D-Link DAP-1325
Older Wi-Fi generation; verify regional hardware revision and router compatibility.
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Brand guide
D-Link WiFi Extender Setup: DAP-1325 and Related Models
For DAP-1325 setup, use D-Link model-specific instructions and verify the hardware label. Do not assume the older DAP-1320 uses the same login flow or features.
Models at a glance
D-Link DAP-1320
Confirm DAP-1320-specific documentation before purchase.
Compare them side by side
| D-Link DAP-1325 | D-Link DAP-1320 | |
|---|---|---|
| Model | D-Link DAP-1325 | D-Link DAP-1320 |
| Published class | N300 | — |
| Setup documentation | D-Link support | Confirm exact manual |
| Best next step | Match regional revision | Identify label and revision |
Sources and how we chose
- D-Link DAP-1325 product page · 2026-10-15
- D-Link technical support for DAP-1325 · 2026-10-15
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