[Elect] Staples : Dlink DAP-1350 Wireless N 300 Pocket Router $29.99 YMMV

[ikiwiguy]

Just got back from Staples at Parkway Mall and noticed that they had various in store reductions on Dlink products including the DAP-1350 which they normally sell for $69.99 (CC has it for $49.99 & WM has it for $59.99). All lowered priced products not listed on website any more which tells me old stock clearance perhaps but definitely YMMV. At the Parkway location there are apparently two more available after I bought one although the one on the shelf is Open Box; they got my brand new one from a back room.

CC Link: http://www.canadacomputers.com/produ...item_id=032527

WM Link: http://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/d-link-dap-1350/106350 EARN CASH BACK

[atiradeon]

http://canadacomputers.com/product_i...item_id=043724

same brand as my adsl modem, works behind my samsung tv hidden

[rob187]

The D-Link didn't work well for me. I bought it last time it was this price to use with my WDTV Live. Real PITA to set it up to connect to a wireless network and I was getting speeds of 300-500k/s from about 30 feet away. Wasn't even fast enough to stream XviD movies.

[komal]

Staples put these on sale weeks ago,
and they were hard to find then.

By now they are probably all gone

[ikiwiguy]

http://canadacomputers.com/product_i...item_id=043724

same brand as my adsl modem, works behind my samsung tv hidden

Slower product for the same price?

[bylo]

Does anyone know if these devices run on 120-240VAC? They're intended for travelling users but amazingly I can't find any indication on the D-Link or TP-Link sites that these have "international" AC adapters. These things would be useless for me if they don't handle 220VAC.

[xcell]

I agree PITA to set up but once I got it runnning, it works fine for me...hope I can find another

[blkrx7]

Does anyone know if these devices run on 120-240VAC? They're intended for travelling users but amazingly I can't find any indication on the D-Link or TP-Link sites that these have "international" AC adapters. These things would be useless for me if they don't handle 220VAC.

I've got one of these, it comes with a standard A/C adapters (100-240v) you could use with a 110-220v plug adapter. It also comes with a usb to power connector end to power it from a usb port.

A friend bought a pair of them, it was a surprisingly difficult setup, took a half dozen cracks at it to get it going (finally a reset, reboot of the device, and selecting the exact same options and bang, it worked). Speed and latency was so-so.

Only to have the whole thing quit 2 weeks later (reset doesn't help, A/C adapter is fine, it's just dead).

Don't expect much, it's consumer grade stuff.

[desiboy06]

What is ymmv?

[bylo]

https://encrypted.google.com/search?...e=UTF-8&q=ymmv

[kareshi]

i have this thing and i like it. i bring it whenever i go travel

[brownstein]

This deal is still on, got one last night in Halifax, gottingen location.