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Netgear v Belkin
tsb
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I'm off to buy a wireless modem today and the choice is between a netgear one or a belkin one. All the main stores sell both, but which one is the better make and why.
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I prefer netgear, but it depends on what features you want.
Wireless e.g B/G and if you need N.
10/100Mbs or 1000Mbs lan speed for ethernet connections.0 -
Personally a big netgear fan. Try looking here
http://www.smallnetbuilder.com/
Has a wealth of information and indepth reviews on all major routers as well as comparison charts.0 -
Depends on what features etc you want. If you just want a basic router either one will provide a good model but if you want to do anything more complicated you will need to look at the features0
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if you use a ds or wii , theres more chance of it working with netgear0
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Netgear 4 me - currently have a DGN2000 and find it very good.
Not to mention the excellent unofficial firmware replacement you can get from the DGTeam
http://www.skyuser.co.uk/forum/technical-discussion/18411-dg834gt-pn-n-unofficial-firmware-dgteam.html0 -
+1 for netgearChris Elvin0
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John_the_Boy wrote: »Netgear 4 me - currently have a DGN2000 and find it very good.
Not to mention the excellent unofficial firmware replacement you can get from the DGTeam
http://www.skyuser.co.uk/forum/technical-discussion/18411-dg834gt-pn-n-unofficial-firmware-dgteam.html
Just waiting for this router to arrive is the unofficial firmware much better ?0 -
After years of Belkin and all with problems I switched to Netgear and not looked back. My best pal was the same and he followed my lead and is amazed all his poor connection problems have gone.
I did research this forum before I bought and usually came back to the Netgear.0 -
It gives you much more control, with the ability to tweak loads more settings. Depends how techie you are with routers - a bit beyond me at times - lol
However I found that I was getting drop outs (crap line from BT) and I was able to tweak this firmware to get a connection that stayed connected rather than dropping out every 15 mins.
I would suggest you stay with the official unless you are a tweak-freak or are having problems with the supplied firmware - it good just to know there is a choice just in case.0 -
Where i stay i get really slow speeds, So i got my netgear and installed firmware from DGteam. I changed my SNR from 100% to 40% gives me like Meg and half faster.0
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