Testseek.com have collected 22 expert reviews of the D-Link DIR-605L Cloud Router and the average rating is 68%. Scroll down and see all reviews for D-Link DIR-605L Cloud Router.
(68%)
22 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(64%)
43 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
68010022
The editors liked
Affordable. Remote network management available.
Inexpensive
Option to hide geeky networking options
Remote monitoring and control via iPad or Android
Remote monitoring and control via iOS or Android
* Option to hide geeky networking options
The entry-level D-Link DIR-605L Cloud Router is affordable and easily manageable via the Internet
Using a browser or mobile apps. The networking device also offers decent performance and a stable wireless signal
The editors didn't like
No Gigabit Ethernet. So-so performance. Unexpected behavior in interface
Limited to 2x2 antenna array (300 mbps max)
No support for 5GHz band
Switch is 10/100 ethernet only
Still a bit buggy
Limited to 2-by-2 antenna array (300 mbps max)
* Switch is 10/100 ethernet only
* No support for 5GHz band
Price when rated
$60
Apart from the cloud-based novelty
The DIR-605L is a frills-free wireless router that lacks many common features found in others
The entry-level D-Link DIR-605L Cloud Router is affordable and easily manageable via the Internet, using a browser or mobile apps. The networking device also offers decent performance and a stable wireless signal
Apart from the cloud-based novelty, the DIR-605L is a frills-free wireless router that lacks many common features found in others, such as Gigabit Ethernet, dual-band, the support for the IPv6, or guest networking
The D-Link DIR-605L Cloud Router makes a great solution for those who just need a simple wireless network to share the Internet access among devices. Its cloud-based management feature also proves to be a helpful and practical bonus.
Inexpensive, Option to hide geeky networking options, Remote monitoring and control via iPad or Android
Limited to 2x2 antenna array (300 mbps max), No support for 5GHz band, Switch is 10/100 ethernet only, Still a bit buggy
The D-Link Cloud Router may not win performance contests, but it's inexpensive and it lets you monitor and control network activity remotely via iPhone and Android apps....
If you’re looking for a basic router that’s easy to use and you’re on a tight budget, there’s a lot to like about the D-Link DIR-605L. Just don’t expect trail-blazing performance.Related Tags: d-link, DIR-605L, macworld, macworld australia, mydlink, r...
Remote monitoring and control via iOS or Android; option to hide geeky networking options
Limited to 2-by-2 antenna array (300 mbps max); switch is 10/100 ethernet only; no support for 5GHz band, $89.95
Overall, I would recommend the DIR-605L to people who are willing to sacrifice some performance for the ability to monitor network activity from afar. The router’s lack of 5GHz support, in particular, is disappointing for city dwellers, who often knock...
The entry-level D-Link DIR-605L Cloud Router is affordable and easily manageable via the Internet, using a browser or mobile apps. The networking device also offers decent performance and a stable wireless signal
Apart from the cloud-based novelty, the DIR-605L is a frills-free wireless router that lacks many common features found in others, such as Gigabit Ethernet, dual-band, the support for the IPv6, or guest networking
The D-Link DIR-605L Cloud Router makes a great solution for those who just need a simple wireless network to share the Internet access among devices. Its cloud-based management feature also proves to be a helpful and practical bonus....
The D-Link DIR-605L Cloud Router may not win performance contests, but it's inexpensive and it lets you monitor and control network activity remotely via iPhone and Android apps. ...
Abstract: As go, the D-Link Cloud Router (DIR-605L) isn't a top performer--it has the basic 2x2 antenna array required for 802.11n certification, and its LAN ports support only 10/100 (not gigabit) ethernet. But it boasts some easy-to-use remote-access features...
