Testseek.com have collected 34 expert reviews of the Buffalo WZR-D1800H AirStation 1750 Gigabit Dual Band Router and the average rating is 76%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Buffalo WZR-D1800H AirStation 1750 Gigabit Dual Band Router.
August 2013
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The editors liked
New 802.11ac standard
Wireless speeds approaching 1.3Gb/s
Simultaneous dual band operation
Compatible with existing devices
Affordable
Very good close-range performance on the 2.4GHz band
DLNA media server
Can be oriented vertically or horizontally
Blazing speed
Quick initial setup
Four LAN ports
The Buffalo AirStation AC1300 / N900 Gigabit Dual Band Wireless Router WZR-D1800H supports 802.11ac and all previous Wi-Fi standards. It's very fast on the 5GHz band and is comparatively affordable
Easy way to expand connectivity in wireless network. Simple setup. Stylish design.
Top throughput tested to date. Gives performance boost to 802.11n Wi-Fi even without 802.11ac client adapters. Elegant design. Advanced capabilities and features.
Good throughput and range. Excellent interface. Can operate as router
Access point
Or bridge. Feature-packed.
First 802.11ac router supporting 1300 Mbps speeds. Dual 5Ghz and 2.4GHz radios. Excellent performance across the spectrum. VPN server included in stock firmware.
The editors didn't like
Provided stand is not dependable
No guest network on either frequency band
Only one USB port to support shared storage or a printer
Not both
USB drive doesn't recognize drives formatted NTFS
Currently requires bridge to take full advantage of 802.11ac
One USB port
Advanced setup is confusing
The router's 802.11ac speed
While very fast
Isn't close to what the new standard is supposed to offer. Its 2.4GHz band Wireless-N performance could use some improvement
And the support for USB external hard drives is limited and buggy
Expensive media bridge option when paired with anything but Buffalo's 11ac router
No DD-WRT-based interface as in other Buffalo routers. Interface is cluttered and poorly designed. No native IPv6 support. Unless you have high throughput needs and all-802.11n equipment
The case to buy is hard to make while 802.11ac is still in draft
Mobile management interface fairly useless. External access to attached USB drives messy to set up. Flimsy mounting structure
The AirStation 1750 works well with 11n devices
Even if it's not the fastest we've ever seen
But combined with the AirStation 1300 it's an unbeatable (if expensive) performer. The only question mark is whether the final 802.11ac standard will throw up s
Drives formatted as HFSare not supported by the USB interface
Good throughput and range. Excellent interface. Can operate as router, access point, or bridge. Feature-packed.
Mobile management interface fairly useless. External access to attached USB drives messy to set up. Flimsy mounting structure
With the AirStation Extreme AC1750 Gigabit Dual Band Wireless Router, Buffalo steps up its game: The router offers great new management software and good performance. There's a lot to love about this router, but frustrating remote access and mobile manag...
The WZR-D1800H ties with TRENDnet's TEW-812DRU for the bottom (#6) rank among AC1750 class products. As noted earlier, its failure to run the tests with 60 dB attenuation caused its low 2.4 GHz range ranking, which didn't help its total ranking. The large...
Published: 2012-09-20, Author: Scott , review by: chipchick.com
If you're in the market for a new router, you can count on the Buffalo AirStation WZR-D1800H to be extremely future-proof. In addition to speed, it offers a lot of great enhancements over any other router on the market today. Wireless range, throughp...
Very good close-range performance on the 2.4GHz band, DLNA media server, Can be oriented vertically or horizontally
No guest network on either frequency band, Only one USB port to support shared storage or a printer, not both, USB drive doesn't recognize drives formatted NTFS
Buffalo's WZR-1800H delivers more bang for the buck than Belkin's AC 1200, but that's not really saying much....
New 802.11ac standard, Wireless speeds approaching 1.3Gb/s, Simultaneous dual band operation, Compatible with existing devices, Affordable
Provided stand is not dependable
If you're ready to take your wireless network into the next frontier, Buffalo's AirStation AC1300/N900 dual band router will take you there at warp speed.Buffalo Technology (USA) ...
Published: 2012-07-03, Author: John , review by: Laptopmag.com
Blazing speed, Quick initial setup, Four LAN ports
Currently requires bridge to take full advantage of 802.11ac, One USB port, Advanced setup is confusing
Using the new 802.11ac protocol, the Buffalo AirStation AC1300/N900 Gigabit Dual Band router raises the bar for wireless speed, but you'll need an adapter to take full advantage.
The AirStation 1750 works well with 11n devices, even if it's not the fastest we've ever seen, but combined with the AirStation 1300 it's an unbeatable (if expensive) performer. The only question mark is whether the final 802.11ac standard will throw up s
Although it's fairly well specified, the AirStation 1750 does lack some useful features commonly found on high-end consumer routers, such as a guest wireless network, multiple SSIDs and 3G support. The lack of USB 3.0 is also disappointing, and the single...
Easy way to expand connectivity in wireless network. Simple setup. Stylish design.
Expensive media bridge option when paired with anything but Buffalo's 11ac router
Buffalo's AirStation AC1300/N450 4-Port Gigabit Dual Band Wireless Ethernet Bridge WLI-H4-D1300 is perfect in form and function but is an expensive media bridge if you aren't interested in deploying draft 802.11ac....
The Buffalo AirStation AC1300 / N900 Gigabit Dual Band Wireless Router WZR-D1800H supports 802.11ac and all previous Wi-Fi standards. It's very fast on the 5GHz band and is comparatively affordable
The router's 802.11ac speed, while very fast, isn't close to what the new standard is supposed to offer. Its 2.4GHz band Wireless-N performance could use some improvement, and the support for USB external hard drives is limited and buggy
The Buffalo AirStation AC1300 / N900 Gigabit Dual Band Wireless Router WZR-D1800H offers great value by adding support for 802.11ac on top of a high-end N900 router without increasing the price. However, the router doesn't have enough appeal for those...
Top throughput tested to date. Gives performance boost to 802.11n Wi-Fi even without 802.11ac client adapters. Elegant design. Advanced capabilities and features.
No DD-WRT-based interface as in other Buffalo routers. Interface is cluttered and poorly designed. No native IPv6 support. Unless you have high throughput needs and all-802.11n equipment, the case to buy is hard to make while 802.11ac is still in draft
The Buffalo AirStation AC1300/N900 Gigabit Dual Band WZR-D1800H is the first 802.11ac router to come to market, though it's draft 802.11ac. The device is the fastest router we've tested to date with excellent range. A poorly designed interface and no nat...
