Wireless Router recommendations needed.

**iravedic** · 12-27-10, 03:15 PM

I need a recommendation for a wireless router to handle the following:

3 networked computers - hardwired

Nintendo Wii and DSi

2 Ipads

2 Lenovo Thinkpads

Blueray Player

I currently have no wireless system, but definitely need one. Currently have a POS netgear router. Too many conflicting reveiws and ratings for me to discerne a good choice. So what way you?

Price really isn't a problem - I just want something that will work well for several years without me having to spend a shitload of time screwing with it.

**iravedic** · 12-27-10, 03:16 PM

P.S. - internet is cable. Time Warner if that helps inform the decision.

**CivilWars** · 12-27-10, 03:17 PM

I have always used linksys, and support them fully.

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**Warprosper** · 12-27-10, 03:25 PM

Im a huge fan of the Wap2000 Im fairly sure they have a router based model too.... Let me look

**Warprosper** · 12-27-10, 03:27 PM

ahh here it is...

Newegg.com - Cisco Small Business WRV210 802.11b/g Wireless VPN Router with RangeBooster up to 54Mbps

Real cheap too..

Or if your doing hardcore stuff Newegg.com - D-Link DGL-4500 802.11a/b/g/n 2.4/5GHz Selectable Dual Band Xtreme N Gigabit Gaming Router up to 300Mbps/ USB x1

**Agamemnon** · 12-27-10, 03:31 PM

Like Civil said...go linksys or go home.

If price is no problem then Linksys E2000. Newegg.com - Linksys E2000 802.11a/b/g/n 2.4/5GHz Selectable Dual Band Gigabit Wireless Router up to 300Mbps

If you want something under $100 then WRT54GL. Newegg.com - Linksys WRT54GL 802.11b/g Wireless Broadband Router up to 54Mbps/ Open Source DD-WRT

Both can be loaded with DD-WRT, which I recomend doing if you know anything about networking. www.dd-wrt.com | Unleash Your Router

**GReYVee** · 12-27-10, 04:55 PM

Linksys has always served me well. Have had a 350N for a good 4 years with no issues.

If you are at least moderately technical I'd recommend you also look into putting DD-WRT firmware on whichever router you get (if a supported model).

Adds both performance and functionality increases by a sizable margin.

**flame** · 12-27-10, 05:08 PM

This is the one I am thinking about getting. The dlink that war listed is probably my second choice. I have had linksys(cisco) routers for a while and had no problems. I now have a d-link at my house and it works pretty damn good, I like the setup process, seemed easier than the linksys.

The ones with the USB ports are very handy for plugging in a network storage drive or printer.

I have a coupon code for 75% off a belkin... (dont buy a belkin)

Or you could get a wireless router/modem. Like this