Persuasive Self-explanatory wireless router

This piece of technology to domestic radio reception of internet is really great! For me as a technology user's great when technology is self-explanatory. So also here. One has to understand nothing. Indeed, even the included Quick Start Guide should be saved. Since there is only what back when connected to an electrical outlet on the mini - screen is described briefly, clearly and illustrated. So, within reach of the domestic internet provider simply plug in socket without something to read. Then the miracle part enters the designated word and figurative dialogue. And in well under a quarter of an hour standing there in the final frame a personal password, which you only need to write down and then it funzt really great. Then select the device with wireless Internet this feature, wait for "Almond", click, write to password and finished :-) We have two I-Pad at the same time over in operation and it is buzzing like a bee. Lovely, too, that the device remembers who "can" the password. The next local closing time device and computer together without looking annoying, renewed password request. At first I was irritated by the fact that emerges here under "Advertising". That is why this longer report for a device that NO advertising needs. Am thrilled. And nice is that it is considered one of Fritz boxes will cost considerably less. To anticipate the same: what these Fritz boxes may be able to charge more, I do not care. I've had enough of this device completely in order to receive Internet radio. Did it in a windowless chamber. Nevertheless, the radio signal arrives at the whole house. Incidentally, you can also change the password via the mini screen. Oh and by the way: the power consumption is pleasantly low - just look at the value of time. So summarized: Does not require specialized knowledge of Chinese Billigkram and yet still priced below the popular Fritz boxes. On top there is the installation via a mini screen - without annoying installation on a computer. PRIMA device.