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Most helpful reviewsMichael, London Web developer
- Good points:
- Excellent router. Easy to set up - have always used Netgear routers as I think their web control panel is decent. Good wireless performance, as good overall performance as I have seen from any router.
- Bad points:
- Needs to be restarted every now and then, but the same can be said about most routers.
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Confirmed purchase: 17 Apr 2012
Gary,
- Good points:
- The retailer gave me my money back which was the best thing about the purchase
- Bad points:
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Bad product. Took an hour to set-up with the easy set-up cd. Didn't detect my usb HDD. Signal was much worse using the 5ghz range than old router I was replacing. In the 5 days I used it I had to reset it every day at least once. Random drop outs and unable to connect. Oh and D.N.S look up failures.
Don't waste your money or time avoid.
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Confirmed purchase: 15 May 2011
Graham, Croydon
- Good points:
- Reviewer left no comment
- Bad points:
- You can't disable the lights on the top like you could before.
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Confirmed purchase: 10 Feb 2011
This Netgear DGND3300 is reviewed on TechRadar
Product Features
| Connections | 802.11n |
|---|---|
| Connections | 802.11g |
| Connections | 802.11b |
| Connections | ADSL |
| Connections | ADSL2 Plus |
| Connections | Modem |
| USB Hub | Yes |
| VoIP | No |
| VoIP | Yes |
| Release date | 2009-11-30 |
Also known as: Netgear RangeMax
Manufacturer's Description
After a slow start, ADSL users now have a good selection of 802.11n hardware to choose from. But when it comes dual band routers, the selection is pretty thin. This Netgear is a prime example – it’s the only concurrent dual-band ADSL router on the market.
This means it’s able to maintain both 2.4GHz and 5GHz networks simultaneously, allowing devices such as internet radios access at the same time as laptops on the less crowded 5GHz band.
It does this in an unusual way, however. Instead of two full-powered 802.11n radios inside, the DGND3300 has one 802.11n and one 802.11g. This means you get one fast network and one slow one. In theory, that allows the best performance at the lowest possible cost.
It’s an interesting approach but not a wholly successful one. Despite the presence of eight internal aerials, we found performance to be sluggish, in both our close-range 2.4GHz and 5GHz tests, returning below par rates from router to laptop (using an Intel WiFi Link 5300 chipset) of 63Mbits/sec, and 42Mbits/sec in the reverse direction over 2.4GHz and 77Mbits/sec and 45Mbits/sec over 5GHz. Both tests were carried out using the high power radio.
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| NETGEAR RangeMax DGND3300 Dual Band ADSL2/2+ Wireless-N Router | £72 + £5 delivery |
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| Netgear DGND3300 RangeMax Dual Band Wireless-N DSL Gateway | £83 free delivery |
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| RangeMax Dual Band Wireless-N DSL Gateway | £97 free delivery £10.00 off with code TDX-PKMW Copy and paste the code TDX-PKMW into the field "Discount Code" on the Tesco checkout page and get £10.00 off. This voucher is valid until Sun 30 June 2013 |
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| Netgear DGND3300 RangeMax Dual Band Wireless-N DSL Gateway | £108 free delivery |
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| Netgear RangeMax N300 Dual Band ADSL2 Wireless-N DSL Modem Router | £112 free delivery |
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Mark,
Score 2.0/10Confirmed purchase: 21 Mar 2012