D-Link's McAfee-powered router makes security a top priority
The D-Link AC2600 Wi-Fi router powered by McAfee has parental controls, antivirus, real-time monitoring and more to help secure your devices.
It seemed there was a huge new security story every week last year. D-Link took notice. It teamed up with McAfee to create the new AC2600 security router (DIR-2680) for all your connected devices.
Available in the second quarter of 2018 for $250 (about £185 or AU$320), the dual-band router uses the McAfee Secure Home Platform, which automatically protects your network and devices.
The DIR-2680 includes:
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- Setup via D-Link Wi-Fi app and remote management with McAfee app
- Parental controls, downloadable antivirus software and real-time threat monitoring
- McAfee's Global Threat Intelligence, which instantly blocks malware and malicious websites
- MU-MIMO for fast simultaneous connections to multiple devices
- Intel Home Wi-Fi Chipset, which allows 128 devices to connect at once
The extra security from an industry leader like McAfee is a big draw. You get a five-year license for parental controls and a two-year license for the McAfee software, which is better than most security routers. Keeping your devices and data secure is important today, so having a router like the DIR-2680 will give you a little extra peace of mind.
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