300 MBit are pure gross values ​​...

I did not inform me before buying this product adequately about the 802.11n wireless standard and have allowed myself to "draw" with 300 MBit.
The processing and the design of the product is very good, no question!
The operation and the configuration of the router is also kept very simple, this also includes quite a lot of setup modes for "advanced" users.

The router does have 3 internal antennas, however, are acc. To instructions only 2 antennas wirkich active (Why the maximum 300 Mbit / s). What the third antenna is now that is questionable. Perhaps redundancy?

I have several wireless networks and have selected around me the least used channel.
Net words were max. 120 Mbit / sec (dynamic) with "good" signal strength. This, however, still vary between about 60 and 120 MBit / s.

Now I was hoping when I go to the 5GHz frequency band that I then come to the hoped-for 300Mbps.
Here, however, I did not have the ability to enable 40MHz channels, but only 20MHz, which already means that even with the 5 GHz frequency band no 300Mbit are possible ... unfortunately. In addition, it is difficult to get right hardware for the PC, which supports 5 GHz frequency band.

Who does not need a high transfer rate, should buy the product. However, if you look for high transmission rates, should by routers with 3 or 4 active antennas for 3 (max. 450MBit / s) or 4 (max. 600M / s) look out parallel data streams.