HELP! Choosing a wireless router.

[makkyun]

I'm gonna get a new router soon. (We've been using an 802.11g router for 5 years now) I have a low budget and I was looking for some budget routers. One is a D-Link AC750 DIR-816L, the other is a TP-Link TL- WR1043ND. The D-Link one is an AC750 router. and the TP-Link one is an N 300Mbps. Which router will give me more coverage? The D-Link only has two antennas and the TP-Link has three if that will help. Will there be a lot I can benefit on the AC750 router vs the N300? I don't want to spend on an AC1200 or higher. And most of our devices here at home are using wireless N.

[britishsligean]

Get the AC one, it's the "next Generation" of wireless, more and more devices will support it in the next 12 months and will have slightly better range than a N router

[makkyun]

Get the AC one, it's the "next Generation" of wireless, more and more devices will support it in the next 12 months and will have slightly better range than a N router

Thank you. But as I was asking in the OP, what can I benefit from using an AC router with a N device?, will it boost signal?, is having two AC antennas the same as having three N antennas?

 

Last thing, is there a better AC solution (AC1200 or above) for the same price as the D-Link I mentioned (AC750)? It can be other budget brands like Belkin, Buffalo, etc.