 Welcome to another unboxing. This is the Zeichsel Media Router and I don't think that's the whole name of it so we're going to go with their proper name which is the NBG5715. It is blazingly fast. It has concurrent dual band wireless N450 megabit per second which, to my understanding, is actually a first with this particular router so you can simultaneously stream HD movies, play online games and web surf. Okay, that's pretty much par for the course for a wireless router. I should certainly hope you can do all of those things. Net USB allows you to share printers and storage wirelessly which is very cool. Alright, gigabit, net USB, 2.4 and 5 gigahertz. Okay, we've got all of that going on. Let's see what they've got to say for themselves in the back. So, beamforming supports extends effective wireless coverage. Okay, quality of service enhances gaming and multimedia streaming. Okay, and 5 IPsec VPN tunnels secure data transfer. Fascinating. So that's something that I haven't seen as a call out spec on a consumer level router ever. So, there you are. Wireless scheduling allows energy saving so you can turn off your wireless when you're at home but sleeping for example or when you don't want your kids surfing the net at four in the morning or whatever the case may be. So, let's go ahead and pull this guy open and have a look at what we've got inside the box. So, the first thing is a declaration of conformity which I'm not particularly interested in. Okay, next we have a utility user's guide, quick start guide, acrobat reader and product registration CD. Next we have a warranty card. So, let's see how long the warranty is. We take great pride in our quality, value and performance and believe this product should offer you trouble free operation throughout its lifetime. And it doesn't actually say how long the lifetime should be. Fascinating. For further information visit zyxel.com slash warranty so you can go ahead and do that if you care that much. Hardware installation, so this is apparently a quick start guide. Ah yes, it says quick start guide at the top. So, they show you how to put the antennas on, how to plug in the Wanlan, Wanlan, Wanlan, I don't know. DC in, how to plug in the power, okay, how to plug in USB to either a printer or in some cases a storage device if you want to go ahead and have a network store device which is just a USB, not powered, but it has a USB interface to your router and then you can use that as a network share. Okay, we have a WPS setup, how to do that. Alright, wow this thing is huge. This is one of the bigger routers that I've seen in quite a while so let's go ahead and I'll take the router out but we're not going to look closely at that just yet. So let's pull out all of the included accessories and what nots first. By the way we have a trial cameraman here today so you know feel free to leave your comments on the YouTube comments, let me know what you think. Good, terrible, adequate. Alright we've got three included antennas so I'm going to go ahead and actually I'm not going to put those on yet because I'm going to take the plastic layer off first. This has kind of a neat look to it. I mean I've never really believed that the router should be like a fashion statement but if it has to not look stupid or you have to see it then it might as well look kind of different so there you go. It has kind of a wavy finish to it, the insides are kind of matte and then the top is sort of glossy. Actually this is glossy too, let's see how fingerprint resistant it is. Actually that's not bad. So it's got a bit of sort of smearage going on but the good news, or bad news, I don't know, I'm about to find out, is that it comes off really easily and doesn't scratch too easily because a lot of the time these glossy finishes, especially on routers, I had one router that had a black glossy finish on it and literally you went like this and it was like the whole thing was just scratched out just from your fingers. Okay so we've got, that must be WPS. Wow there's a bunch of different stuff. Okay so you can turn the lights on and off, you can turn the wireless on and off so that's a nice dedicated button to have there. Okay we've got our USB ports, so two of those. I'm gonna, you know what, give me a sec here guys because I'm gonna need a minute to find out what all these buttons do. I don't think I've seen this many buttons on a consumer router ever. Okay we figured it out. Here's WPS, this is wireless on, this is light on or light off. On the other side these probably are prompting it to look for something on the USB port. Okay we've got a power switch at the back, DC power in, we have four gigabit LAN ports and then we have our WAN port. We've also got a reset switch so there's your hard reset and I'm just gonna go ahead and throw these on. In terms of the other included accessories there's not a whole lot. There's just a power adapter which is just your standard wall wart as well as a yellow ethernet cable. Very stylin'. Of course, oh gold plated connectors too, look at that. Alright so we'll go ahead and throw this on here. I actually don't mind the overall layout of this, it's very unconventional so it kind of sits like this on the desk and it doesn't appear that there is a way to remove the bottom stand. So yeah, so it sits on the desk like that and then all of the cables plug in from the back. So thank you for checking out this unboxing and first look at the Zeichsel NBG5715 media router. 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