Well, here is what I found out the hard way about wireless routers, you
don't really know by reading online reviews about which device you
should buy.
I tried several, few of them like DIR-868L were great, others, not so
much, most of the 'wireless routers in this list'
(http://bestwirelessrouters
TomAmes wrote:
> Never a problem with either, but, as stated, a bit dated now.
I'm also using two of them as APs. The fact that the model is a bit
dated now is IMO an advantage because of the reduced price.
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neilcoburn wrote:
> I am very happy with my ASUS RT-N66U. It's dual band, which can be
> useful though not that big a deal. Squeezeboxes only work on the 2.4GHz
> band of course. I use the 5GHz band for iphones, ipad etc, but it
> doesn't have the range of the 2.4GHz, though there's a lot less
I would recommend Power-line communication (PLC) There are a host of
manufacturers that make these and are a great way to over come the
limits of WIFI
you can read a lot of great info about PLC's here
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power-line_communication
Could not be happier with my TP-Link C9:
http://www.amazon.com/TP-LINK-Archer-C9-Wireless-1300Mbps/dp/B00PDLRHFW
Rock solid, unbelievable range. Very clear and simple UI. Doesn't have a
billion features but covers all the basics extremely well. (For things like
routers I'm happier knowing the f
castalla wrote:
> Can anyone recommend a n-type router (maybe dual band?) with excellent
> wifi range?
>
> I'm utterly confused by the myriad of choices and reviews!
I have recently bought a new router. I choose a Netgear Nighthawk 6. Not
the cheapest but it runs perfectly. It is a tri-band rout
I'd recommend a good long look at Apple's offrering. I've setup a 1
router + 3 APs system recently, using Airport Expresses. While setup was
in progress it replaced the Netgear WNDR 4000 I normally use as my AP.
The hockey puck is minuscule but coverage was much, much better. "Zero
handoff", the
I have a Linksys WRT 1900 AC it works as expected dual band etc . it has
vlan and open vpn .
But a bit expensive and since i havent got into any trouble with it or
living in a large house ( 80 square meter flat , 80 square meter =
861.112 833 34 square foot ) , I cant really say i reached any lim
I am very happy with my ASUS RT-N66U. It's dual band, which can be
useful though not that big a deal. Squeezeboxes only work on the 2.4GHz
band of course. I use the 5GHz band for iphones, ipad etc, but it
doesn't have the range of the 2.4GHz, though there's a lot less noise.
I use the router
Man in a van wrote:
> It's a
> minefield
>
>
> On other forums lots of people seem happy with the Asus models, but yer
> pays yer money..
>
>
> http://www.cnet.com/topics/networking/best-networking-devices/802-11n/
>
>
> http://www.pcadvisor.co.uk/test-centre/pc-peripheral/9-bes
Man in a van wrote:
> It's a
> minefield
Noop its not :rolleyes:
What is your 1st and 2nd usecase ?
Only a router with good wlan?
Something you can built easy a VPN ?
e.g Vigor2925-Series if that does not fit your Wlan needings simply add
a ANT-2520.
I set up this combo for my parents who li
castalla wrote:
> Can anyone recommend a n-type router (maybe dual band?) with excellent
> wifi range?
>
> I'm utterly confused by the myriad of choices and reviews!
It's a
minefield
On other forums lots of people seem happy with the Asus models, but yer
pays yer money..
http://
Can anyone recommend a n-type router (maybe dual band?) with excellent
wifi range?
I'm utterly confused by the myriad of choices and reviews!
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