 Today I have a router to unbox. This is a Zyxel Wireless N Router. It is the NBG4615. And one of the things that's actually really cool about it, right off the bat, is the fact that it includes not one, but two built-in USB ports. So with that in mind, let's go ahead and do the unboxing portion of this video right away, so that I can show you the product itself, because that is important. Showing you the product, because if I did an unboxing where I don't show you the product, it would be over right about now. First of all, we have a warranty card. Thank you for purchasing. And our warranty is... Oh, it opens up. That helps a lot. Okay, so it looks like it is... I don't know how long it is. Okay, either way, you can fill it out with your model number and serial number and date of purchase. Okay, we have a quick start guide, although you're probably not going to use this too much, because it does include, besides the expert configuration mode, also an easy configuration mode. So that should help for the non-technically savvy customers to get this baby set up. You also have support for a WPS, so that's where you just press the button on the router, press the button on the adapter, and the secure connection is done automatically. We have a utility user's guide, quick start guide, Acrobat reader, and product registration disc. Actually, there's some useful stuff on there. You might not want to throw that disc away just yet. We have the router itself, which is fairly small. This I like to see. I'm kind of... It's getting tiresome seeing huge routers that are trying to be a fashion statement. So this is just a plain glossy white finish on the top of the router itself, and then you have LEDs indicating all of the different stuff that it does. So you've got your power LED, you've got your four LAN LEDs, your one WAN LED, your wireless LED, and then LEDs for the two USB ports. You know what? More on the router in a moment. Let's show you all the other things it comes with. Next, we have a power adapter, which looks like that. We have an ethernet cable, which is yellow. See? That's just a little bit different. You know? It's like this one comes with a yellow ethernet cable. Everyone else comes with a blue or a black ethernet cable. Well, these got... It's going to break the mold. Yellow ethernet cable. Also, instead of being a lame three foot ethernet cable that some routers come with, this is actually a six foot cable. So there you have it. Gold-plated connectors too. Alright, next we have two antennas. Not one, but two. I'm not going to try and get those out of the packaging right now, but I will go like this. Okay. And then finally we have the router itself. So let's show you the overall physical layout of the NBG4615. So on the sides, you see we have our two USB ports. So that's actually... I mean, okay, yes, they call it out on the front of the box and, you know, hee hee look, it's a net USB port. But that's actually a really cool feature because not only can you use it to access your printer over the network, you can also plug in a mass storage device such as a USB drive or an external hard drive at the same time. So I haven't actually seen any other consumer router in this kind of a price point range that does offer that feature. What else do they have to say for themselves here? Wi-Fi compliant with 802N and backwards compatible with B and G. Hey, that might have something to do with the name of the router. The NBG. Okay. Next we have wireless scheduling for energy saving. Well, that's actually kind of cool too. My router at home doesn't have that. So you can turn off the... I mean, that's... Never mind energy saving. I mean, yeah, it's good for energy saving too, but you can turn off the antenna during hours of the day when you don't want it on, like at night for example. Next, we've got Wi-Fi protected setup. Talked about that already. Six level neighbor friendly wireless output power control. That's actually cool too. So that's a way that you can actually adjust the signal strength of the wireless antenna. Well, not the antenna, but the actual router itself in order to keep it from being too accessible. So if you live in an apartment or a condo for example, you can turn it down in six different incremental steps to a level that allows access throughout your entire living space, but doesn't necessarily punch through two sets of walls and go to the people two condos over who managed to guess that your wireless password was your pet's name. Okay? Next, enhanced security with WP, WPA, PA2 and a firewall. That's all pretty much standard fare. And let me see what else they have to say about this particular guy right here. I think that's pretty much it. Oh, it has a game engine feature evidently. Okay. So you can turn that on to optimize it for games. You can easily prioritize your network traffic with quality of service. So you can set different things to lower or higher priorities. So for example, if your house is not run by me, the gaming thing might be at the bottom, but if it is run by me, that might be at the top in order to maximize your, well, not maximize your pings, minimize your pings, maximize your gaming experience. On the back of the unit itself, we have our two antenna ports, our convenient on off physical switch for the wireless network. We have our WPS button as well as a reset button recessed into a little port down there. Let's use a needle to get at that. Okay. We have four LAN ports and we have one WAN port, our DC power in as well as a complete on off switch for the router unit itself. And finally another antenna port. So thank you for checking out my unboxing of the NVG 4615. Don't forget to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips for more unboxings, reviews and other computer videos. These are gigabit ports. Wow. This is actually a tremendous value for the price point that it's at. Gigabit ethernet ports, wireless in, there you have it. Now I'm actually done.