 Now this product's a little bit unique in that it is the first of its kind. It's a wireless N 450 megabit per second router. So what that means is that it is twice as fast as the other... No, no, it's not twice as fast as anything. It's 50% faster than the other high-speed wireless N devices, and it is three times faster than the basic wireless N devices, which are rated at 150 megabit per second. So let's see what Trendnet has to say for themselves on the box. First of all, this is a green net product, which means that it employs some smart power saving techniques in order to reduce power consumption. So things like powering off the ports that aren't being used on the Switch, for example, it has eye-popping 450 megabit per second wireless speed and coverage, gigabit Ethernet ports for high-performance wired connections. You can stream videos, download files, talk online and play games all at the same time, and connect computers with one-touch Wi-Fi protected setup. So like a one-touch setup thing. Now what also makes this unique is that at the time of release, there was absolutely nothing on the market in terms of 450 megabit per second clients. That's been remedied now by Trendnet themselves. They have their 450 megabit per second wireless N gaming adapter these days, so that helps a lot. And then, yeah, like you can see, you can see when they designed the box, related products, a bunch of 300 megabit per second stuff. So, yeah. I mean, I guess there's going to be notebooks with built-in 450 megabit per second, but there was nothing in terms of something you could buy from Trendnet that would work with it. So I thought that was pretty amusing when this first came out, because it was a little while ago, actually. So here they're talking about the features, security, package contents, which we'll see in a moment, but let's see what they have to say about features and security first. So high speed, advanced WPA2 wireless security, so that's under wireless, and then there's security, access restriction with internet access control. Here, let's move that so you can read it better. There we go. Advanced firewall protection with network address translation and stateful packet inspection. Ease of use, which is also good. On-off wireless switch, that's handy. That's actually really handy. There are times when you do want to turn off your wireless, or at least I've wanted to do it a couple times, and it's not always convenient to go log into the web-based admin. All right, here's all the standards it supports. So as mentioned before, these are gigabit ethernet ports to go along with the 450 megabit per second wireless. So with this device, you can pretty much build the fastest possible home network without getting into some pretty high-end networking gear. Let's move along here. You can pause this, obviously, if you want to read, and I'm not going to say too much unless there's something that really stands out to me as needing to be said. And I don't really see anything like that. So this will work with your old G and B compatible wireless devices, just so that you're aware. So it's backwards compatible, just like any wireless end device. The key difference is the speed. So let's see what we find inside. First, we have a user's guide on disk. Then we have a user's guide. Oh, no, this is a quick installation guide. So we've got about three pages of English before you start installing and configuring. So configuring, oh, no, I guess it's, yeah, no, like three, four pages. So they show you the very, very basics, which is configuring your wireless and then setting up security on it. So that's all the important stuff. And then obviously you can use the user guide if you want to get a little bit deeper into things. So here we have one internet cable. So that'll at least get you connected from your wireless router to your internet modem. And then if you want to wire up any computers, you're going to have to use additional cables. And then we have a power adapter. So this power adapter is rated for 12 volts, one amp. So pretty much your run of the mill power adapter. And let's have a look at the router itself. It's improved so much on their old like blue shelled wireless products. These slick black casings really just, well, they look a lot more professional, a lot more sharp. So here we go. Here's our three antennas. So it does have a three antenna design. So let's have a look at the physical aspects of this router. Remember, this is the TEW691GR. And you can see right here on the front, we've got all of the indicator LEDs that we could pretty much need. There's our security one. There's wireless LAN. There's another one. I'm not sure what that one's for. It's not labeled. Only one way to find out later. We have LAN1234 labeled as well as our WAN port. It's another LAN port, but really that one goes into your router more than anything else. And then we have a power light. So that means you can network up to four computers and one router for your internet connection. As well as any number of, I mean I think it's up to something like 200 plus wireless clients. Although there's no way you'd want to run that many off. So realistically, you know, you can run anywhere from 10 to 20 computers off this if you're running most of them wireless, which is kind of neat. Here we have some ventilation holes on the side. Here we have some ventilation holes on the other side. There's the WPS. I'm going to put my hand here so that it'll actually focus. There's the WPS one touch wireless setup. And then let's have a close look at the back. So I'm going to put my hand here so it'll focus. There is our power in. There's the reset switch. There's our power switch. There's that neat wireless LAN on off switch. There is our WAN port. There are the four LAN ports that I had mentioned before. So I am going to do some performance testing with this guy. And I'm going to be using the, the T-E-W-687 450 megabit per second client in order to find out just how fast we can make this go. Just what kind of range it has. So thank you for checking out my unboxing. And don't forget to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips.