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  • Avg. price: ~£90
  • Wi-Fi version: Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac)
  • Wi-Fi speed: 1900 Mbps
  • Coverage area: 195 m²

D-Link DAP-1955 review. Compare 63 technical specifications and user reviews to see how it ranks among wi-fi extenders and if it is worth buying.

8.2

Overall score

What it is: An overall evaluation of the Wi-Fi extender's quality, based on technical analyses and user reviews.

When it matters: When you need a quick reference to spot the best Wi‑Fi extenders overall.

Score components:

80.0%

8.2

Technical Score

20.0%

8.0

User score

Excellent
8.2

Technical Score

What it is: An assessment of the Wi-Fi extender's technical performance, covering eight key areas: speed, coverage, signal stability, connectivity, Ethernet features, mesh support, ease of setup, and design.

When it matters: When you want to compare Wi‑Fi extenders based on speed, coverage, ports, and wireless features.

Score components:

40.0%

6.8

Wi-Fi Performance

30.0%

9.3

Network & Security

12.0%

10

Setup & Management

10.0%

7.1

Hardware & Deployment

8.0%

10

Ports

Excellent
8.0

User score

What it is: A rating that combines user reviews and the total number of reviews received by the Wi-Fi extender.

When it matters: When you want to know how a Wi‑Fi extender performs in daily use and how reliably it maintains a stable connection over time according to user feedback.

Score components:

70.0%

7.2

User reviews

30.0%

10

Popularity

User score:
United States
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3.6
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(Reviews last updated: June 2026)

Excellent
  • 8.7
    Gaming

    Score components:

    35.0%

    6.3

    Wi-Fi speed

    30.0%

    10

    QoS support

    20.0%

    10

    Ethernet backhaul

    15.0%

    10

    N. of LAN ports

  • 8.4
    Travel

    Score components:

    45.0%

    7.8

    Weight

    30.0%

    10

    Portable design

    15.0%

    6.3

    Wi-Fi speed

    10.0%

    10

    Access Point mode

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Best prices in UK

    N/A~ £90

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Verdict

The D-Link DAP-1955 is a dual-band AC1900 Wi-Fi range extender that delivers speeds up to 1900 Mbps (600 Mbps on 2.4 GHz and 1300 Mbps on 5 GHz) and covers up to 2,100 square feet. Its main characteristics include MU-MIMO technology for efficient multi-device handling, EasyMesh support for seamless whole-home roaming, and a dedicated Gigabit Ethernet port for wired connectivity. Pros include its compact wall-plug design, a smart signal indicator for optimal placement, and WPA3 security support. However, it lacks Wi-Fi 6 compatibility, which may limit performance in ultra-high-density modern environments.

Technical Specifications of D-Link DAP-1955

Technical Score

What it is: An assessment of the Wi-Fi extender's technical performance, covering eight key areas: speed, coverage, signal stability, connectivity, Ethernet features, mesh support, ease of setup, and design.

When it matters: When you want to compare Wi‑Fi extenders based on speed, coverage, ports, and wireless features.

Score components:

40.0%

6.8

Wi-Fi Performance

30.0%

9.3

Network & Security

12.0%

10

Setup & Management

10.0%

7.1

Hardware & Deployment

8.0%

10

Ports

8.2
D-Link DAP-1955 has a technical score of 8.23 points, which is higher than 71.6% of Wi-Fi extenders.
User score

What it is: A rating that combines user reviews and the total number of reviews received by the Wi-Fi extender.

When it matters: When you want to know how a Wi‑Fi extender performs in daily use and how reliably it maintains a stable connection over time according to user feedback.

Score components:

70.0%

7.2

User reviews

30.0%

10

Popularity

User score:
United States
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3.6
(1426)

(Reviews last updated: June 2026)

8.0
D-Link DAP-1955 has a user score of 8.04 points, which is lower than 52.9% of Wi-Fi extenders.
Popularity
What it is: An indicator based on the number of reviews received by the Wi-Fi extender.
When it matters: When you prefer to buy a Wi‑Fi extender that has already been chosen and reviewed by many other users.
10
D-Link DAP-1955 has a popularity of 10 points, which is higher than 49% of products in this category.
Ratio quality/price

What it is: An indicator that combines the Wi-Fi extender's overall rating with its cost.

When it matters: When you are looking for a Wi‑Fi extender with a good balance between performance and price.

