Linksys Wireless Router Reviews

"Mac setup tool not mature; WPS incompatible with Leopard; basic storage control failures; file sharing...Unlike Apple’s Wi-Fi base stations with Draft N (802.11n) support, which can be set to use either frequency band, the Linksys WRT610N pushes data over both Wi-Fi spectrum slices at the same time...The WRT610N was redesigned to hide antennas, so it's sleek and attractive...Linksys has tried to improve the WRT610N and make it easier for Mac users to work with......" read more »

"But the uncommonly stylish WRT54G2 sticks to the slower but still reliable 802.11g standard which customarily enables perfectly acceptable internet access and half-decent file transfer speeds...Beyond its living-room friendly design (the antennae are internal), its distinguishing feature is Linksys EasyLink Advisor, or LELA...There's no modem inside the WRT54G2 - you'll need to connect one via an Ethernet cable..." read more »

"Excellent setup wizard Good performance Fresh design...More expensive than other budget N routers No Gigabit Ethernet ports Less range than expected...An overhauled installer makes for easy set-up of the sleek Linksys Ultra RangePlus Wireless N WRT160N...The Linksys WRT160N certainly doesn’t look like a budget router...Good encryption options (WPA, WPA2) and online help videos at Linksys.com are a plus......" read more »

"Simple installation...Easy to use...Supports VPN and QoS....Performance isn't spectacular...MAC filtering enabled by default may cause setup headaches...Uses interference-prone...The Maingear Ephex (Core i7) is blazingly fast and priced accordingly...A good choice for novice users, professionals, and businesses that have to give remote workers secure access...It will physically dominate a room, and trash all comers on the game grid......" read more »

"It looks good, it's easy to use and it was completely reliable throughout our test period...We highly recommend this router if you want something inexpensive with which to stream HD video or a high-speed ADSL2+ connection...The specification sheet might not say it, but the Linksys WRT110 wireless router can actually deliver speeds that are pretty close to what an 802.11n router can achieve...From the outside, the WRT110 looks just like the WRT160N, except that it doesn’t have any shine on its wing, nor any vent holes...When testing the router on a Windows network with a laptop equipped with a Linksys WPC300N wireless adapter, we obtained a good range and plenty of speed..." read more »

"The Linksys Wireless-G Broadband Router is really three devices in one box...And, for those who want to play around or to give some extra strength to the router, they installed Linux firmware (this is why we have WRT54GL, where L stands for Linux), that means more security and longer life spend, and easy to upgrade/change the official firmware...BUT for all of us, who we'll not try to do this, WRT54GL brings simplicity to establishing..." read more »

"It is good enough for fast internet surfing anywhere in the house and muliti-media or large file downloading depending on distance from router is somewhat fast to average could be faster on downloads...2.4GHz is good and almost as fast as 5GHz; not saying much for the 5GHz (40-50Mbps max...There are no confusing details in the settings that you have to make, just hook it up, run the setup, and you are good to go..." read more »

"The WRV210 is a VPN router with a Wireless-G access point for small offices and home offices...The WRV210 has the capability to expand or reduce the area of your wireless network..." read more »

"So, all in all, i think is a good value for the money...I bought this for my home because it had ok reviews and the price good...It is made by Cisco, it couldn't be that bad..." read more »

"Instead of a featureless cube, the company opted for the slightly "winged" look to give at least a hint of the 310N's internal antenna array...Aside from looks, the 310N also sports considerable new software smarts with a new version of its Linksys EasyLink Advisor software...I thought the slide showing me how to plug into the electrical socket was a little much, but it serves to demonstrate how easy the wizard aims to be?nine total steps sounds pretty good, especially when one of them is plugging the thing in...These will be downloaded and installed automatically?a good thing for LELA but when it comes to auto-updating firmware on the router, a bit worrisome to me: It's not a given that everyone will want to install every firmware update..." read more »