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Good looking unit , fits in avery small space and does everything you would expect. The price is amazing
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Refurbished
The DIR-615 showed great speed (90Mbps) at short distances (1-25 feet ). Although at 200 feet the router pushed a lowly 8 Mbps. A typical single level family home of 300 feet the unit, even with its two antennas failed more than operated. It did work in most the rooms and the basement but nowhere outside . The D-Link DIR-615 handled video and music streaming smoothly, and VoIP calls were handled well, It lacked any Gigabit ports , which meant your wired connection will take longer to transfer files than a premium router, but you can always use Wi-Fi when available. The low price was attractive. The DIR-615 is the most inexpensive N router you'll find on the market. The unit came with a quick guide that didn't work for my application (as a second router) and a CD that did, after an hour, had me setup and running. I would spend an extra $25 to $35 and get a faster router, if you had the means.Read full review
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Refurbished
This router occasionally resets on its own, interrupting my internet connection (which can be quite disruptive). I typically have to manually power-cycle the device at least once per day, and sometimes more. I understand that this product is very cheap ($15 at the time of my purchase) and that it's refurbished, but I expect that "refurbished" should mean "previously-broken-but-fixed-now." Instead, it seems buggy and not completely fixed. I will soon be attempting to return/exchange the product, and I have no reason to believe that this problem is inherent to the model, but just due to this particular not-quite-refurbished device.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Refurbished
tell you guys what I went thru to get this router to flash in DD-wrt.. Hmm took it apart.. had to order a 3.3Volt LVTTL cell phone USB interface to talk to the OS. Did some soldering three wires ground(blue), TX (White), RX (Green)wires to Hyperterm into. I fought this thing for a solid WEEK! waited a month for interfacing cables. The 5 volt com port cable doesn't work don't even try. Just throws junk on the screen in terminal. after getting into the os low level. and erased the Vram. than Reboot it.. it took more fighting with it and unplugging it many times. than it fixed it self magically. I got an 192.168.1.1 to come up. and I got an IP. I than finally got DD_wrt to flash. once that is done. I haven't had an issue! I don't smoke but I needed a cig after all this unnecessary b.s. i went thru,but if you like D-Link more power to ya. I got this for the external Antennas thing it would go thru walls HA! What a Mess that was and the Limited things in the DD-WRT was Confusing. it wasn't even the same as ALL the other Linksys firmware. So I don't know what I am going to do with this unit. I went and got another Linksys WRT320 after this mess. unit is fine but I didn't want to mess with its confusing OS. MY info is LEAVE IT to Factory Default. buy some Linksys instead. Sorry D-Link lovers.Read full review
ALL IS WELL BUT THE UNIT IS PRODUCING FAR UNDER THE RATED (AND UNDER THE LINE SPEED GOING INTO IT) OUTPUT AS FAR AS SPEED IS CONCERNED.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Refurbished
