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# Up to 900 Mbps dual-band speed 2 USB ports for network storage & device sharing 7 Gigabit Ethernet ports for ultra-fast wired connections WD My Net N900 HD Dual Band Router Wireless N WiFi Router Accelerate HD

**Brand:** wd
**Price:** $290
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## Summary

> 🚀 Elevate your WiFi game—stream, work, and connect like a pro!

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- **What is this?** WD My Net N900 HD Dual Band Router Wireless N WiFi Router Accelerate HD by wd
- **How much does it cost?** $290 with free shipping
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## Key Features

- • **Blazing Dual-Band WiFi:** Experience seamless HD streaming with combined 450 + 450 Mbps speeds that keep your entire home connected without lag.
- • **Compact Powerhouse Design:** Sleek, space-saving black chassis fits perfectly in any modern workspace or home office setup.
- • **Network Storage Made Easy:** Dual USB ports let you share printers and external drives across your network, boosting productivity and convenience.
- • **Ultimate Wired Connectivity:** 7 Gigabit ports deliver lightning-fast, stable connections for your workstations, gaming consoles, and smart devices.
- • **Instant Traffic Prioritization:** FasTrack Plus technology automatically prioritizes your HD entertainment and critical tasks for zero buffering.

## Overview

The WD My Net N900 HD Dual Band Router delivers up to 900 Mbps combined WiFi speed with advanced FasTrack Plus traffic prioritization, 7 Gigabit Ethernet ports for ultra-fast wired connections, and 2 USB ports for network device sharing, making it an ideal router for seamless HD streaming and high-performance home or office networking.

