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[Johnly]

Time to go browse for shoes. Hope everything is opened!

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[dancing-bass]

.Anyone got some recommendations for a decent wireless router?

I've got one that used to work OK but has started to get weaker and drop out (Dlink 601), The range is ALMOST enough for the apartment, and I don't really want to spend much more then $100 -- less if I can get away with it.

Since I'm in Canada I'm looking on Best Buy Canada - Best Buy Canada and Future Shop - Future Shop. Ideas/input anyone?

 

[davidnc]

I use a Netgear wireless router model WNDR3700 ,very user friendly.Its a mid price range router
I had it for a couple years its should still be sonewhere in the price. range you mentioned .I havent priced it lately tho.

Edit: Just checked its goes for 99.00 dollars at all 3 prices i looked(bestbuy,walmart,staples)
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[dancing-bass]

I use a Netgear wireless router model WNDR3700 ,very user friendly.Its a mid price range router
I had it for a couple years its should still be sonewhere in the price. range you mentioned .I havent priced it lately tho.

Edit: Just checked its goes for 99.00 dollars at all 3 prices i looked(bestbuy,walmart,staples)
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I was eyeballing this one: Linksys Wireless N Router (E1200-CA) : Wireless Routers - Best Buy Canada

or maybe

Netgear Wireless N Dual Band Router (N600) : Wireless Routers - Best Buy Canada

Seems a lot of bad reviews for Dlink products, and based on my experience with them -- there's always a better product (quality AND features) for the same money, or slightly more. No matter WHAT pricepoint you look at.

Thoughts on these 2? (And I'll keep in mind the NetGear WNDR3700-100PAS as well)

 

[10001110101]

I was eyeballing this one: Linksys Wireless N Router (E1200-CA) : Wireless Routers - Best Buy Canada

or maybe

Netgear Wireless N Dual Band Router (N600) : Wireless Routers - Best Buy Canada

Seems a lot of bad reviews for Dlink products, and based on my experience with them -- there's always a better product (quality AND features) for the same money, or slightly more. No matter WHAT pricepoint you look at.

Thoughts on these 2? (And I'll keep in mind the NetGear WNDR3700-100PAS as well)

Linksys stuff is made by Cisco now. I bought a new Linksys when we bought the house and so far it has been great. The range could be better, but I also have it mounted behind the tv so there is plenty of interference.

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[Paul627g]

I was eyeballing this one: Linksys Wireless N Router (E1200-CA) : Wireless Routers - Best Buy Canada

or maybe

Netgear Wireless N Dual Band Router (N600) : Wireless Routers - Best Buy Canada

Seems a lot of bad reviews for Dlink products, and based on my experience with them -- there's always a better product (quality AND features) for the same money, or slightly more. No matter WHAT pricepoint you look at.

Thoughts on these 2? (And I'll keep in mind the NetGear WNDR3700-100PAS as well)

I would go with the Linksys. I'm a previous Linksys owner and decided to give Netgear a shot a few months back with the WNDR3800 model and its nice, has a real friendly Android app and desktop app to work with it but I find myself having to reboot the router every couple days to clear it out and stop strange Wi-Fi issues.

Plus its on firmware update like 20+ which says 2 things... one great support and two why so many updates?




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[NotJustAPhone]

Finally hooked up the Roku box to the TV. Nice to watch Amazon Prime videos on the big screen.

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[dancing-bass]

I bought a new Linksys when we bought the house and so far it has been great

I would go with the Linksys.

Done and done. I'm ordering the Linksys. Should be here in about a week! I'll keep the old D-link on hand just in case.

 

[Johnly]

Clearance rack 30 bucks at kohls. Stoked.

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[mrro82]

Finally hooked up the Roku box to the TV. Nice to watch Amazon Prime videos on the big screen.

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Rokus are great.

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[mrro82]

Lunch of champions.


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[NGEFreek]

Dogs and dish soap?

I have a Belkin and it works just fine, but I would kill to get my hands on a netgear router like mg mom has, the thing is an absolute tank.

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[NotJustAPhone]

Lunch of champions.


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I see at least two vegetables in your meal.

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[zero neck]

I would go with the Linksys. I'm a previous Linksys owner and decided to give Netgear a shot a few months back with the WNDR3800 model and its nice, has a real friendly Android app and desktop app to work with it but I find myself having to reboot the router every couple days to clear it out and stop strange Wi-Fi issues.

Plus its on firmware update like 20+ which says 2 things... one great support and two why so many updates?




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i also have a linksys n900 and it's pretty awesome. i think the one i have was over a hundo tho.

 

[10001110101]

Loving the latest Trinity Kernel. Battery life is incredible...

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[taylorz_412]

I have a Belkin dual band not sure what the model number... Zero complaints it was about $85-$90 it's great

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[nexusisneecesary]

Hello chatter.

 

[cole2kb]

I have some horrible Netgear POS that I have to reboot multiple times a day. Would love an upgrade.

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[mrro82]

I've used this for a couple years now. Works great.
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B003VY83HO...ag=hawk-future-20&ascsubtag=UUacUvbUpU2577147

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[taylorz_412]

Hello chatter.

Sup! I time to finally get my ingress on

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