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xBu · 08/09/2009 12:02 PM

Got myself a Linksys after my D-Link and NETGEAR broke.
Works great.

PLZDELETE · 08/09/2009 01:29 PM

I've owned a netgear and a d-link, the netgears wee had both died in under a year and the d-link has lasted 2 year now i think, with very bad circulation

PSPkiller · 08/09/2009 01:41 PM

Linksys seems to be a popular choice. I'll see if I can muster enough money (they seem the most expensive brand of consumer router.) I have a D-Link wireless router that I use as a bridge. That is left on 24 hours a day and hasn;t been turned off for weeks now. I've had no problems with that at all. D-Link may be the way to go if I can't afford a Linksys.

Mickey · 08/09/2009 04:19 PM

I've had a $40 netgear for well over a year now, never turn it off

boogschd · 08/09/2009 04:36 PM

PSPkiller Wrote:Linksys seems to be a popular choice.

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vinrose67 · 08/09/2009 05:59 PM

i also have router problem before it doesnot connect, lot of configuration to do and when it is connected it fails all the time.

unti i found ASUS wl-520gu i recommend you this router I'm using it for a year and never fails me, the best thing i'd like most is that there is a EASY SET UP BUTTON at the back just press it and follow instruction and your done.

trademark91 · 09/09/2009 01:49 AM

id say definitely go with the linksys. its worth the extra money to get one that doesn't break. (at least ive never seen one break)

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