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D-Link DWR-M955X AX1500 Wi-Fi 6 4G LTE Cat 4 Gigabit Router
The DWR-M955X joins a 4G LTE Cat 4 modem and AX1500 Wi-Fi 6 router in one desktop device. Use an active Nano SIM and compatible mobile service, or connect an Ethernet broadband service to its Gigabit WAN/LAN port.
Useful features
At a glance4G LTE Cat 4 modem
4G LTE Cat 4 modem: provides cellular access with a compatible active Nano SIM.
Up-to-150 Mbps LTE download
Up-to-150 Mbps LTE download: is a theoretical modem limit rather than guaranteed network performance.
AX1500 dual-band Wi-Fi 6
AX1500 dual-band Wi-Fi 6: serves compatible wireless clients on 2.4 and 5 GHz.
Gigabit WAN/LAN socket
Gigabit WAN/LAN socket: accepts a suitable Ethernet broadband service.
Three dedicated Gigabit LAN ports
Three dedicated Gigabit LAN ports: connect local wired equipment.
Wired/cellular failover
Wired/cellular failover: supports the backup arrangement when both services are configured.
App or browser setup
App or browser setup: follows the Australian quick-guide workflow.
Power adapter and Ethernet lead included
Power adapter and Ethernet lead included: support the initial wired setup; internet service and modem equipment are separate.
The useful features
- 4G LTE Cat 4 modem: provides cellular access with a compatible active Nano SIM.
- Up-to-150 Mbps LTE download: is a theoretical modem limit rather than guaranteed network performance.
- AX1500 dual-band Wi-Fi 6: serves compatible wireless clients on 2.4 and 5 GHz.
- Gigabit WAN/LAN socket: accepts a suitable Ethernet broadband service.
- Three dedicated Gigabit LAN ports: connect local wired equipment.
- Wired/cellular failover: supports the backup arrangement when both services are configured.
- App or browser setup: follows the Australian quick-guide workflow.
- Power adapter and Ethernet lead included: support the initial wired setup; internet service and modem equipment are separate.
The useful details
Know what
you’re getting.
The DWR-M955X joins a 4G LTE Cat 4 modem and AX1500 Wi-Fi 6 router in one desktop device. Use an active Nano SIM and compatible mobile service, or connect an Ethernet broadband service to its Gigabit WAN/LAN port. The maker sheet lists theoretical Wi-Fi rates up to 300 Mbps at 2.4 GHz and 1204 Mbps at 5 GHz, subject to client, signal and network conditions.
It provides instructions for joining the printed default Wi-Fi network and for optional EasyMesh pairing. Neither a Nano SIM nor mobile data service is in the package, and the router has no VoIP handset ports.
The setup guide supplies a printed default Wi-Fi network and supports app or browser configuration. Automatic failover does not remove mobile-plan charges or guarantee that every application session will continue without interruption.
Connect the included power adapter, insert a compatible active Nano SIM if using 4G, and/or connect a suitable Ethernet broadband service to the WAN socket with the included Ethernet cable. The exact AU guide says the default Wi-Fi name and password are on the rear label; setup can be completed with the D-Link Wi-Fi Assist app or a browser. Configure cellular/Ethernet failover as needed. A SIM/data plan or wired service is separate.
An AX1500 Wi-Fi 6 router combining a 4G LTE modem and Gigabit Ethernet WAN.
Shares mobile or wired broadband and supports backup between the two connections.
Shares mobile or wired broadband and supports backup between the two connections.
Useful for people who need this function: Shares mobile or wired broadband and supports backup between the two connections.
Shares mobile or wired broadband and supports backup between the two connections.
A closer look
Specifications.
The details that matter.
Specifications
What’s in the box
DWR-M955X wireless router
Power adapter
Ethernet cable
Quick Installation Guide
Warranty card
Compatibility
Supports a compatible active Nano SIM (4FF) and LTE data service, or an Ethernet broadband modem/connection box at its Gigabit WAN/LAN port. Three separate Gigabit LAN ports serve wired clients. D-Link AU lists LTE bands B1/B3/B5/B7/B8/B20/B28/B38/B40/B41; Dual-band Wi-Fi 6 uses WPA/WPA2/WPA3 as in the maker sheet. The router does not provide VoIP handset ports.
App and setup
Connect the included power adapter, insert a compatible active Nano SIM if using 4G, and/or connect a suitable Ethernet broadband service to the WAN socket with the included Ethernet cable. The exact AU guide says the default Wi-Fi name and password are on the rear label; setup can be completed with the D-Link Wi-Fi Assist app or a browser. Configure cellular/Ethernet failover as needed. A SIM/data plan or wired service is separate.
The exact D-Link sheet gives −10 to 40 °C operating temperature, −40 to 70 °C storage and 10–95% non-condensing humidity. Use the specified 12 V/1.5 A adapter, leave space around the four external antennas and ventilation openings, and keep the router dry. The AU quick guide states that holding Reset/WPS for 10 seconds restores factory defaults and erases the existing settings.
No VoIP support. LTE and Wi-Fi headline rates are theoretical; carrier coverage and band support must be checked.
A compatible SIM and mobile plan for LTE, or an active Ethernet WAN connection, with provider settings.
180 g router body in the exact D-Link DRS sheet; excludes power adapter, leads and retail carton. Confirm supplied hardware revision before freight use.
164 × 101 × 187 mm (W × D × H) for the router
The exact maker DRS sheet specifies adapter input 100–240 V AC and 12 V DC / 1.5 A output. It lists LTE FDD/TDD bands, 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi up to 300 Mbps and 5 GHz up to 1204 Mbps as theoretical rates. The sheet states CE but not RCM; inspect the actual Australian unit/adapter marking and plug before making a compliance or plug-shape claim.