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The D-Link DIR-685 Xtreme N Storage Router is quite the multi-functional device. It is only as small as other wireless routers, but it packs in a lot more than just Wi-Fi and wired Ethernet ports. In addition to the basic functionality of a networking...
Two USB ports for storage/print server, Internal SATA 2.5inch drive bay, Wired Gigabit ports, WirelessN (802.11n), Builtin color LCD screen as photo frame and status info...
Can get noisy with HDD installed, Expensive, yet only 1 year warranty...
All said and done, this router turns in a respectable performance as a router, and the extra features are great for enthusiasts. Being able to fit all of that functionality in there and making it compact enough to facilitate carrying an internal HDD i...
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A highly capable and feature-packed router for homes and offices, the D-Link DIR-685 Xtreme N Storage Router is one of the most innovative models we’ve tested. It’s also the first router that shouldn’t get hidden on a shelf somewhere; a 3.2-inch color...
Fast throughput, Good picture frame, Hard drive bay for network storage, USB port enables printer sharing...
Small LCD for photos, No dual-band support...
This speedy router boasts built-in storage capacity as well as a photo frame.
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The D-Link DIR 685 Router is a high-end feature-rich router. It has a smooth finish and a 3.2-inch LCD screen, making it one of the better looking routers in the market. The D-Link DIR 685 comes with two USB ports for external storage devices and it...
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Convergence is the name of the game in this world and it seems that technologies that seemed to be always slated for separate devices are being merged into one feature packed super device. D-Link follows this convergence trend with the DIR-685 Xtreme N...
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hardwaregeeks.com Updated:
2011-08-14 06:46:54
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When I unboxed the D-link DIR-685 that D-Link sent me to check out, someone messaged me on Live Messenger and said, “The DIR-685 is overkill”. I laughed and thought about it. It does have a lot of features that a router doesn’t really need...such as a...
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Featuring a chic design, a glossy surface, a 3.2 inch colour LCD screen and a pleasant chassis fashioned with gently curving lines, D-Link's new router is much more than just a simple networking device.With it's LCD screen, the DIR-685 also functions a...
D-Link's DIR-685 Xtreme doesn't look like a router and is certainly more than one. With it's networking capabilities and ease of use, it's a great device to have in the home.Extra features such as photo displays and RSS feeds also come acr...
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If you don't think routers can be sexy, take a look at the D-Link Xtreme N Storage Router (model DIR-685). Making a Wi-Fi router look like a digital photo frame is awesome. Add a hard drive to it to turn it into a NAS, that's brilliant. This is digi...
Feature-rich color LCD screen doubles as digital photo frame. Fantastic streaming capabilities for online photos. Turns SATA drives into instant NAS.
LCD and touch buttons don't always respond fast.
Though pricey, the D-Link DIR-685 offers far more for consumers than most other Wi-Fi routers on the market in the form of unique multimedia extras...
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Love the features; hate the performance—and the price tag D-Link’s DIR-685 Wi-Fi router generated a lot of buzz at CES this past January. And when we took a gander at its spec sheet, we thought it a contender for Best of the Best in the router category...
LCD; internal harddrive bay; builtin FTP and BitTorrent software.
Expensive; slow wireless and NAS throughput; harddrive bay limited to 2.5inch drives.
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The D-Link DIR-685 Xtreme N Storage Router has a lot of features stuffed into a small, attractive package. It’s the first router I’ve ever made space for on the top of my desk and, expensive though it is at $299, it’s part router, part Chumby, part pr...
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You’d be forgiven for mistaking the D-Link DIR-685 Xtreme N Storage Router for a cheap digital photo frame, at least from just glancing at it. Dominated by a 3.2-inch LCD display, and lacking obvious giveaways such as external antennas, it’s a stylish...
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It’s not uncommon to find networking manufacturers adding unique features to their products in an effort to stand out from the crowd. The Linksys by Cisco WRT160NL, Belkin’s N+ as well as D-Link’s DIR-825 all include US...
Gigabit WAN and LAN w/ jumbo frame support, Wirespeed Gigabit routing, Wireless Guest zone, NAS performs better and has more features than other router NASes...
Fan screams like a banshee, Screen too small, FrameChannel wont work behind another router, Membrane switch failed on review sample...
2.4 GHz Draft 11n router with slow built-in NAS, too-small front panel LCD photo display and very noisy little fan...
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This D-Link DIR-685 router is an example of what you get when you let engineers get wild and shove in everything they think is cool into a product. And that's just the type of product we like to see. The Price: $230 or so on Google Shopping The Verd...
Very interesting and very promising. It's more expensive than a standard router, but the fact that it does have a small photo frame (it's only 3.2 inches) and space for a 2.5-inch laptop hard drive makes it impressive. All of these features work...
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