Wifi Internet Router

[Badboy1980]

Hi guys, can anyone please recommend, from experience, a good wifi router?

I'm really struggling to find a good one.

Money is not a problem so much, I'm looking up to the value of £250 which is around $360, thanks all.

 

[Renmauzo]

You might be interested in the Asus N900 RT-N66U. Reliable, great range and signal penetration, roughly $150 CAD, or if you are looking for more of a business solution, you could look at a Cisco RV-180W for the same price.

Good luck on the hunt!

 

[Magician]

I use the ASUS Dual-Band Wireless-N

http://www.amazon.com/Asus-RT-N65U-...qid=1374976333&sr=8-20&keywords=asus+wireless

Definitely more stable than the Belkin N+ I used previously.

Edit: linked to a newer model.

 

[Teddy KGB]

I use the ASUS Dual-Band Wireless-N

http://www.amazon.com/ASUS-Dual-Ban...UTF8&qid=1374975803&sr=8-9&keywords=asus+wifi

Definitely more stable than the Belkin N+ I used previously.

I second this. It's not Asus's latest wifi dual-band N router but it's the one I've had the most success and best coverage throughout the house with. No need to spend 300 bux on a router man.

 

[samred007]

I once saw a technique by which no wifi router is needed. You can spread the network in your room by your own Laptop/Pc. But Now I am not finding that post. Can anyone explain it ?

https://www.swisscubancigars.com

 

[skate323k137]

I once saw a technique by which no wifi router is needed. You can spread the network in your room by your own Laptop/Pc. But Now I am not finding that post. Can anyone explain it ?

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=use+laptop+as+wireless+access+point

 

[shadowkn55]

I highly recommend using a Linksys WRT54GL router with third party firmware such as Tomato. This router is far better than any of the newer models and not very expensive (~$60).