Score components:

60.0%

8.2

Overall score

40.0%

10

Price

8.7
D-Link DAP-1955 has a quality-to-price ratio of 8.7 points, which is higher than 64.7% of products in this category.
Wi-Fi version
What it is: The Wi‑Fi generation the extender supports, such as Wi‑Fi 5, Wi‑Fi 6, or Wi‑Fi 6E.
When it matters: When you want the extender to work well with newer routers and support modern wireless features.

Importance: HIGH

Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac)
D-Link DAP-1955 supports Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac), more advanced than 9.8% of Wi-Fi extenders and equal to 44.1% of Wi-Fi extenders.
Wi-Fi bands
What it is: The wireless frequency bands the extender can use.
When it matters: When your router and devices depend on support for the right Wi‑Fi bands.

Importance: HIGH

Dual-band
D-Link DAP-1955 supports Dual-band, more versatile than 10.8% of Wi-Fi extenders and equal to 74.5% of Wi-Fi extenders.
6 GHz band support
What it is: Whether the extender can operate on the 6 GHz band.
When it matters: When you want the extender to work well with newer routers and support modern wireless features.

Importance: LOW

no
D-Link DAP-1955 does not support the 6 GHz band. 5.9% of Wi-Fi extenders support the 6 GHz band.
Wi-Fi speed
What it is: The combined theoretical maximum wireless speed across the supported bands.
When it matters: When you need better speed and signal strength in rooms that are harder to reach.

Importance: HIGH

1900 Mbps
D-Link DAP-1955 reaches 1900 Mbps Wi-Fi speed, faster than 59.8% of Wi-Fi extenders and equal to 4.9% of Wi-Fi extenders.
Max speed 2.4 GHz
What it is: The maximum supported wireless speed on the 2.4 GHz band.
When it matters: When you need better speed and signal strength in rooms that are harder to reach.

Importance: MEDIUM

600 Mbps
D-Link DAP-1955 reaches 600 Mbps on 2.4 GHz, faster than 75.5% of Wi-Fi extenders and equal to 14.7% of Wi-Fi extenders.
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Ethernet backhaul
What it is: Whether the extender supports Ethernet backhaul through a wired network connection.
When it matters: When you want a more stable link over Ethernet instead of relying only on wireless repeating.

Importance: MEDIUM

yes
D-Link DAP-1955 supports Ethernet backhaul. 48.9% of Wi-Fi extenders support Ethernet backhaul.
Mesh compatibility
What it is: The mesh systems or ecosystems the extender can work with.
When it matters: When you want smoother roaming and more consistent coverage across your home.

Importance: LOW

EasyMesh
Mesh standard
What it is: The mesh standard or ecosystem the extender uses.
When it matters: When you want smoother roaming and more consistent coverage across your home.

Importance: LOW

EasyMesh
Roaming feature
What it is: Whether the extender supports seamless roaming between network nodes.
When it matters: When you want smoother roaming and more consistent coverage across your home.

Importance: MEDIUM

yes
D-Link DAP-1955 supports roaming. 17.7% of Wi-Fi extenders support roaming.
Via Smart Roaming.
802.11k support
What it is: Whether the extender supports 802.11k for better roaming information between access points.
When it matters: When you want smoother roaming and more consistent coverage across your home.

Importance: LOW

yes
D-Link DAP-1955 supports 802.11k. 27.1% of Wi-Fi extenders support 802.11k.
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N. of LAN ports
What it is: The number of wired LAN ports on the extender.
When it matters: When you need to connect wired devices such as TVs, consoles, PCs, or switches.

Importance: MEDIUM

1
D-Link DAP-1955 has 1 LAN port/s, more than 8.1% of Wi-Fi extenders and equal to 76.8% of Wi-Fi extenders.
Ethernet port speed
What it is: The maximum Ethernet speed supported by the wired ports.
When it matters: When you connect wired devices and want them to run at full local network speed.

Importance: MEDIUM

1 Gbps
D-Link DAP-1955 offers 1 Gbps Ethernet speed, faster than 25.7% of Wi-Fi extenders and equal to 64.4% of Wi-Fi extenders.
N. of USB ports
What it is: The number of USB ports on the extender.
When it matters: When you need to connect wired devices such as TVs, consoles, PCs, or switches.

