TRENDnet TEW-650AP Wireless Access Point TRENDnet TEW-650AP Wireless Access Point

Pros: - Solid price point for a wireless N router
- Disabling WPS for security reasons actually does work (some routers don't actually disable WPS when you tell it to)
- Decent feature list

Cons: - Drops wireless connections infrequently but reliably
- No ethernet switch built in

Other Thoughts: We've had it for a business for over a year now, and it's on it's way to being replaced. We regularly have about ~15-20 laptops and phones on it, connections are dropping daily, if only temporarily.

Lately it has been requiring a reboot to allow users to connect again. We got about a year of decent use out of it. Will probably replace with a better AP that can run DD-WRT or Tomato.

Pros: Simple to setup, works great. I have installed one in my own house and multiple clients - all working fine

Cons: Costs more than the wireless-N router it's extending...

Other Thoughts: ...but it's still not TOO expensive, especially compared to other WAP's out there

Pros: Very easy to set up as a wireless bridge. Just pop in the CD and follow the instructions.

Cons: Only one port.

Pros: Cheap, easy to set up, works fine. I had no issues installing it on my firewall router, and I'm happy to have wap2 security on this connection.

Cons: Wish the range were a bit farther.

Pros: Got 12 of these for school classrooms. Easy intuitive setup. Each unit worked perfectly. Trendnet products are proving to be reliable and well built.

Cons: None so far

Pros: Very light weight, small foot print, cheap. Easy to setup.

Cons: short network cable,

Other Thoughts: Using these to replace WRT120N that have been failing at all my sites. Bought 4 of these so far with no issues.

Pros: again i have bad exp with trendnet wireless devices.
timeago i purchase trendnet wireless adapter to lan
It was same problems as very long delays lost signal
Just choose other product
I not send this product back beacause price was 30$ and shippment back was 10$.
So dont lose your money spend more on proved devices on market

Cons: very long delay

Manufacturer Response:

Valued Customer,

We are sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused you. Please ensure you have updated to the latest firmware by using this link, http://www.trendnet.com/downloads/list_subcategory.asp?TYPE_ID=24&SUBTYPE_ID=1419 if applicable. If this still doesn’t address your issue please contact us at sales@trendnet.com, reference "New Egg product review" and someone will contact you immediately. We look forward to working with you directly and restoring your faith in TRENDnet products.

Warmest regards,

TRENDnet Sales Team

Pros: I have two of these, one set as an Access Point, the other set as a Bridge, and they work great. Setting them up is super easy. Simple web interface. It lets you put a comment for each MAC you enter (for MAC filtering), so you easily know which devices you've granted access. Compact and stylish.

Cons: None so far, and I hope it stays that way.

Other Thoughts: Had to replace a glitchy old Linksys router. (I was only using it as a WiFi Access Point.) Started out with just one of these. It proved itself so well that I got a second (on sale) to act as a bridge to expand the network. Definitely recommend.

Pros: Unlike some reviewers, I found this very easy to set up. I used the enclosed setup disk and just followed the directions. I set this up as an access point, wired to my router. Very simple and so far, it is working flawlessly.

Cons: The signal range is not a good as I had hoped. It may be my house. I am wondering if adding a bigger antenna would help.

Pros: Relatively easy setup (note that IP address default is 192.168.10.100), easy-to-use web interface, decent-looking form factor

Cons: Poor range

Other Thoughts: I got this in hopes for a cheap fix to extend the wireless range of my old trusty WRT54GL router. As I feared, the old router has better range than this item. I will probably have to return it.