D-Link LTE Cat7 Wi-Fi AC1200 Router

Product Overview

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For £84.80 ex-VAT, the D-Link LTE Cat7 Wi‑Fi router is best seen as a practical “stay connected anywhere” device rather than a proper office upgrade. If you need mobile broadband as a backup (or primary) for a site that can’t reliably get a fixed line—think small depots, pop-up offices, warehouses with patchy ISP coverage—this is the kind of unit that can actually save you hassle. The Wi‑Fi is “good enough” for typical small-business use, and the LTE uplink is the real value proposition here.

That said, I wouldn’t buy it if your goal is high-performance Wi‑Fi for lots of users, heavy file transfers, or a busy office environment. LTE routers also live and die by signal quality—so if you don’t have decent mobile reception at the install location, you’ll feel it immediately in throughput and stability. And if you already have a decent fixed ISP connection, you may be better spending the money on a more robust standalone router/access point setup rather than paying for cellular capability you won’t need.

**Who should buy:** SMEs with mobile/backup connectivity needs, remote sites, temporary offices, and locations where fixed line options are poor. **Who should skip:** high-density Wi‑Fi environments, customers who already have reliable broadband and want maximum wireless performance per pound, or anyone unsure about LTE signal strength without checking site coverage first.