Asus RT-AC3200 vs NETGEAR Trek N300

The RT-AC3200 is theoretically capable of 3.2 Gbps throughput over its three bands. In real life testing at a close range of 15 feet the RT-AC3200 averages around 510 Mbps. At a distance of 100 feet it averages around 290 Mbps.

The RT-AC3200 uses state-of-the-art built-in security software called AiProtection. It detects infected devices and prevents any information getting stolen from those devices. It also blocks malicious websites and provides constant security check-ups.

You can create up to nine simultaneous guest WiFi networks so visitors of your office can browse the internet without being able to access your files and printers.

You can turn one of routers LAN ports into a second WAN port and have two separate internet service provider connections. You can use the second connection for redundancy, or if you’re using up all of bandwidth, it can be divided between both connections.

You can connect a flash drive or a hard disk drive to this router and access its files from your phone using Asus AiCloud app or via web browser.

It has a micro-USB port and since it only needs 100 volts to power up, you can plug it into a PC or laptop if there are no other energy sources available nearby.

The built-in firewall that makes this router a very secure choice for connecting to public WiFis.

Android tablet users will be happy to learn that there is a companion application for using this travel router with these devices, making setup a breeze.