Wireless broadband router

MONEYSAVER_3

Anyone now best place for best price on a wireless router

any codes would also be welcome


thanks

helenyw

just sent you a PM.

ajtrader100

do not get a lynksis router........ RUBBISH

No support, difficult to install. Netgear is pretty good.

Venture

I'd suggest Belkin they havea lifetime guarantee which is worth morethan the product, i have installed 2 for friends who have ntl, I had a netgear and it went wrong 1 week after the guarantee ran out.

tiff

Just wondering why routers vary so much in price from £40 odd to £80. What is the difference between them?

Tharweb

Prices vary widely from store to store. You are better off choosing the model then looking for the cheapest place selling it currently.

The costs can reflect extra features that you may or may not need. For example, you may not need a 108 Mbps router if you are not interested in file sharing over a home network. If you are just sharing a broadband connection a 54 Mbps router will do the job equally as good. These routers are some of the best deals at the minute.

Some routers incorporate VOIP (voice over internet protocol) again if you don't need this feature it's pointless paying extra.

If you would consider B-grade, i.e a refurb, return, go here http://www.dsldepot.co.uk/index.asp? where I got my Speedtouch 585 v6 for £30 delivered.

ranker

Not sure if this website will be the cheapest but they are who supply all their computer stuff and they now seem to have Router, Hub, Connector etc in their online shop.

http://www.ebest24.co.uk (don't know how to do one of those nice links)

Hope this help!

jmarko

I've got a belkin and a netgear. I've tried both. The netgear is currently residing in its box where it will remain!

barginunter

ranker wrote:

Not sure if this website will be the cheapest but they are who supply all their computer stuff and they now seem to have Router, Hub, Connector etc in their online shop.

http://www.ebest24.co.uk (don't know how to do one of those nice links)

Hope this help!

Funny that most of your posts reference this site.

rebellion

I use a Belkin Mimo G+ wireless router and it works great most days (is a bit fussy now and again but I think thats down to my ISP) and signal strength is great.
Think its on special at PC World at the mo + you get 6% cashback with Quidco.
http://www.pcworld.co.uk/martprd/product/seo/869557

A lot of ISP now offer free routers if you sign up to their broadband service.

xFlake

rebellion wrote:

I use a Belkin Mimo G+ wireless router and it works great most days (is a bit fussy now and again but I think thats down to my ISP) and signal strength is great.
Think its on special at PC World at the mo + you get 6% cashback with Quidco.
http://www.pcworld.co.uk/martprd/product/seo/869557

A lot of ISP now offer free routers if you sign up to their broadband service.

I've got this.

Great router. I get the odd problem with it (probably down to ISP) but who doesn't.

I would defo recommend it.