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Wireless Routers - any to avoid?
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back on topic, i agree with the 2 posts above, and add d-link and linksys to the list. i do rate netgear, speedtouch and 2-wire fwiwUtinam logica falsa tuam philosophiam totam suffodiant.0
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I don't rate Belkin at all, and wouldn't have one thrown at me, let alone given to me.
I use a very reliable Linksys WRT54GS v1.1 router (about 3-4 years old), with Polarcloud's Tomato firmware (link) installed. TBH, it was fine before installing Tomato - but Tomato has turned my £50 router, into one worth much more.Everybody is equal; However some are more equal than others.0 -
I got a Sitecom router from Maplin once which was awful. Very unreliable and died completely within weeks. Never again.
Since then I've had a Linksys one which was fine, and a Netgear which is great.0 -
I use Netgear too and have had no trouble with it at all. UI is fine, and simple to use as well. Setting up wireless was a doddle.0
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