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Linksys WRT54G2 Wireless-G Broadband Router

from: Linksys


The WRT54G2 is your average consumer router. Works great, looks great.

One thing I was concerned about was the lack of external antennas. After using it for almost a month, I can say that it's range is plenty good enough. Covers the entire house, and some of the yard. Don't worry about range, unless you have some special application...

My only real complaint was the lack of some features. I wanted to assign/reserve certain IP address for specified MAC address. This router doesn't allow that.

Overall, it's a good consumer router - probably one of the best choices in it's price range. And the nice new look doesn't hurt either. ;-)

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Linksys-Cisco WRT54GL Wireless-G Broadband Router (Compatible with Linux)

from: Linksys


I bought this device on the back of its reputation for reliability and flexibility and value for money. I'm completely satisfied.

Installed the Tomato firmware on Day One and haven't looked back. Very solid product.

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Linksys WRT160N Ultra RangePlus Wireless-N Broadband Router

from: Linksys


I bought this one to set up all my home networks. I have 3 PCs and 4 notebooks. I wanted to use 1 PC as a file server and connect all the other computers to it. So I need a faster wireless router. I installed the router and it worked so so to connect to the internet. But when I tried to connect my own PCs it's way TOOOOOO slow I can't even use it. My file server located at a room where I can't connect through wire so I bought linksys N wireless network card hoping that it'll work well because they all are from same company. I tried all the PCs to connect to the file server but all of them are too slow to share anything. I have to change the router again.

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Linksys WRT54G Wireless-G Router

from: Linksys


I owned this unit for slightly under a year (October 2007 - July 2008) and it worked pretty well as far as range and strength of the signal are concerned.

Wireless died July 2008 and after several calls to different numbers, Cisco customer service asked that I pay an additional $30 for a software upgrade on an item that was supposed to be under warranty.

Buyer beware!! This is my only experience with CISCO and my last (if I can help it).

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Linksys WRT54GS Wireless-G Broadband Router with SpeedBooster

from: Linksys


this router is really user friendly to set up, it has a wizard that guides you through the entire configuration process. I like it pretty much

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Linksys EZXS55W EtherFast 10/100 5-Port Workgroup Switch

from: Linksys


Bought as a replacement for a Linksys switch that had served well for over 5 years. Hopefully, this one will be as reliable.

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Linksys WRT610N Simultaneous Dual-N Band Wireless Router

from: Linksys


This is the worst ever router I have tested. I've had cheaper ones doing a better job. The N connection is a waste of time, effort and health!! It disconnects constantly, it has the worst wireless range, and I can keep saying only bad things about this worthless product! It really desappointed me awfully.

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Linksys WMB54G Wireless-G Music Bridge

from: Linksys


This was the biggest waste of time & money. I am a network engineer. I have 15 years of experience with wired and wireless networks. I could not get the bridge to see the SSID of my AP. I tried for over 6 hours, thinking that I had done something wrong. I even used my Linux wireless tools to diagnose the traffic to no avail. This device just plain sucks.

I wish I could rate this a zero, but the only choice is a "1".

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Linksys Wireless-G Range Expander WRE54G

from: Linksys


I read many of the reviews which contained "extra" instructions for set up. I soon realized they pertained to PC set ups. Once the 2 devices discovered each other - I did have to change the SSID on the base back to the default, "linksys" - the Mac and it's Airport software did the rest. Great signal strength throughout the house now!

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Linksys Dual-Band Wireless-N USB Network Adapter, WUSB600N

from: Linksys


This product does the job. However, I have two complaints.
First, the Linksys software is annoying and unreliable. It sometimes "forgets" the WLAN configuration. It also sometimes thinks the device has been removed, when it has not. I recommend installing the software (to get the drivers) and the using the built-in Windows software to manage the wireless connections.
Second, the range is disappointing. At 100 ft the signal has already faded to 1-2 bars... barely enough to maintain a connection. The range is better than 802.11 G, but not by much.