 The Unboxing Ninja chooses his prey wisely. And they fell. Oops. Okay. So today we've got the MyNet N750. This is slightly higher end than the N600, meaning for your dual band speeds you've got one 450 megabit per second stream and one 300 megabit per second stream, giving you a total of 750, and slightly lower end than the N900, which has two 450 megabit per second streams. This one also has gigabit ports, better range than the N600, and also has easy setup, also has fast track streaming, fast track streaming, which I will go over in a moment, also supports full HD, which is bloody well better if it has gigabit and N750, and has four gigabit ports, which I already talked about. I fast track HD entertainment. So let's talk about what fast track does exactly. Fast track is profiles that WD builds into the lower end routers, the N600 and the N750, that I was expecting him to come look at this while I sort of talk. There we go. Fast track basically is profiles that WD builds into the firmware that takes your frequently used games and applications and turns them into priorities. So instead of doing manual QoS, manual quality of service, which you do with most traditional routers, WD provides all the profiles. All you gotta do is turn fast track on, and it'll automatically prioritize things like Skype over your brother who's torrenting in the next room, and you're like, I'm trying to talk to grandma. And he's like, I'm trying to play League of Legends. And you're like, no, I'm trying to talk to grandma. And you have these conversations, and it's just pointless, it's stupid. Just get one of these. Then you don't have to worry about it anymore. It'll automatically prioritize. So moving right along, here's the help me choose thing. So the benefits, I kinda already covered this. You get four gigabit ports versus the four fast ethernet ports on the N600. You get two USB 2 ports. So WD is a storage company. They do want you to buy a hard drive to use with your MyNet router in order to back things up and store all your data in one place, access it from wherever you want. If you get a compatible Western Digital drive, such as a MyBook Live, you can actually even use your router as kind of an Apple time capsule replacement with Time Machine, although it's compatible with Windows utilities as well. One, two, three steps set up, 24 seven customer support. And this one is rated for multiple HD streams over Wi-Fi. I mean, I think that's... It's optimistic at the best of times. I think if you're getting one full HD stream over Wi-Fi over any kind of distance, you should probably be pretty happy. But who knows, I could be wrong. I'm just unboxing it now. I haven't actually sat down and tested it yet. The MyNet dashboard gives you a simple view of your essential settings, more access, remote access with WD2Go. So these are apps that are available that you can use as well as the WD Photos app. More simplicity, okay. Easy to auto configure, advanced QoS. Yes, that's that fast track feature. Parental controls and internet security, network diagnostic tool, auto sensing port technology, and antenna amplifiers. So that's what makes this one higher range than the N600. In terms of included accessories, there's not a whole lot. There's a power brick. There's warranty as well as technical support, phone numbers for you. There's a start here, which has steps for Mac, steps for Windows, as well as a disk, as well as an ethernet port. Port. An ethernet port, which you can plug this ethernet cable into, is what I meant to say. All right, let's have a look at the physicality of the router. There's your power LED, your wireless LED, your... Wireless LED? Yes, wireless LED. Your internet LED and your WPS LED. There's your button for that. On the top, it's sort of matte and sort of shiny. It's actually got kind of a nice look to it. Can you see that in the camera? Does it look good? Looks good? Yeah. Diesel's giving me the nod. Okay. So you've got power switch, power in, four gigabit ports, internet port, and then two storage ports, which is actually really cool. And again, WD is a storage company. They want you to get more storage. And I personally totally believe in NAS storage. I'm a big NAS guy. This is a little basic for me. I actually have some pretty high-end NAS stuff going on. But hey, if you don't have any network backup already, you will thank yourself if you throw a centralized backup on here next time a computer or hard drive crashes or anything bad happens and you need to recover some data off of it. Yes, you'll thank yourself. Plus, being able to access your files while you're on the go on your tablet or your phone or whatever other device is very cool as well. So thank you for checking out my unboxing and first look at the WD MyNet N750. Don't forget to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips for more unboxings, reviews, and other computer videos.