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[motherfo]

Ok, so I If the 4500 and 1522 are Draft N I presume they work well together. Now if we could try the 1525 with a Cert N WiFi would be a next possible test. You have an extra cert N router? Wouldn't be interested in sending me your 1525 to test out maybe? As a suggestion.  I am curious about this. I presume that I'll need more time with my current set up with the 1533 to see if anything is exhibited. I presume the 1533 is Cert N and it seems to be working with the Draft N DGL-4500 so far. 

I appreciate the offer Furry, but the shipping costs would be too much.  I've reached out to D-Link and brought it up with the social team via Twitter.  We'll see what happens.

I did another test at home, by disabling the DGL-4500's wifi completely, so the only wireless connection has been from the DAP-1525 in AP mode.  I haven't had any issues or drops.   So I'm pretty convinced that the bug lies within the 1525's bridge mode firmware/software given that both the 1522 and 1525 work in AP mode just fine.  The 1522 also works great in Bridge mode picking up only the 1525's signal.

[FurryNutz]

Sounds good. I've also asked D-Link to review this as well.

I couldn't get my 1533 and 4500 to exhibit any issues while in bridge mode with the 4500 on 2.4Ghz. I had my roommate watch a netflix movie one evening and he didn't see any issues.

So ya, we can rule out the 4500. Of course. 

Keep us posted if you get any info on your side. If you call in, please get a case number and PM me this info.

The more we let D-Link know about this, I hope and presume they will get to reviewing it and fix it.