Newegg TV: BELKIN N Series Wireless Dual-Band N+ Routers Overview

[lamiac2411]

I have the N600:)

[ExtremeGamer9951]

I would want one of these instead of my ZyXEL shitebox router that goes off whenever it feels like it

[iJames93i]

Uhh Belkin.

[ndhudecz]

I wish people could spell

[starwars2078]

@ndhudecz I wish people use proper punctuation.

[SomeRanbob]

@starwars2078 I wish people would use proper sentence structure.

[starwars2078]

@SomeRanbob Win for you, good sir.

[starwars2078]

@starwars2078 Damn, I messed up on my own comment criticizing another comment,

[starwars2078]

@starwars2078 I give up.

[SomeRanbob]

@starwars2078 Hmmm indeed. x)

[LarsReviews]

Cabels preinstalled makes the useres of the router feel stupied. 

[Ramhound]

You really should remind people NOT to use WPS considering the the security concerns.

[andy314567]

I'm using the N600 right now!

[anybodykilla58]

honestly, i have one of the N600's and i hate it, after about 1 month it started dropping the wired connections, requiring a router restart to fix it... though the wireless is fine other then it's less then promised speed.

[ges75022]

@anybodykilla58 I have a Netgear WNDR3700 Router and I love it. Have not had any issues with it since I got it last year. If you are having trouble, why not try this particular Netgear router.

[Deluxeta]

PAUL'S BACK BROS \o/

[M4TRIXed]

paul

[KasunK18]

Ok someone explain this to me. I currently have a modem from my WSP (wireless service provider) and it supports wi-fi; I'm currently getting 54 Mbps speed on a 802.11g signal. If I get one of these routers, (say the Belkin N 450) does that mean I'll be able to increase my speed to 150 Mbps and get 802.11n connectivity?

[newengland72]

@KasunK18 Yes, you would see 150 mbps on your local wi-fi network, but would not necessarily see an increase in internet access bandwidth.

[KasunK18]

@newengland72 what do you mean by "not necessarily see an increase in internet access bandwidth"? I'm totally new to networking stuff =p

[ilikeCAitsfun]

nice



[reject118]

WPA/WPA2 doesn't matter, they can ALL be cracked!

[JacobLDagenais]

@reject118 your right but most people will give up after a week of brute forcing :D

[Ramhound]

@reject118 - Only if you leave WPS enabled. I do believe the Belkin brand allows you to disable it. Even if you cannot disable it, a firmware update will disable it for you, since WPS cannot be saved.

[citadelmontages]

Pre attaching the cables is a cool idea, Especially if you're new to setting up a router.

[JacobLDagenais]

PAUL!!!!! - just thought it was still missing :P

[Imaculatura]

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[123thepyro123]

nice

[oziitricker]

Guest access is an awesome feature!

[Mr123pspfreak]

nice



[Wizari]

nice



[granchorizo3]

nice