## Description

Product Description          The My Net N900 HD Dual-Band Router accelerates all your entertainment with smart, real-time traffic prioritization that delivers the highest quality streaming with Fastrack Plus technology.  With combined wireless speeds up to 900 Mbps, 7 Gigabit ports, and 2 USB ports the My Net N900 is the ultimate entertainment router.             .com                       
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                     From the Manufacturer          My Net N900 HD Dual-Band Router – Our best router for HD entertainment.  Accelerate your entertainment with My Net N900 HD Dual-Band Router. FasTrack Plus delivers smart, real-time prioritization of movies, shows, games and video chat for the best possible entertainment experience. It features combined wireless speeds up to 900 Mbps, superior range, 7 Gigabit ports and 2 USB ports.Accelerate what entertains you. FasTrack Plus makes these routers even smarter. It instantly analyzes and prioritizes all network traffic and provides more bandwidth to the services that need it, for a brilliant HD experience. Top-of-the-line performance.  Up to 450 + 450 Mbps speed with dual 2.4 and 5 GHz bands working simultaneously. With superior range-amplifying technology this router provides the best range for larger multi-floor homes. Stress-free setup. It only takes a few quick steps to set up your My Net N900 router; but you still get plenty of flexibility and control for easy customization.   Technology: Brilliant HD streaming with exclusive FasTrack Plus - This technology doesn't just recognize pre-identified popular services and standard data packets like traditional routers. FasTrack Plus instantly analysis and prioritizes all movies, videos, games and chat sessions delivering faster, smoother, HD streaming with more efficient load times - even when it's all happening at the same time.Speed that keeps up with you - With Dual-Band speeds up to 450 mbps on both the 2.4 and 5 GHz bands, My Net N900 delivers the ultimate Wi-Fi speeds for your entertainment.** Maximum wireless performance rate derived from IEEE standard 802.11 specifications. Actual data throughput and wireless coverage may vary based on wireless network capacity, data throughput rate, range and coverage. Performance depends on factors including distance from the access point, volume of network traffic, building materials and construction, operating system used, configuration of wireless products used, interference and other adverse conditions. As used for transfer rate or interface, Megabits per second (Mbps) = 1 million bits per second, Gigabits per second (Gbps) = 1 billion bits per second.More bandwidth, less interference - Double your bandwidth with 2.4 and 5 GHz bands working simultaneously to increase throughput. Additionally, the 5 GHz band offers a dedicated network that streams your entertainment without interference.Superior coverage - Range-amplifying technology reduces interference and additional antennas broaden the wireless signal to provide superior coverage for larger, multi-floor homes. Performance for all your Wi-Fi devices. Stream your movies, shows, games, videos and music to all the laptops, tablets and smartphones anywhere in your home.7 Gigabit Ethernet ports - With 7 Gigabit Ethernet ports you have plenty of high-speed ports at 10x the speed over Fast Ethernet for your connected devices - HD game boxes, media players, Blu-ray Disc players and more.2 USB ports  - The convenient USB ports make it easy to add external storage, shared printers, scanners and other USB devices to your network.Software:More control - My Net Dashboard makes it easy for you to customize, monitor or change your network settings. Access parental controls, Internet security, network name and password, printer and scanner settings, and connected storage drive settings all in one easy view.Parental controls help protect your family  - Use the available parental controls to limit the type of websites your children can view, set access and time limits for their web access and set Internet security to prevent malware and spyware attacks.Keep your network up and running - The included network diagnostics tool monitors your network for you. It shows how many devices are on your network, continually analyzes common network connectivity issues and helps correct them when they occur so you are back up and running quickly.Share your network with guests  - Set up your own secure wireless hotspot in your home so your guests can wirelessly access your network. Password protection allows you to control access to just wireless web browsing.Setup Easy setup  - WD's streamlined CD or browser setup is designed to get you up and running in minutes with just a few quick steps. You can set up your router with the included easy setup CD or set it up wirelessly with a browser on any of your connected devices. The intuitive user interface is designed for touch screens, making setting up your router on a smartphone or tablet a snap.Easily connect and expand your network  - With UPnP, My Net N900 makes it easy to discover and auto-configure other devices on your network to provide the ultimate entertainment experience.Add a My Book Live to create your own personal cloud- Connect WD's My Book Live or My Book Live Duo personal cloud storage device to your My Net HD dual-band router to create your own personal cloud solution within your home network.Push button setup (WPS)  - Easily connect new devices to your wireless network with the push of a button. It's as easy as syncing your mobile phone to your Bluetooth device, and within seconds you can expand your network to include PCs, smartphones, tablets, and other UPnP enabled wireless devices.Advanced QoS (WMM)- In addition to industry-standard Advanced QoS which prioritizes devices, My Net routers feature exclusive FasTrack Plus technology that delivers smart, real-time prioritization of Internet movies, shows, games and video chat for the smoothest possible HD entertainment streaming.WPA/WPA2, SPI firewall - We protect your wireless network with WPA/WPA2 and SPI firewall security. Only the data you want gets through, hackers are blocked, and your network is protected.Antenna amplifiers - Built into the sleek design of the routers are multiple antenna amplifiers that help boost the router's range so that you get excellent coverage and speed in almost any size home.IPv6-enabled  - Future-proof your network with support for the latest Internet Protocol technology.Ideal forSmooth, accelerated streaming of HD movies, shows, games and moreInstant recognition and auto-prioritization of all your HD entertainmentStreaming multiple HD streams all at the same time with HD-capable Wi-FiUpgrading to fast dual-band speeds and reducing interferenceMulti-media households with multiple connected devicesLarger, multi-floor homes with superior rangeExpanding your wired network at 10/100/1000 Gigabit speedsConnecting to your home network in just a few quick stepsSetting parental controls and Internet security to keep your family and network safeProviding guest access to your home Wi-Fi networkConnecting external storage, shared printers or scanners and other USB devicesWhat's in the box HD dual-band router, Setup and resource CD, Ethernet cable, Power adapter, Quick Install Guide.System Requirements  CD setup for PC: Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP (SP3) Web setup for Mac: Safari 2 or higher and type in //wdrouter or 192.168.1.1 Supported browsers for setup and advanced settings: Internet Explorer 7, Safari 2, Firefox 2, Google Chrome 7 or higher. Type in //wdrouter or 192.168.1.1 Note: Compatibility may vary depending on user's hardware configuration and operating system.For more great WD products, visit the Western Digital Store at .comFeatures at a glanceFasTrack Plus technologySimultaneous dual-band - 2.4 and 5 GHzRange-amplifying technology7 Gigabit Ethernet ports2 USB ports My Net software includes parental controls, Internet security, guest access, and network diagnosticsAdvanced QoS (WMM)WPA/WPA2, SPI firewall securityIPv6, WPS, DLNA, UPnP,Wi-Fi certified  Wireless Routers Comparison Chart My Net N600  My Net N750 My Net N900  My Net N900 Central Fast HD streaming with simple setup. Seamless HD streaming for watching movies on multiple devices. Smart HD streaming for accelerated video to all your Wi-Fi devices. Smart HD streaming for accelerated video plus internal storage for wireless backup. Wi-Fi speed up to 300 + 300 Mbps up to 300 + 450 Mbps up to 450 + 450 Mbps up to 450 + 450 Mbps Dual-band 2.4 and 5 GHz 2.4 and 5 GHz 2.4 and 5 GHz 2.4 and 5 GHz Ethernet ports 4 Fast Ethernet 4 Gigabit Ethernet 7 Gigabit Ethernet 4 Gigabit Ethernet USB ports 1 2 2 1 Advanced QoS Tablet and smartphone friendly IPv6-enabled UPnP/DLNA WPA/WPA2 Security Simultaneous HD streaming Prioritization technology for accelerated HD Streaming FasTrack FasTrack FasTrack Plus FasTrack Plus WD 2go WD Photos Internal Storage Wireless backup            See more

