Linksys WRT160N

+ Does the job well, easy to set up, no hidden suprises.

- None.

+ Easy to install, but better not to use installation CD.
Give a real boost to the wifi internet. I recommend.

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+ - Very easy to setup

- - Strength signal not as good as expected

+ Very easy to set up, Dixons was the cheapest seller of this router i could find on the net, others where selling for 20 pound plus more...works great, had no problems.Home User

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+ easy set, good coverage, better than i had expected.

- none so far

+ Looks good and is compact

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+ easy set up.

- reception not great thru all my location.upnp didnt work on my latest ip camera.

+ None

- Poor signal intermitent conection

+ Looks good and gives confidecce of quality

- Radio signal keeps being lost and will only pair after some time of laptop being left near router
paired laptops cannot see signal at all

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- none

+ Looks nice & can be wall mounted

- Software is utterly useless - Windows config works better. Frequently drops connections and needs rebooting to re-connect. Limited range and inadequate power.
Infuriating piece of kit from the so-called market leader Cisco.

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- SLOW TEMPROMENTAL

+ Does the job very well and very easy to setup. Signal strength is ver good in my area

- None so far

+ Has somewhat improved the wifi range in an old, thickwalled stone-built house, but not brilliant. Set-up was not too bad, once you realise that you do need a modem also.

- requires an additional modem, making the desk rather cluttered and increasing cost. This is not clearly spelt out on the box or in the descriptions until you start setting it up. Wifi signal for 5hz band is weak if further away from the router, but 2.4 Hz signal is stronger than before using a Netgear g-standard wifi router alone. Together they have improved coverage, but there are still areas with a poor signal in the 3-storey house.