Netgear N300 Trek Travel Router and Range Extender Wireless N Portable Acees Point with 10/1000
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Netgear N300 Trek Travel Router and Range Extender Wireless N Portable Acees Point with 10/1000
Scan code: LN56093 Manufacturer code: PR2000-100EUS
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Netgear N300 Trek Travel Router and Range Extender Wireless N Portable Acees Point with 10/1000

Netgear Trek Travel Router and WiFi Booster, N300, 802.11n, Wall-plug, Flip-out Antenna with Lan Ports

Scan code: LN56093 Manufacturer code: PR2000-100EUS
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Product Overview Secure, Share and Extend WiFi. Wherever You Go.
This compact device can be used as a router, range extender, access point or bridge to keep you connected wherever you trek, with a simple wall plug design, or convenient USB power options for use with laptops.

Number of Ethernet Ports
Two (2) 10/100 Mbps (1 Internet/LAN and 1 LAN) Ethernet ports with auto-sensing technology

Key Features
Multipurpose WiFi device: WiFi router, WiFi access point, Hotspot and Range extender
N300 WiFi (802.11 b/g/n)
Palm-size for easy portability
Flip-out antenna for optimal WiFi coverage
Charge mobile phone via USB when wall-plugged
Micro USB powered for better mobility
Intelligence to detect between network modes
READYSHARE® USB—Wirelessly share and access USB storage Features Save on Internet Access Fees
Share a single paid Internet login across your tablet, laptop and smartphone by connecting all your devices to Trek. And because it’s your own personalized connection, your devices always connect using the same login and password - no more setting up new profiles for every device, every time you connect.

Add Security to Public WiFi Hotspots
With NETGEAR Trek you can create a secure, private firewall protected network for all of your devices when you connect to public hotspots.

Create a WiFi Hotspot in Hotel Rooms
At the mercy of a single wired connection in your hotel room that can’t connect to your tablet or smart phone? With Trek, turn a single wired connection into a secure, reliable WiFi hotspot for all your devices.

Boost the Signal of Weak Public WiFi Hotspots
Extend the signal of existing WiFi so you’ll be sure to have a strong, reliable signal whether you’re in the back corner of the coffee shop or the 20th story of the hotel.

Charge Your Smartphone or Tablet
With flexible charging options, Trek has you covered. The convenience of a wall-plug design means you can avoid the hassle of carrying another power adapter in your bag, or use the USB to power Trek with your laptop. As a bonus you can even use Trek to charge your mobile device via the USB port.

Easy and Compact WiFi Router
Use NETGEAR Trek as a compact N300 WiFi router for fast connections throughout your home.

Boost Your Existing WiFi
Get rid of those frustrating dead spots in your home. Trek can boost your existing WiFi to help extend the signal with N300 speed.

Create New WiFi Access
Connect to an existing Internet provider gateway and create a WiFi access point.

Connect a Wired Device Wirelessly
Universal Ethernet-to-WiFi bridge to connect wired devices via WiFi.
Warranty

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Details
Duration:
12 months
Type:
Direct
DOA Period:
28 days
RTB Period:
1 months
Manufacturer Contact Details
Manufacturer:
Netgear
Telephone:
0134 445 8200
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Netgear N300 Trek Travel Router and Range Extender Wireless N Portable Acees Point with 10/1000
Netgear N300 Trek Travel Router and Range Extender Wireless N Portable Acees Point with 10/1000