between AC laptop and hardwired NAS and vice versa (I was 5 feet from the router which was connected to my main router by a short CAT 6 cable, using it in bridge mode). I hooked back up my older AC router and the speeds increased instantly. This needs to be fixed. I emailed support and have not heard back. I am hoping this is a software issue. Getting 802.11g speeds is not good for something released in 2017.That being said the multiple SSID support and KISS authentication work great.Fix the apps and the router speeds and for $99 this won't be half bad.

The Kisslink pro is a router coming into a world where mesh networks is king, so does this little black box stand up to a google home, netgear orbi or others?In my testing the kisslink pro was very easy to install, plug the modem into the router, plug any lan devices into the router, unplug your modems power, then plug the power into the kisslink and modem and within minutes you are up and running.The ability to add devices via proximity is great, the ability to use the "zen button" is a clever feature and the fact you can buy multiple kisslink pro's and create a mesh network, while I haven't tried this yet is nice that it seems "future proof".I used a google home mesh network, it was ok but the app management was awesome. I used the TPLink Deco, it was good, and the app was so-so. I used the netgear orbi and the signal was outstanding but the app was terrible. The Kisslink in a single node environment is powerful enough to reach the ends of my house with good signal, it can power my RING doorbell camera and my ring floodlight HD cams. It streams video over my roku's without buffering. Overall it works well, and the app, while not the best it works well.I would recommend the kisslink pro router, it's easy to use, it looks good, it's future proof supporting mesh networking and at the end of the day it does what you would expect.

AWFUL AWFUL AWFUL.... NO WONDER THEY WENT UNDER! NO TECH SUPPORT WHATSOEVER!

This device is a total fraud and waste as is Keewifi, the useless apps and their so called "tech support"I am an original Kickstarter backer and I feel totally insulted,misled and let down by Keewifi. This ugly black box DOES NOT work. Period.The password DOES NOT work and the devices (Yes I was sucker punched for two of them!) are nothing even close to the design and technology that we financed. To make matters worse, Keewifi also sent me the incorrect wall plugs so I had to purchase new ones at my own expense and ..... still the damn thing DOES'T WORK!!! Save your money and stay away from these unethical ripoff merchants.

My wifi signal went up to 80% which is massive and I'm downloading on 6mps which is incredible. Highly recommended