D-Link M30 |WiFi 6 Speed 3000 Mbps |Covers Upto 2800 Sq. Ft.|Dual Band |Gigabit Port|AI Powered Mesh Router |High-Performance |360 Degree Spherical Coverage|MTCTE Certified

As a networking engineer, I’m usually skeptical of consumer-grade routers, but the D-Link M30 Wi-Fi 6 Mesh Router genuinely impressed me. Setup & Coverage: The installation was seamless took less than 10 minutes using the app. The mesh system eliminated dead zones across my 3BHK, with stable coverage even in corners where Wi-Fi usually drops. Performance: With Wi-Fi 6, speeds are consistent and optimized even when 20+ devices are connected. I tested video calls, gaming, and 4K streaming simultaneously zero lag, zero packet loss. Design & Build: Sleek, modern design that blends into interiors. It’s compact yet powerful. AI-Driven Optimization: The adaptive routing and AI features ensure the best channel selection automatically. No manual tweaking needed. For anyone looking at future-proofing their home, the M30 is an excellent investment. It balances professional-grade stability with consumer-friendly ease of use. Highly recommended!

The best WiFi routers come from Taiwan. The quality is great, and they look good too, not ugly like the traditional ones with antennas. Plus, the app makes it super easy to set up. I really like it.

Not even covers a single room. Don't waste your money

Looks good elegant and Easy setup and now I can use 5 g speed on my 4g phone via this. If the device in the same room it gives full signal every where, even in the big hall. Now I can use 5g in every rooms i have a 3 bhk 1800 sqft. Cons: signal did improve but my 200 mbps becoms 60 mbps for the far corner of the rooms when doors are closed. But I am happy as there was no signal before. And becoms 30 mbps on other floors.

I was looking for a router to run OpenWrt on, and the only WiFi 6 options I could find under 10k was the Asus AX53U and this one. This was a lot cheaper than the Asus (especially since I got it on sale), and had a much better processor and a lot more RAM. Writing this review after testing for almost a week. I didn't try the stock firmware, but it's working great with OpenWrt. Running 5 networks with 3 VLANs and 4 WiFi hotspots with no issues. Getting around 700mbps on a single client on 5GHz WiFi 6 when in the same room, and around 300-400mbps from other rooms. There are 5 small internal PCB antennas, like the ones on laptops. Not sure how the signal strength is vs the usual long antennas, but for a single floor, it should cover well enough without deadzones on 5GHz. I have set it to run at low signal power without issues. This is ideal for OpenWrt on a budget. The official build gives you about 28MB of storage for packages, and there's another build that merges the 2 OEM firmware partitions to give almost 80MB. That's a lot more than the 900KB I had on my Tp-Link Archer C6 previously. There is no USB on this, but for my purposes, 80MB for packages is way more than what I need. Also, it takes around 2 mins to boot on the stock firmware, and I was worried it arrived defective at first. OpenWrt boots in around 30 secs. Not sure what it says about manufacturer optimisation. There's a very chunky heatsink inside, and I'm not getting any overheating issues. Just make sure there's enough space around it for ventilation. If you need OpenWrt compatibility at a budget, this router is really good.

Has good area coverage but very slow connected to ISP with 300 Mbps on hathway optic 1. Wired network performance was far worse < 100 Mbps 2. Wireless network to another router with 5G ( is clocking a little over 100 Mbps) Disappointed

D-Link M30 is super fast and gives strong WiFi in every corner of my home. It connects well with multiple devices and keeps the internet smooth for streaming or work. The design looks stylish and it’s officially certified for quality.

The router is very easy to setup, just make sure if you are messed up at any step just reset it and best thing is everything is handled by an app.. you can literally change passwords and configuration of router/extender based on your choices and best thing is that's it will give the analysis reports to users weekly bassis.