D-Link DIR-601/RE Wireless N 150 Home Router IEEE 802.3/3u, IEEE 802.11 n/g

Pros: I own two of these, one I have owned for 3+ years and for small area coverage, a small studio appt or an office, they work great. I have never had any issues that have forced me to reboot them to bring them back to life like I have had to do with most B***** routers I have ever owned, never have had issues even with cheap-o D-Link gear like this.

Cons: Single antenna, you start loosing bars when you move to the next room or about 25 ft away, poor reception after about 50ft.

Other Thoughts: This is an old obsolete unit but if you can get one for under $20 it's worth it.

Pros: It works like any other router does, the management systems UI is easy enough to use.

Cons: Bought this to replace my old one hoping it would preform better in the network heavy area I live in (apartment complex with about 30 networks in the direct area of my router) but it really didnt do much better than my 5 year old router.

Other Thoughts: Good if you want a regular run of the mill router.

Pros: You have to flash it with DD-WRT. At the time of purchasing this from Newegg, I was in a pinch and needed a router jiffy quick and did I get lucky that this one is supported by DD-Wrt firmware.

Cons: I was 2 seconds from tossing this router. The firmware from D-Link is terrible. Downloads would freeze, mail messages would fail and what not. Since flashing to DD-WRT, it is rock steady.

Other Thoughts: Have gone from wanting to junk it to wanting another. Only thing since the new flash is the LED's for the 4 ports are extinguished. They were working using D-Link's flash. No big deal.
I do not make it a habit of giving feedback but if you are planning on buying one of these (even at the refurb price of $13) you are throwing money away.

Pros: None yet

Cons: DOA. Unit would not power on. To RMA for a replacement would cost almost $12 for $17 item. Not worth it.

Other Thoughts: Well, the problem is really a defective power supply. Changed to another power supply and unit powered on. I will up date this review after I install at a friends home.

Pros: Price, got it for $12.99, better range than the one it replaced and cost less than half of it.
Easy setup.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Being refurbished, I was a little worried, but except for the plain box, every thing was like retail.
It's a bargain even at the $16.99 price.

Pros: Easy set up on everything but my g.f.'s computer. Packaging was really good. Router was not bagged or plastic wrapped. Not the best way when packaged in cardboard.
I work for a re-manufacturing company and this was well done (except for the bagging). Even the little things like the taping of the literature wasn't sloppy.
Small router. Range was sufficient for our apt. Speed was far faster than our modem supports.

Cons: C.D. had a few scratches. Nothing major. CAT cable looked a little kinked, but it works also.

Other Thoughts: Fast delivery. Wished I'd picked up a second, but they were out when I went back to get one for a friend.
It's unfortunate the people I usually fix stuff for aren't patient, because the prices beat the local vendors and Newegg has a better selection.

Pros: Great Value. Good performance. Decent Range.

Cons: Unable to create a bridge.

Other Thoughts: You will not be able to do a bridge if you buy two of these. You will need to get another router that has the ability to bridge, and you can use this one as your main wireless router.

Pros: Excellent value, does everything its supposed to, links up nicely and for less then half the price of the cheapest belkin....open box deals are great!

Cons: None so far...

Pros: Small Looks Great Setup was a breeze using the the default router configs. hooked up my devices and Worked right away. people say they have problems with the ps3 but my did a connection test and connected right away. works great with my wii and my 2 smart phones along with my wifes laptop. great little router for being recertified i had a d-link before but never really got to use it. then let a friend borrow it hes had it ever since. so i took a chance replaced a netgear WNR2000 V2. for for $11.99 Heck yeah ill buy it. might buy a few more to have on hand and sell to clients when they need a new router.

Cons: Being Recertified i was a little worried but i was happy the package. had everything that the retail package had. only was missing the sleve. the router surface was a little scratched. but hey it was Recertified.

Other Thoughts: Defentily Buy Great Little Router for the Money.

Pros: *Crazy cheap and I can game wireless with it.
*It works with Xfinity
*its good looking too

Cons: Not as much a con as a preference lights way to bright.

Other Thoughts: for 12 bucks I can live with the lights and it works