The USB 3.0 port is unusually versatile, supporting tethering, cellular modems, storage and even printer sharing. Its storage throughput is limited, but the port’s range of uses is a major...
Pros: Wi-Fi speed, close-range speed
Cons: mesh performance, seamless handoff
USB 3.0 adds useful storage and NAS flexibility, though reviewers differed on how much practical value it offers.
Pros: close-range speed, download performance
Cons: automatic configuration, interface responsiveness
The single USB port is useful and fast enough for storage expansion, but reviewers repeatedly note that one port feels limited on a premium Pro model.
Pros: long-range speed, whole-home coverage
Cons: XGS-PON support, Matter support
USB-C is genuinely useful for charging, tethering, and Ethernet adapters, but it cannot host USB storage.
Pros: Wi-Fi standard support, web interface setup
Cons: 160 MHz support, long-range speed