## Features

- Accelerated, seamless HD streaming with instant traffic prioritization
- FasTrack Plus for best HD entertainment
- Up to 450 + 450 Mbps Wi-Fi speed
- 7 Gigabit ports, 2 USB ports

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Wireless Type | 802.11a/b/g/n |
| Brand | WD |
| Series | WDBWVK0000NSL |
| Item model number | WDBWVK0000NSL-HESN |
| Item Weight | 1.05 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 9.3 x 6.1 x 1.2 inches |
| Item Dimensions  LxWxH | 9.3 x 6.1 x 1.2 inches |
| Color | Black |
| Voltage | 12 Volts (DC) |
| Manufacturer | Western Digital (Direct Import) |
| Language | English |
| ASIN | B007KZQMO6 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Date First Available | June 14, 2012 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** WD
- **Model Name:** WDBWVK0000NSL
- **Special Feature:** QoS, WPS, Remote Access
- **Frequency Band Class:** Dual-Band
- **Wireless Communication Standard:** 802.11a/b/g/n
- **Compatible Devices:** Laptop, Personal Computer, Tablet, Printer, Smartphone
- **Frequency:** 5 GHz
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Home, Small Office
- **Included Components:** Router, 7 Gigabit ports, 2 USB ports
- **Connectivity Technology:** Wi-Fi

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works fine for me, never have to reboot the router
*by E***N on December 18, 2013*

Other reviews indicate that this router has to be rebooted often. I don't find that at all. I have used this router a month and never had to reboot it.The storage and print sharing features also work as advertised. I have a 2 Tb WD Passport on the USB 3 port and a Brother laser printer on the USB 2 port and both work as advertised. I use the WD Smartware software to back up two different computers. It's simple to use and does continuous or batch backup. I use the folder option to backup only what I need. The continuous backup uses very little RAM and CPU resources. You never even notice it's there.The 5 Gb WiFi is lightning fast and the 2.5 Ghz has good range.I ordered another one of these for my daughter who had reboot problems with her previous router, and they have disappeared completely with this router.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 2012 router of the year from my favorite hdd company
*by J***N on January 12, 2013*

