Memuat D-Link Wi-Fi 1.4.8 build 1 3

19-10-2020

Audra Perry

Absolutely frustrating. I followed the setup instructions 16 times before it finally connected on it's own as I was trying to figure out how to get some help from the website. The app would say the device was booting, the device would start blinking and then shut off, and then the app would not be able to find the device. Over and over again. And the FAQs were incredibly unhelpful. I even tried it using the wps button instead of the app and STILL no connection multiple times.

28-09-2020

Ernest Estrada

It took five tries to get the app to detect and link with router. Instructions were conflicting. To be able to detect the router you have to have it powered up already. But instructions say plug in router after you've already detected it. Obviously, they did not have somebody who was not involved with the project to walk through the app to make sure that it was actually correct in every step. Once the link was fully connected then it's working fine but getting app to initially connect.

23-08-2019

A Google user

This is an app with only basic functionalities, advanced controls are absent. some common features which are very handy to have and helpful, like bandwidth monitoring, data consumption chart or something like that are missing as well. Very difficult to tell which cover router is connected. Sometimes the white light starts blinking then stops, which could be a product issue but this app fails to notify or point to anything. Also it can't identify all types of internet connections. Very slow

01-10-2020

Phil Carpenter

Looks like D-Link is doing a nice job making its routers easy to configure.It's too early to give this app a 5, thus a 4. Performing an initial router setup, updating firmware, and then connecting went well. I did try the speed test inside the app and it got to 99% and then froze up for over 10 minutes. I doubt it's choice a 5 rating without seeing this test complete.

05-01-2021

Dave Schmidt

Updated: After disabling the VPN on my phone, I was able to complete the app setup. It would be nice if those instructions were provided. Now that the app is working, my chief complaint is that I cannot view the status of the network or restart the network remotely using the app as I can with other mesh networks that I own. Previous: Recently purchased the COVR 1100 and tried to set it up with the app but the app could not detect the router even though I was connected to the router.

15-11-2020

Will Halim

The D-Link Wi-Fi app is for local access only. This app was supposed to be the designated replacement of several previous dlink apps, BUT the most important feature of remote management is NOT included. If it's only local, we don't really need a phone app -- we could simply turn on our tablet/laptop/computer and http to 192.168.0.1 to manage the router. Duh.

28-06-2020

Mark Tolo

Not very impressed. I like D-Link products and it surprises me that this app feels very basic. I had configured my router and thought the app should be able to sense it's configuration or ask questions about basic connectivity. Instead it is expecting an out of the box config. So if you have things tweaked the way you want you may want to evaluate your choice. I find it useful though. Thanks guys. I'm not sure if it was on the Android app but I saw it on the iPhone app so my bad. I missed it

29-11-2019

A Google user

I guess this app might work well with other D-Link models but, it does absolutely nothing for mine - a DIR-850L. So, I'm uninstalling it. A shame because I really need something to use my router as an access point. I would like to do it from my phone. It looks like I may have to use my PC instead. Unless someone here could direct me to an app that is compatible with the DIR-850L model.

21-09-2020

Dan Flaherty

Been trying to get it setup for 3 hours now. Takes a long time to run through the setup and then at the end just doesn't work. Always left with the orange flash light. Router and d link are within a few feet of each other. Only help the app gives is to "move the router and d-link closer together"