What wireless router are you using?

[Bake151]

What is everyone using for a wireless router? I'm still deciding on what to buy.

 

[Father Jack]

Netgear and Apple

FJ

 

[Eraserhead]

Netgear 614UKv6.

 

[nuclearwinter]

Linksys WRT54G

We are using the Linksys WRT54G, except that the latest rev is not very reliable. We will probably be switching to AE soon.

Anyone else having problems with the latest rev of the WRT54G? The early versions were great, but the latest ones not so much.

 

[itsme92]

I've got a Linksys WRT54GS that I got in mid-2004. It works great, and I would recommend Linksys.

That said, I have heard negative things about the newer WRT54G's, which are very similar to the WRT54GS. So maybe Linksys has gone downhill since I got my router.

This router works very well with a G PC laptop, a B desktop and a B laptop, a wired desktop, and my N Macbook.

I also have a Motorola Surfboard cable modem that I've had since 1999. It works great.

 

[MacDonaldsd]

The new Airport Extreme

I used to have a netgear DG834G

 

[Gentile]

Airport Extreme "N." It is very nice, has a good software interface, and a pleasant green light that tells you all is ok.

 

[iSaint]

Airport Express for nearly three years. Still running strong. I have a Linksys cable modem and a Netgear switch (that my wife's company bought us, they're also paying our cable bill...sweet deal!).

 

[coledog]

I've used a Netgear in the past and that was very stable and easy to use.
I now use 2 Airport Extremes with WDS enabled. Sooooo nice!!!

 

[davish]

Belkin wireless routers.....i love em.

Funnily enough, my neighbours ALL have netgear, and, 5 of them, yes 5, are unsecured, with one of them having fuc*ing fast broadband--9445K on www.speedtest.net MENTAL!!!

 

[heySparky]

DLink because it was one of the least expensive I could find locally as I wanted it right now to replace a dead SMC router. I didn't want to wait for a new router to be shipped. The DLink worked fine right out of the box. Yes, I did enable the security features.

 

[SMM]

At home, I am mostly using copper and a couple access points; Netgear and Linksys. At work, our jobsites are mostly wireless. There we run Netgear and Linksys as well, but primarily the Netgear FWG114P.

 

[JNB]

Belkin N1 (http://catalog.belkin.com/IWCatProductPage.process?Product_Id=273526)

 

[bartelby]

I've got a Linksys WRT54G wireless for my PowerBook plus 3 ports wired downstairs, one leading upstairs to a D-Link 16 port switch.

 

[flopticalcube]

D-Link 624 for 3 years now. Tiding me over until next winter when I will add an Airport Extreme and upgrade my cable modem to 10Mbps. The D-Link is OK but not fantastic. Needs rebooting occassionaly and the range is limited.

 

[miniConvert]

Linksys WAP54G's at the office, awesome.

Linksys WAG54GX2 and WRT54G at home.

I'm a bit of a Linksys nut. I wouldn't say they're massively better than anything else, but once they're set up and stable they do tend to stay set up and stable

 

[EricNau]

Apple Airport Express - wish I had something a little stronger, but it works just fine.

 

[eluk]

Belkin 7632 - works well.

 

[juanster]

i use a linksys one, and it works perfectly fine with my macbook i love it....

 

[ajhaji]

I'm using a Linksys WRT54GL with DD-WRT firmware installed. It's like having a full-featured Cisco router for a fraction of the price. It's the most reliable router I have ever owned, better than my old SMC.

 

[Aperture]

Switched to a Netgear WPN824 after having trouble with a Linksys WRT54G.

Here it is, kinda looks like a UFO. (Oh and it has worked flawlessly)

 

[n00basaur]

Netgear WPN824 (version 2)

Had a Linksys WRT54G for a few days but the new versions are horrible with macs.

 

[pknz]

DLink G604T

No N, not ADSL2 but then its not like thats needed in NZ with out crappy internet connections anyway.
4 ethernet ports, and wireless.

 

[balamw]

Now: Airport Extreme pre-n + Airport Express

Last week: WRT54G running Open WRT.

Switched to get "easy" WDS setup.

B

 

[zioxide]

WRT54G v5