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6 stars
ok it is fast but not easy to configure.
by mojohnburr on December 6, 2009
Pros: very fast. I get at least 50% faster transfer rate over super g.
Cons: the signal kept dropping so I needed to go to the forums for settings etc. It now works and doesn't drop a signal but after much effort.
Summary: If you are not tech savvy I would not buy this product.
Summary: If you are not tech savvy I would not buy this product.
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9 stars
Great for First Time Owners
by fla55 on December 3, 2009
Pros: This is my first router for my first laptop, but so far I am extremely impressed. I bought it on the day after black friday for 50 bucks on sale, and set it up in about 10 minutes. Coverage is great, I get three bars a floor up and three rooms over.
Cons: I would have liked a usb port for my printer but not a big deal.
Summary: Overall this product is a great value for its money. It may lack dual band frequency, usb port, and amazing parental controls but overall it just performs and gives a ...
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Summary: Overall this product is a great value for its money. It may lack dual band frequency, usb port, and amazing parental controls but overall it just performs and gives a strong, fast coverage through a large range of the house. To finish my coverages, I get 5 bars through the whole first floor (5 rooms), 5 bars directly below router in basemant, and 3-4 bars upstairs and a few rooms over. Buy this product, you won't regret it.
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9 stars
Great value for money home/small office router
by Lloyd Codrington on November 9, 2009
Pros: For ease of use and configuration, range of capabilities ie. extended range and connection speed of over 300mbps makes this ideal for small office enviroments and home networks.
Cons: No USB port and although they have now included the power button it would be great to see it on the front panel.
Summary: If you want to run a small home network with VM 20MB broadband service then this is the one to use. With the rolling out of 50MB service across the ...
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Summary: If you want to run a small home network with VM 20MB broadband service then this is the one to use. With the rolling out of 50MB service across the UK I will be keeping an eye open for reviews on other Netgear products because there is nothing here to say look elsewhere for a Router supplier.
Nice look, design and range of capabilties and simple features.
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8 stars
Excellent options, solid, decent range.
by PH03NIX-ZA on June 19, 2009
Pros: Stylish
Very easy to use
apears reliable
Plenty of options
Cons: G 54mbits range on par with old d-link DI-624 router which was 'adequate'.
No signal strength adjustment.
Summary: If you're looking for a router that's solid, simple yet flexible and powerful and with decent range you can't go wrong with this router, especially with it'...
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Summary: If you're looking for a router that's solid, simple yet flexible and powerful and with decent range you can't go wrong with this router, especially with it's price.
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1 stars
No faster than a Belkin G.
by RichT3333 on March 5, 2011
Pros: aaaaaaaaaaaa
Cons: Had it for two months and then in crashed taking my computer with it. Cost $90 to repair computer damage!
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1 stars
Worked For A While
by iamsue on August 9, 2010
Pros: Strong signal, Easy set up
Cons: Can't fix when something goes wrong
Summary: A a bad storm broke our modem and we had to buy a new one. When I tried to hook it up to the router, it wouldn't connect. It ...
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Summary: A a bad storm broke our modem and we had to buy a new one. When I tried to hook it up to the router, it wouldn't connect. It always says "No Internet Access" I can't work with it. Will be replaced.
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2 stars
Netgear is a horrible product to shell out money for
by crizzcoxx on June 2, 2010
Pros: please take a look below
Cons: please take a look below
Summary: So horrible. The device failed and showed spotty service the whole time I owned it. It finally went down just a week or two after the 90 day skimpy support. ...
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Summary: So horrible. The device failed and showed spotty service the whole time I owned it. It finally went down just a week or two after the 90 day skimpy support. I called to get support and got denied. I looked at the hardware warranty, and the service agent said before giving an RMA# they need to diagnose the unit. The rep then went on to say that they cannot diagnose the unit because my 90 day support ran out. In other words they can't see if the device is defective, as it pertains to their 1 year hardware warranty because I don't have extended support past the 90 day support period I was given. In other words Im screwed. Netgear ssuuuuuuucccckkksss
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4 stars
Constantly Dropping Connection
by HHI_CPA on March 29, 2010
Pros: Physical appearance is slick
Cons: Made it too "dummy proof," not allowing more sophisticated users to access settings directly
Summary: I bought this router yesterday, and after 4 hours of setup time, it is going back to the store. The customer support was great, getting me connected, but the router ...
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Summary: I bought this router yesterday, and after 4 hours of setup time, it is going back to the store. The customer support was great, getting me connected, but the router kept failing to connect to the internet without changing the MAC address. The setup wizard is a neat interface, but it takes away some of the advanced functionality that I enjoy by being able to access the router settings directly via the IP address. With the router connected to my cable modem and my desktop connected via hardwire to the router, the desktop cannot find the internet. This is the most basic connection possible! My brother-in-law who is very tech-savvy was unable to get it online either, so it is going back to the store with a Cisco product in my future. Not recommended at all!
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1 stars
Stay Away !!!!! This is a TOTAL RIP OFF!!!
by divemaster5734 on June 19, 2009
Pros: There are none. It requires a hard wire internet connection to start, but by turning it on you have just interrupted it. There is no product support.
You have to pay extra for that.
I'm sure I will feel better when I smash this POS on the street.
Cons: Every couple months it just quits.
I am sick and tired of having to play paddy-cake with my wireless system for no good reason other than the very expensive equipment totally SUCKS!
If you have a home office, don't buy, you WILL regret it.
Summary: I was determined to get my money out of the purchase, but the truth is you never will. You just keep investing more and more time to get a P....
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Summary: I was determined to get my money out of the purchase, but the truth is you never will. You just keep investing more and more time to get a P.O.S. operating.
I don't think I will ever buy any Netgear product again.
Last time I checked, only our government has the right to steal from us, everyone else goes to jail.
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