On the front, a series of LED lights correspond to various connections. The LEDs are pretty bright, but luckily, the company installed an on/off button on the side.  

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Around the back are a series of I/O ports, including a 10G WAN/LAN input for long-distance connections and several 2.5G LAN inputs for local networks. Although this isn't a gaming router, it does have a dedicated "Gaming Port," which prioritizes connected devices. It is a very useful option to have while trying to play video games during high-traffic hours. Speaking from experience, this one port can save online matches. Lag practically disappears since you won't be fighting for a stable connection.