Importance: LOW

0
D-Link DAP-1955 has 0 USB port/s, equal to 97.1% of Wi-Fi extenders.
PoE standard
What it is: The Power over Ethernet standard the extender supports, if any.
When it matters: When you want to power the extender over Ethernet instead of using a separate power adapter.

Importance: LOW

N/A
Dedicated smartphone app
What it is: Whether the extender can be managed through a dedicated smartphone app.
When it matters: When you want easier setup, monitoring, and control from your phone.

Importance: MEDIUM

yes
D-Link DAP-1955 comes with a dedicated smartphone app. 15.2% of Wi-Fi extenders come with a dedicated smartphone app.
D-Link Wi-Fi app.
Web UI management
What it is: Whether the extender offers a web-based interface for setup and management.
When it matters: When you prefer advanced setup and control from a web browser.

Importance: MEDIUM

yes
D-Link DAP-1955 has a web management interface. 2% of Wi-Fi extenders have a web management interface.
Web UI at dlinkap.local.
Automatic firmware updates
What it is: Whether the extender can install firmware updates automatically.
When it matters: When you want security and stability updates without having to manage them manually.

Importance: LOW

yes
D-Link DAP-1955 has automatic firmware updates. 53.1% of Wi-Fi extenders have automatic firmware updates.
Auto-update via D-Link Wi-Fi app.
LED control
What it is: Whether the extender’s LED indicators can be adjusted or turned off.
When it matters: When the extender sits in a bedroom or another space where bright status lights can be annoying.

Importance: LOW

yes
D-Link DAP-1955 has LED control. 12.1% of Wi-Fi extenders have LED control.
Buttons present
What it is: The physical buttons available on the extender, such as reset, power, or WPS.
When it matters: When you prefer direct physical controls instead of relying only on software menus.

Importance: LOW

wps, reset, power
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Mounting type
What it is: The mounting style the extender uses, such as wall-plug or desktop placement.
When it matters: When the extender needs to fit neatly into a tight space, behind furniture, or near an outlet.

Importance: LOW

wall-plug
Portable design
What it is: Whether the extender has a travel-friendly portable design, usually a compact plug-in form factor rather than a larger desktop or fixed-installation unit.
When it matters: When you want an extender that is easy to pack, move between locations, or use temporarily while travelling.

Importance: LOW

yes
D-Link DAP-1955 has a portable design. 34.3% of Wi-Fi extenders have a portable design.
Derived from compact plug-in form factor.
Height
What it is: The height of the extender body.
When it matters: When the extender needs to fit neatly into a tight space, behind furniture, or near an outlet.

Importance: LOW

77.3 mm
D-Link DAP-1955 is 77.3 mm tall, shorter than 70.6% of Wi-Fi extenders and equal to 1% of Wi-Fi extenders.
Width
What it is: The width of the extender body.
When it matters: When the extender needs to fit neatly into a tight space, behind furniture, or near an outlet.

Importance: LOW

77.3 mm
D-Link DAP-1955 is 77.3 mm wide, narrower than 58.8% of Wi-Fi extenders.
Thickness
What it is: The depth or thickness of the extender body.
When it matters: When the extender needs to fit neatly into a tight space, behind furniture, or near an outlet.

Importance: LOW

53.6 mm
D-Link DAP-1955 is 53.6 mm thick, thicker than 68.6% of Wi-Fi extenders.
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D-Link DAP-1955 vs the average wi-fi extender

  • 150 Mbps faster 2.4 GHz speed
    D-Link DAP-1955 reaches a faster 2.4 GHz speed than the average wi-fi extender (600 Mbps vs 450 Mbps). The average Wi-Fi extender reaches 450 Mbps on 2.4 GHz.
    What it is: The maximum supported wireless speed on the 2.4 GHz band.
    When it matters: When you need better speed and signal strength in rooms that are harder to reach.

    Importance: MEDIUM

    D-Link DAP-1955 reaches a faster 2.4 GHz speed than the average wi-fi extender (600 Mbps vs 450 Mbps). The average Wi-Fi extender reaches 450 Mbps on 2.4 GHz.600 Mbps vs 450 Mbps
  • 6.41 W lower power consumption
    D-Link DAP-1955 uses less power than the average wi-fi extender (3.1 W vs 9.5 W). The average Wi-Fi extender uses 9.5 W of power.
    ErP network-standby figure.
    What it is: The power the extender typically uses during normal operation.
    When it matters: When you care about energy use, heat output, or running costs.

