NetGear RangeMax WPN824 Router

Pros: strong signal, easy to setup,

Cons: none

The Bottom Line: for those who want a strong signal throughout the house and easy to encrypt your network.

Review: Excellent device that was easy to setup with my Charter Pipeline connection. Was replacing a D-Link Router I previously was using since it died on me. AT the time I had a basic wireless G router and when I replaced it I felt it was time for me to get the ...

Pros: Relatively inexpensive right now and outstanding performance

Cons: This technology is becoming outdated being replaced by "N" technology

The Bottom Line: This outstanding performing factory refurbished router is an outstanding buy right now especially to replace an earlier 24 MHz G type keeping your existing wireless cards

Review: This router provide exceptional range when compared with older older non-MIMO (Multi-In, Multi-Out) 802.11 G router. So far so good, under heavy file transfer the router didn't exhibit a tendency to reboot. I bought this router to replace my older one ...

Pros: Easy setup, advanced features easy to access, strong signal

Cons: Blue lights flicker like mad and don't seem to mean anything

The Bottom Line: Absolutely recommend to everyone, especially newer users who will appreciate the easy set up

Review: I bought the NetGear RangeMax for my boyfriend for use in his two story townhome. The router itself lives on the second floor and we wanted to have our Wii and a second computer downstairs connected to the Internet wirelessly. Setup ...

Pros: Easy setup, worked the first time, online setup.

Cons: None, the blue flashing lights on top could prove annoying.

Review: I picked up this router at BJ's for $79 with an instant $10 rebate at the register. I was going to buy a Linksys-N router for $99 but compared boxes and went with the bargain and higher speed claims on the boxes. Took it home to replace a hub connected ...

Pros: dependability and range

Cons: blue light flashes a lot

The Bottom Line: Set it up and forget about it

Review: We have had this router running pretty much non stop since early December 2006. We have three desktop PCs connected to its LAN ports and anywhere from 1 to 3 laptops running off of it depending on how many of our semi adult kids are home. It was a ...

Pros: Excellent signal, range, internal antennas

Cons: Slightly more then I would normally pay

The Bottom Line: Good home newer router which takes up less space/no antennas

Review: I have been using wireless G routers since they first came out and this is one of the best I have used for range and strength. It is able to hit my entire house with an excellent signal without a problem. I set one up in m frat house as well and it is ...

Pros: The Extended Range and Fast Access and the Price compared to others

Cons: Ease of setup!!!

The Bottom Line: If you can put up with the hassle, Buy it.

Review: I got this from hhgregg. They matched the price that Circuit City had on their website. The instructions said 20 minutes to setup. The truth is that I spent an hour on the phone with my DSL Tech Support to insure that my modem & PC were working ...

Pros: Looks nice and does have security feature.

Cons: Does not last long. Set up is not easy.

Review: Purchased this router to add a wireless laptop to the Internet. Taking the stuff out of the box, the instructions were difficult to follow even for someone like me who has some computer background. Many people better call the "geek squad" to set it up ...

Pros: Sleek Design

Cons: Set-up, support, connections

Review: This is my second Netgear wireless router, the first one was not strong enough, so after a year, I bought the 824 model. The issue with the 824: router worked great for about five months, then mysteriously every three days or so the router seems to ...