Wireless Router Recommendations

[Dr. Gonzo]

I am upgrading my ty netgear wireless router and would like to know what everybody uses and would recommend. I have 2 laptops, an ipod and a ps3 that I have using the wireless internet.

[Slydragon]

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16833127215

I got that one, after my old one broke I read actual user reviews and found this one was well received. This is what is hook up to it,

1 PC with magicjack phone on 24-7 (wired)
1 Blackberry hook via wifi
2 PSP's (wireless B)
2 DS's (wireless G)
1 PS3 (wired)
2 Xbox (1 wired, 1 wireless bridge G)
2 Laptops (wireless N)

Just now i was on Xbox live and DLing a torrent and I got a call threw magicjack and it was clear. Of course it also matters what Internet you have.
I have Time Warner's fastest package.

[IronMexican]

I still use the Linksys Wireless G from 2005.

[TDMVPDPOY]

i just bought a netgear dgn2000 after my netgear 834g died on me...

remember when on first install clean out ur hdd spyware and trojan bs, was a headache tryin to find why my laptop didnt connect to the wireless

[DisgruntledLionFan#54,927]

Linksys WRT54G2, $40 @ BB

PS3 and Macbook have run flawlessly for over a year.

[Man Sauce]

I have an old D-link wireless that I have had about four years and never had a problem with. I run my computer, laptop, wii, xbox and my android phone on it. So i recommend d-link

[lefty]

I have a wireless Linksys WRT160 N

Works very well, except that I have to unplug it once a week for 30 seconds (on average, I lose signal once a week)

1 laptop
1 PS3
and on occasion my Iphone

[DarkReign]

I use a Linksys WirelessB(?)... , I cant remember. Thing is dirt old and I constantly have to reset it like 4x a day.

I am a cheap ass.

[Dr. Gonzo]

I have Time Warner's fastest package.

I have the same package.

I have a wireless Linksys WRT160 N

Works very well, except that I have to unplug it once a week for 30 seconds (on average, I lose signal once a week)

1 laptop
1 PS3
and on occasion my Iphone

That's the problem I am having and it pisses me off. That's the reason for the upgrade.

Will I see a big speed jump going from a G to an N?

[Borosai]

If you like using third-party firmware (for example, Tomato), I would recommend the ASUS WL-520gU (802.11g) and the ASUS RT-N16 (802.11n).

[Drachen]

I have the same package.



That's the problem I am having and it pisses me off. That's the reason for the upgrade.

Will I see a big speed jump going from a G to an N?

I will have to say a big ol' fat YES. I was taken by surprise at the speed that N has over G.

[spurster]

I just bought a D-Link DIR-601 for $40+tax at Office Depot. It was a little screwy setting it up, but works like a dream compared to my old one.

[ElNono]

I just bought a Belkin N+ Wireless Router yesterday to replace my old DLink...

It has 4 gigabit ports for the wired net and does 802.11n/b/g... It's not dual band though. It does have a USB plug to share a network drive or a USB printer.

I have Wired (I have one 4 port switch in one of the inputs):
- Mac
- PC
- Slingplayer
- Vip 622
- Laser Printer
- Popcorn Hour
- Xbox 360

Wireless:
- 2 iPhones
- 3G + Wifi iPad
- iPod Touch
- Wii

It was $80 at OfficeMax, and super easy to configure and secure.

[ElNono]

Will I see a big speed jump going from a G to an N?

Oh yeah...