N750 DB Wi-Fi Dual-Band N+ Gigabit Router

Superior performance for home-theater video streaming and online gaming

Up to 900 mbps throughput Wi-Fi + Routing Speeds Combined^*
- The Tolly Group

MultiBeam Technology

Belkin’s exclusive MultiBeam antenna technology gives you maximum throughput while minimizing dead spots for optimized video streaming from multiple devices, virtually anywhere in your home.

Dual-Band Speed

Get the fastest dual-band speeds for video streaming and gaming—up to 300Mbps (2.4GHz) + 450Mbps (5GHz).^†

2 USB Ports

Connect an external hard drive for easy sharing of photos and files, and connect a printer for wireless printing from any computer in your home.

Gigabit

Four gigabit ports let you connect multiple computers or devices for ultra-fast network speeds and file sharing.

Preset Security

WPS/WPA2 encryption standards and preset security settings get you up and running safely. One-touch Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) securely connects multiple computers and devices with the push of a button.

Easy Setup

Get your secure wireless network up and running in minutes. Just three easy steps, and you’re you out of the box and onto the Web.

+4 Apps

Enhance your online activities with Belkin’s integrated apps: SELF-HEALING, VIDEO MOVER, PRINT ZONE and MEMORY SAFE™.

^*Test measured average throughput within a home network when connected devices are placed at various distances from router. The Belkin router had the highest average throughput at measurements greater than 30 feet. Leading routers were determined by identifying the most commonly purchased routers that collectively accounted for a majority of router sales. The stated transmission rate is the physical data rate. Actual data throughput will be lower. Actual speed and distance will vary depending on interference, network traffic, building materials, and other environmental factors. Visit Belkin.com/router-speed for more information.

^†The standard transmission rates—300Mbps (for 2.4GHz), 450 Mbps (for 5GHz), 54Mbps, and 11Mbps—are the physical data rates. Actual data throughput will be lower and may depend on the mix of wireless products used.