    Importance: LOW

    D-Link DAP-1955 uses less power than the average wi-fi extender (3.1 W vs 9.5 W). The average Wi-Fi extender uses 9.5 W of power.3.088 W vs 9.5 W
  • Automatic firmware updates
    D-Link DAP-1955 has automatic firmware updates, while the average wi-fi extender does not. 47.5% of Wi-Fi extenders have automatic firmware updates.
    Auto-update via D-Link Wi-Fi app.
    What it is: Whether the extender can install firmware updates automatically.
    When it matters: When you want security and stability updates without having to manage them manually.

    Importance: LOW

    D-Link DAP-1955 has automatic firmware updates, while the average wi-fi extender does not. 47.5% of Wi-Fi extenders have automatic firmware updates.
  • 1 more antennas
    D-Link DAP-1955 has more antennas than the average wi-fi extender (3 vs 2). The average Wi-Fi extender has 2 antennas.
    What it is: The number of antennas built into or attached to the extender.
    When it matters: When you need better speed and signal strength in rooms that are harder to reach.

    Importance: LOW

    D-Link DAP-1955 has more antennas than the average wi-fi extender (3 vs 2). The average Wi-Fi extender has 2 antennas.3 vs 2
  • 34.5% larger coverage area
    D-Link DAP-1955 covers a larger area than the average wi-fi extender (195 m² vs 145 m²). The average Wi-Fi extender covers 145 m².
    What it is: The estimated area the extender is designed to cover.
    When it matters: When you need better speed and signal strength in rooms that are harder to reach.

    Importance: HIGH

    D-Link DAP-1955 covers a larger area than the average wi-fi extender (195 m² vs 145 m²). The average Wi-Fi extender covers 145 m².195 m² vs 145 m²
  • 7% faster Wi-Fi speed
    D-Link DAP-1955 reaches faster Wi-Fi speed than the average wi-fi extender (1,900 Mbps vs 1,775 Mbps). The average Wi-Fi extender reaches 1,775 Mbps Wi-Fi speed.
    What it is: The combined theoretical maximum wireless speed across the supported bands.
    When it matters: When you need better speed and signal strength in rooms that are harder to reach.

    Importance: HIGH

    D-Link DAP-1955 reaches faster Wi-Fi speed than the average wi-fi extender (1,900 Mbps vs 1,775 Mbps). The average Wi-Fi extender reaches 1,775 Mbps Wi-Fi speed.1900 Mbps vs 1775 Mbps
  • 1 more spatial streams
    D-Link DAP-1955 has more spatial streams per band than the average wi-fi extender (3 vs 2). The average Wi-Fi extender has 2 spatial streams per band.
    What it is: The number of spatial streams supported on each wireless band.
    When it matters: When many phones, laptops, TVs, and smart-home devices are online at the same time.

    Importance: LOW

    D-Link DAP-1955 has more spatial streams per band than the average wi-fi extender (3 vs 2). The average Wi-Fi extender has 2 spatial streams per band.3 vs 2
  • 44.7 mm lower height
    D-Link DAP-1955 is shorter than the average wi-fi extender (77.3 mm vs 122 mm). The average Wi-Fi extender has a height of 122 mm.
    What it is: The height of the extender body.
    When it matters: When the extender needs to fit neatly into a tight space, behind furniture, or near an outlet.

    Importance: LOW

    D-Link DAP-1955 is shorter than the average wi-fi extender (77.3 mm vs 122 mm). The average Wi-Fi extender has a height of 122 mm.77.3 mm vs 122 mm
  • 150 Mbps faster 2.4 GHz speed
    D-Link DAP-1955 reaches a faster 2.4 GHz speed than the average wi-fi extender (600 Mbps vs 450 Mbps). The average Wi-Fi extender reaches 450 Mbps on 2.4 GHz.
  • 1 more antennas
    D-Link DAP-1955 has more antennas than the average wi-fi extender (3 vs 2). The average Wi-Fi extender has 2 antennas.
  • 34.5% larger coverage area
    D-Link DAP-1955 covers a larger area than the average wi-fi extender (195 m² vs 145 m²). The average Wi-Fi extender covers 145 m².
  • 7% faster Wi-Fi speed
    D-Link DAP-1955 reaches faster Wi-Fi speed than the average wi-fi extender (1,900 Mbps vs 1,775 Mbps). The average Wi-Fi extender reaches 1,775 Mbps Wi-Fi speed.
  • 1 more spatial streams
    D-Link DAP-1955 has more spatial streams per band than the average wi-fi extender (3 vs 2). The average Wi-Fi extender has 2 spatial streams per band.
  • Automatic firmware updates
    D-Link DAP-1955 has automatic firmware updates, while the average wi-fi extender does not. 47.5% of Wi-Fi extenders have automatic firmware updates.
  • 6.41 W lower power consumption
    D-Link DAP-1955 uses less power than the average wi-fi extender (3.1 W vs 9.5 W). The average Wi-Fi extender uses 9.5 W of power.
  • 44.7 mm lower height
    D-Link DAP-1955 is shorter than the average wi-fi extender (77.3 mm vs 122 mm). The average Wi-Fi extender has a height of 122 mm.