As long as I've been building PCs for gaming, I've been using WD drives. Same for Cisco/linksys routers. Between the reviews I had read and PCMag giving it router of the year, I decided to give the n900 a try. My review starts with connectivity because that's what I really wanted/needed, and then addresses setup & features.I have had the MyNet router for a couple of months, and the reasons I liked are proving to pay off very well. The extra ports, compared to almost any other router, are at the top of that list: SEVEN LAN ports! 2x USB!LAN connectionsIn my living room home theater, I'm hard wired (VS wireless) to Ethernet using: PS3, xbox360, Marantz sr7007, wdtv (which has codecs for EVERYthing), Appletv (mirrors MacBook pro). My roku just sits there unused, so I still have extra ports.USB connectionsThere are also two USB ports for my 2x wd mybooklive 1TBs. Which is really nice for saving data off my computers or iPad/iPad mini.Suffice it to say there is awesome connectivity! If you play games, hard connections do make a difference. I went ahead and connected the rest to minimize wireless demands when that's being used. my wireless connectivity has also been awesome.Wireless connectionsI have 3x smart tvs, a work laptop (pc), some personal PCs, iPhone, and the already mentioned iPad, iPad mini, and MacBook pro. Typically only a few of those are active at any one time. On my previous router, it seemed like I would have to unplug and reset it. Especially if too many connections were active at once. No more!Also the MyNet n900 has two wireless bands: 2.4 & 5ghz. So newer devices can grab the 5 ghz, while older things like my iPhone 4 can grab 2.4. More on these in setup below.SetupEasy. The included quick start guide made it a snap. Go to the web browser enter "//wdrouter" or 192.168.1.1The sheet will have the default login info, or you can reset the router on the bottom to get the default login info back/restored.***please set a network name/SSID and password!!!***Slowly go through each screen and it's a snap to make adjustments where you want. If you don't know, the stock configuration will work for almost anyone. In just a few minutes, I had 2.4 setup for me and a separate 2.4 for "guests" - same thing for 5ghz! It was the first time I've seen or used a feature like that, and it's nice to be able to have friends/coworkers be able to have fast Internet without having access to my full home network.RangeThe router is in the exact same spot as my previous two routers, but my wifi is definitely stronger and faster in my bedrooms and garage. I like to tinker in the garage and YouTube videos have been a great resource for getting me out of trouble. With this router, it's no longer necessary to come back inside.FeaturesThe FasTrack QoS tech seems to make a difference when I'm streaming Prime videos in my bedroom on a Vizio while browsing/working on email, etc. My cable Internet service has fair bandwidth (compared to basic package, not fios, or other countries). So I am able to get hd streaming and with this router I don't get the buffering or drop down in resolution like I used to if I download a big file for work.Connections have been covered! But deserve more credit. The dual bands, easy setup, and competitive price make this a great buy for your home and maybe even your small business. When ac routers come out, it'll still be a couple of years before I have a computer, tablet or phone tht uses it. At that point, I'll definitely consider WD again.Strongly recommend.

