Those three big antennas are definitely worth the money to be paid for. You should remember the range also depends on how to point your antennas and where you place your Wifi Router. This one is good featured mid range Wifi in its product model range. There are better more extended range Wifi's from ASUS. I roughly counted and infer that this one was showing still half the range with 50 feets away from where the WIFI was placed. 4 concrete walls in middle. Which is in my thought good enough. Best and the one I was also seeking along with good range is the facilities / modes its provides. This once can work in Router / AP client / Range extender mode. AP Client was the one I was seeking to make it behave as client to my main router. It also have good features and options for media / USB drive sharing and more options to control how you share. ASUS provides good number of tools to trouble shoot and recover your router in case of misleading configuration or firmware upgrade issue if your face. Also provides a very nice GUI web page to manage Router configurations. If you think you need max features in mid range price router. This is the one you should go for. Do not get annoyed or worried of those long antennas. The Wifi works totally fine without them also. But cuts off few feet of range (still depends on how and where you place your router). Also for everyone one note from my personal experience: "Expensive routers does not mean more range, not true in all case". So choose wisely and based on reviews and feedbacks.

here by i used netgear 300 mbps and t plink router too .. but signal problem still there .. not connected if distance become more than 600 ft but in Asus RTN14UHP is the best router which provide 2000 sq ft range .. even when i out from my home and become far more than 1800 ft .. still there 1 clear signal showing and working fine in my mobile really grt and best one Choose this router and relax