description D-Link DIR-1950 Overview
The D-Link DIR-1950 is a dual-band Wi-Fi 5 router for home networks, marketed in the AC1900 performance class. It provides Gigabit Ethernet connections for wired devices and uses multiple external antennas to distribute wireless coverage across compatible computers, phones, televisions, and smart-home equipment. The router also incorporates McAfee-based security features intended to help protect devices connected through the network.
help D-Link DIR-1950 FAQ
What wireless standard does the D-Link DIR-1950 use?
The DIR-1950 is a dual-band Wi-Fi 5 router in the AC1900 performance class. It supports both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz wireless networks.
Does the D-Link DIR-1950 have Gigabit Ethernet ports?
Yes. It provides Gigabit Ethernet connections for wired devices such as desktop computers, smart TVs, and game consoles.
Is the DIR-1950 suitable for a large house?
It can provide useful coverage in many homes, but one router may not reach every room in a large or heavily built house. Placement, wall materials, interference, and the need for mesh nodes matter more than the AC1900 label alone.
Can the D-Link DIR-1950 replace a modem?
The DIR-1950 is a router, not a universal modem. If the internet service uses cable, DSL, or fiber equipment, the required modem or optical network terminal normally remains part of the connection.
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