Total
Wi-Fi Performance
Setup & Management
Hardware & Deployment
  • 16 fewer connected devices
    D-Link DAP-1955 supports fewer connected devices than the average wi-fi extender (15 vs 31). The average Wi-Fi extender supports up to 31 connected devices.
    Recommended maximum.
  • 12.5% heavier
    D-Link DAP-1955 is heavier than the average wi-fi extender (315 g vs 280 g). The average Wi-Fi extender weighs 280 g.
  • 7.6 mm thicker
    D-Link DAP-1955 is thicker than the average wi-fi extender (53.6 mm vs 46 mm). The average Wi-Fi extender has a thickness of 46 mm.
  • 16 fewer connected devices
    D-Link DAP-1955 supports fewer connected devices than the average wi-fi extender (15 vs 31). The average Wi-Fi extender supports up to 31 connected devices.
    Recommended maximum.
    What it is: The maximum number of client devices the extender is designed to handle at once.
    When it matters: When many phones, laptops, TVs, and smart-home devices are online at the same time.

    Importance: MEDIUM

    D-Link DAP-1955 supports fewer connected devices than the average wi-fi extender (15 vs 31). The average Wi-Fi extender supports up to 31 connected devices.15 vs 31
  • 12.5% heavier
    D-Link DAP-1955 is heavier than the average wi-fi extender (315 g vs 280 g). The average Wi-Fi extender weighs 280 g.
    What it is: The total weight of the extender.
    When it matters: When you want an extender that is easier to move, mount, or place without adding bulk.

    Importance: LOW

    D-Link DAP-1955 is heavier than the average wi-fi extender (315 g vs 280 g). The average Wi-Fi extender weighs 280 g.315 g vs 280 g
  • 7.6 mm thicker
    D-Link DAP-1955 is thicker than the average wi-fi extender (53.6 mm vs 46 mm). The average Wi-Fi extender has a thickness of 46 mm.
    What it is: The depth or thickness of the extender body.
    When it matters: When the extender needs to fit neatly into a tight space, behind furniture, or near an outlet.

    Importance: LOW

    D-Link DAP-1955 is thicker than the average wi-fi extender (53.6 mm vs 46 mm). The average Wi-Fi extender has a thickness of 46 mm.53.6 mm vs 46 mm
  • 28.6% more expensive
    D-Link DAP-1955 is more expensive than the average wi-fi extender (£90 vs £70).
    D-Link DAP-1955 is more expensive than the average wi-fi extender (£90 vs £70).£90 vs £70
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3.6
1426 Reviews

(Reviews last updated: June 2026)

What customers like about D-Link DAP-1955?

  • Simple setup process using either the D-Link Wi-Fi app or the physical WPS button
  • Effective at extending signal range to cover previous dead zones in the home
  • High-speed performance with dual-band support reaching up to 1900 Mbps
  • Smart Signal Indicator LEDs clearly show the best location for placement
  • Includes a Gigabit Ethernet port for stable wired connections to consoles or TVs
  • Compatible with EasyMesh for seamless roaming when paired with supported routers

What customers dislike about D-Link DAP-1955?

  • May offer lower performance compared to dedicated whole-home mesh systems
  • Lack of external antennas, which some users feel limits maximum potential signal strength
  • Middling overall satisfaction ratings in some retail contexts, with a 3.5 out of 5 star average on some platforms
  • Restricted to older Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac) technology rather than the newer Wi-Fi 6 standard

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