[arl295]

Who would have bought an awful router in the first place?

I thought they stopped selling those years ago

They stunk in every situation possible

[roadcat]

Who would have bought an awful router in the first place?

You are so nasty and full of BS, why do you come to Apple threads in the first place?

I have several Apple routers. They work perfectly, without any problems. I started using them years ago after numerous problems with other non-Apple routers which definitely stink. I have an Airport Time Capsule with two hard drives, and a couple Airport Express routers linked together with it. No problems whatsoever handling multiple devices including PCs, iPhones, tablets and portables. None.

[Swordmaker]

Who would have bought an awful router in the first place?

I thought they stopped selling those years ago

They stunk in every situation possible

LIAR! Another one of your insane claims based on nothing except your anti-apple hate brigade hysteria.

802.11ac Routers Compared: Apple, Belkin, Netgear & Linksys

While no longer the best performer among the WIFI dual band routers, the Apple AirPort Extreme and Express routers are good decent routers that are easy to set up and use. . . and offer excellent security.

So much for your lies you repeatedly post in every Apple thread.

[IncPen]

No idea what you’re smoking.

The Apple Airport Extreme (I’ve owned three over the years) is the hands down the simplest router to configure and maintain.

[Hootowl99]

What a load you're laying out there. Prior to my now 3-year old Airport Extreme router, I used Cisco and Linksys routers. Hands down the Apple Airport has been rock solid and speedy working with any combination of Apple, Windows and Android gear that I've thrown at it.

I appreciate it that Apple is continuing support of this top level device. It's a winner and keeper.