Name: Cudy WR300S 300Mbps 5-Port Wi-Fi 4 Router
Brand: Cudy
Price: 299 ZAR
Availability: InStock

Product Information

Cudy WR300S 300Mbps 5-Port Wi-Fi 4 Router – White

300Mbps Wi-Fi | 5 Fast Ethernet Ports | 5-in-1 Modes | VPN Client | Ideal for Small Homes

Quick Specs

• 300Mbps Wi-Fi 4 performance on 2.4GHz
• 5 Fast Ethernet ports (1× WAN + 4× LAN)
• 5-in-1 Modes: Router / Access Point / Extender / WISP / Client
• Built-in VPN Client (WireGuard, PPTP, L2TP)
• Covers up to 90m² with 4 external antennas

Compact & Versatile for Everyday Connectivity

The WR300S is designed for apartments, small homes and offices needing stable, affordable internet coverage. With 300Mbps wireless speeds and four high-gain external antennas, it delivers reliable signal strength for browsing, HD streaming and smart home connectivity.

Its five Fast Ethernet ports allow you to connect gaming consoles, smart TVs, desktop PCs and network devices without relying entirely on Wi-Fi, helping to reduce congestion and maintain stable performance. Whether you're upgrading an older router or setting up a secondary network, the WR300S provides flexible deployment options without complexity.

Flexible 5-in-1 Multi-Mode Operation

The WR300S is designed to adapt easily to different network environments with five versatile operating modes. In Router Mode, it functions as a standard home router, sharing your internet connection across multiple wired and wireless devices. Access Point Mode allows you to add Wi-Fi to an existing wired network, making it ideal for expanding coverage in offices or larger homes. When set to Range Extender Mode, it boosts and extends an existing wireless signal to improve coverage in areas with weak reception. WISP Mode enables connection to a wireless internet service provider, making it suitable for fixed wireless setups. In Client Mode, the router can provide wired network access to devices by connecting them to an existing Wi-Fi network. This flexibility makes the WR300S a practical solution for fibre connections, fixed wireless services, or repurposing older networking equipment.