### ⭐⭐⭐ Nice router but could be better
*by F***H on November 28, 2012*

I purchased this router to replace two Linksys routers (E3000 and E4200) after they began losing connections constantly. My house is WiFi hell. My walls are made with a 3/8 backer board covered with an inch of cement. My router(s) is(are) located next to the main central wall on the east side at the south end and my main laptop is usually used 30 feet away at the north end of the same wall on the west side(translation the strange angle causes the signal to go through a whole lot of cement). A wireless camera (which I recently found out) was causing interference that would cause complete loss of 2.4 GHz Wans. Sometime one router would appear, sometimes the other & sometimes both or neither. They would usually take turns appearing and dissapearing.The router arrived quickly and well packaged.The wall mounting holes were a nice touch since the router was too wide to sit horizontally on the rack holding my pc's. It would have been nice to have some propper screws for mounting but it was easy enought to find some with a usable size and shape of the head.7 ethernet ports made it great since I have more than 4 wired components in the room (the reason I was using the second router was as more of a switch to cary the extra components) and gigabit ports meant the ability to communicate at the maximum speed possible since the up to 450 Mbps Wan speeds aren't strangled by a 100 Mbps ehternet port.The initial setup was very simple. I used the supplied ehternet cable to connect my laptop and go to the default ip address. I chose not to use the wizard and set up manually. Every thing was common sense for someone with any experience setting up a WiFi router.Once the basic setup was complete, I put the WD router in place of the E4200 for a trial run. At first, the router couldn't get DHCP for internet access but rebooting the router and the modem a coulple times each fixed that problemChecking the WiFi connection showed my signal loss on the 2.4 GHz remained and I still had no 2.4 GHz Wans but my 5 GHz signal had gone up a bar from the E3000 that was still running. I found the program inSSIDer and was able to find the 2.4 GHz signal was -50 Db and the 5 GHz was -75 Db on the WD and 10 db worse on both bands of the E3000. Turning off the earlier mentioned camera eliminated the interference and allowed the return of the 2.4 GHz Wans.The signal now (tested with a Toshiba laptop with an Intel N6230 wireless card and running inSSIDer at the opposite end of the house with the camera turned back on)is pretty good. The 2.4 GHz primary SSID is rock solid -50 Db and hasn't dropped out once even with the camera turned back on. The 2.4 GHz guest SSID looks like a 10 Db mountain range and it periodically drops out. Both 5 GHz SSIDs fluctuate less than 5 Db holding close to -75 Db. The main SSID will rarely drop but the guest SSID seems to drop fairly often. These numbers are when the 2.4 GHz is being used. Switching the laptop to the 5 GHz results in a 5 Db drop in the 2.4 GHz main SSID with less than 5 Db fluctuation and the main 5 GHz SSID gets a 15 Db increase but starts getting 10 Db peaks and valleys (usually -60 Db with reapeated drops to -70 Db and spikes to -50 Db). 5 GHz main SSID seems to become more reliable when you actually start using it. The guest SSIDs were not affected by the band changes and I have not tried them to see if they experience the same increases when they are actually used.Reliability seems to be pretty good (running over two weeks now). Running a BluRay player, network printer, Night Owl security DVR, one heavily used PC (two other pc's not currently in use) all Ethernet connected plus another BluRay and video games connected via a Trendnet TEW-680MB media bridge and up to three laptops using WiFi. BluRay's stream videos simultaneously almost constantly with PC and at least two laptops in use and we have yet to see a single problem or any lag what so ever.If this was all I cared about, I would probably have rated this router 5 stars.One of my unused PC's is a very out of date Win 98 machine that was used as a file server. I chose to replace it with a 2TB usb drive connected to the Linksys routers. After the final installation of the WD router, I connectd the drive and got my first dissappointment. The router treats the drive as a single share with only public access or a single user account. The Linksys routers allowed multiple shares within the drive and multiple users. This used to allow me to maintain network storage space for my kids (their laptops have small drives or other limitations)that remained seperate from my files. This was a nuisance but I could have lived with putting in the password to give them temporary access or copying the files myself. Next dissapointment was that the router would forget that it had a drive connected. Turning the drive off and back on seems to fix that problem but there is another one. When the router doesn't recognize the drive, it still allows you to access it, which wouldn't be a problem except that it now treats the drive as a public share and ignores the setting to require a user name and password. If Windows would allow you to map a drive to a folder that wasn't designated a share it would have been easier to live with but that's not WD's fault. My family doesn't have the skills yet to navigate the network and get to the usb drive so I've decided to ignore these problems until this router needs replacement.With the rest of the setup done, I began to secure the router and found much more to complain aboutI started with MAC filtering. There are only 24 slots for MAC addresses. I haven't gotten to see if the filter will apply to wired MAC addresses yet but I wish to controll what is connected to my network and I have an open wired connection (Through the Trendnet media bridge on the 5 GHz band, WDS sees this as a wired connection) for use when there are no 2.4 GHz Wan signals strong enough. This means I have to have two MAC addresses for most things, one for the wired and one for the wireless. The MAC addresses also must be entered manually increasint the probability of mistakes. Haven't tried guest access yet to see if guest must be allowed in the MAC filters as well (like the Linksys routers) which will eat up more spots if it is.Access control is another bad spot. The abillity to have parental controls filter websites is nice but it moves all access control to a website. The Linksys routers have built in rule configurations that allow you to have full controll of access by time, by protocol, by IPs or IP ranges as well as filtering a few url's(just a few manually entered, not the full database offered by WD's website)and keywords and the rules become active or inactive immediately. The WD website allows you to enter more url's and mark them safe or blocked as well as adjusting the parental filtering by time(none to full changing as often as every 15 minutes throughout the day for all devices or by each registered device MAC address) but the website rules take a little while to take effect.These are more annoying than anything as they mean a lot more configuring before I feel my network is properly secured and the parental controls don't get on my nerves blocking sites I wish to visit.The DHCP table is also a nuisance. All data has to be manually entered, again increasing the possibility of mistakes(Linksys allows the addition of any connected client with a couple mouse clicks). This isn't so bad since the access controls use MAC addresses instead of IPs. NOTE: any new client on the WD router requires a whole new device setup in parental controls if it will differ from the default where the Linksys router only require you to assign an IP address in a controlled range or add it individually to the rule. I wouldn't mention this except that, when my Linksys routers began to fail, I was having constant DHCP problems that required manually entering the data into the clients which required the IP addresses to be reserved on the router so it wouldn't try to assign them elsewhere.And hopefully last, after spending all the time to get everyting just like you want it, be careful when you reboot the router since the reboot button is butted right up against the bottom of the reset to default button. Haven't checked what happens when you click the reset button yet, I'm sure it will ask if you're sure that's what you want (hope that screen is significantly different from the one that asks if you're sure you want to reboot) but I don't like risking throwing away any changes I've made since the last settings save.All in all, it looks like a pretty good router if your more interested in streaming media and tend to use your PC more for E-mail and social media instead of personal information. I tried this one due to a little better price and being tired of having to replace Linksys routers so often. Unless these problems are fixed, I will definately look into another router or go back to Linksys when this one fails.

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