D-Link's DIR-890L/R AC3200 Ultra Wi-Fi Router has an eye-catching design, but doesn't outdo other AC3200 routers.

Updated - Edimax' WAP1750 and CAP1200 Pro Access Points are attractively priced AC APs that can run standalone or managed via built-in controllers.

Updated- AC1200 routers don't get the love they deserve. So we kick off a two-part roundup with models from Linksys, NETGEAR and TP-LINK.

We found an error in our wireless test process and have retested affected routers.

Updated - ASUS' RT-AC3200 Tri-Band Wireless-AC3200 Gigabit Router has lots of cool features. But its Smart Connect implementation isn't one of them.

The WXR-1900DHP Gigabit Dual Band Wireless Router is Buffalo's latest, but not greatest, AC class router.

The faster processor in the ASUS RT-AC68P improves USB 3.0 storage throughput, but not much else.

TP-LINK's Archer C9 AC1900 Wireless Dual Band Gigabit Router doesn't bring anything unique to the AC1900 class party.

Xclaim Wireless' Xi-2 N600 class access point has good performance, but an underwhelming and frustrating user interface.

Linksys' EA9200 AC3200 Tri-Band Smart Wi-Fi Router is another $300 router with a tough job to convince buyers that it's worth it.

Our test of eight AC580 class USB adapters shows size does matter.

The Linksys E8350 is a premium-priced QCA / Quantenna 4x4 router with decent performance, but dated and limited feature set.

Updated - TP-LINK's Archer C8 looks nicer than the C7 but offers no great leaps forward in performance.

Update - Linksys's LAPAC1750PRO AC1750 class access point focuses on features, not performance.

We found EnGenius' ENH500 an inexpensive way to take your network where wires can't go.

Linksys's RE6500 AC1200 MAX Wi-Fi Range Extender would not be our first choice for an AC1200 class wireless extender.

Updated - The NETGEAR R7500's mix of Qualcomm and Quantenna silicon produces disappointing wireless performance.

Updated - NETGEAR's R6300v2 delivers higher storage throughput than the original. But its wireless performance doesn't match its higher price.

We went back and retested a few AC1750 routers with the V8 testbed and compared them to AC1900 routers. What we found was surprising.

Updated - D-Link's DIR-880L first AC1900 class router is a late entry that doesn't break new ground.