D-Link DAP-1522, 1000 Mbit/s, WPA, WPA2 D-Link DAP-1522. Maximum data transfer rate: 1000 Mbit/s. Security algorithms: WPA, WPA2 The need for wireless networking is almost a certainty given the amount of internet capable equipment is an average home. Just count the potential devices such as PlayStation 3, Nintendo Wii, Xbox 360, TV, Blu-ray player, fridge, the list can go on a... The D-Link DAP-1522 Xtreme N Duo Wireless Bridge/Access Point performs the basic tasks reasonably well. For the standard home user happy to follow the wizard bouncing ball it is straightforward and fast to set up the device and be up and running quick... D-Link’s DAP-1522 demonstrates the danger of shopping for a product based on its specs. On paper, this combination bridge/access point sounds as though it could solve just about any wireless coverage problem you might have. In reality, it’s a one-trick... Dualband 802.11n; dual function (wireless bridge and wireless access point). Relatively slow TCP/IP throughput for an 802.11n device; expensive. Dual-band draft 2.0 802.11n AP/Bridge based on Ralink silicon Dualband, 4 port gigabit switch w/ jumbo frame support, Can be used as AP or bridge, Lowest price for dualband draft 11n Single radio, so no simultaneous dualband, Subpar 2.4 GHz band performance, 40% WEP and WPA/TKIP throughput reduction, Very low throughput with 802.11g clients Dual-band draft 2.0 802.11n AP/Bridge based on Ralink silicon https://www.extremetech.com:443/computing/81928-dlink-dap1522-bridge-access-point-review One of the main issues I ran into was an aging wireless bridge, the D-Link DWL-G800, which handles 802.11g. I just received its replacement, the DAP-1522, from D-Link. The DAP-1522 is much more than just a bridge. It can also act as an ordinary wireles... Easy setup; can act as access point or bridge; supports WPA-personal. Soft reboot slows network. If you need a multiport wireless bridge, the D-Link DAP-1522 may be exactly what you need.Introduction...