Pros: I needed a low cost unit to extend the range of my main Asus router. After a quick firmware update, this Rosewill router was very easy to setup as a wireless repeater. What a great deal. This Rosewill proved to be much better than D-Link Wireless 150 N for this purpose.

Cons: None I have noticed.

Pros: DD-WRT support
Inexpensive
Stable

Cons: Would like a little better range

Other Thoughts: Picked up 2 of these routers for a wireless repeater bridge setup with DD-WRT to work with some ethernet-only devices in my home theater. For this purpose, they have worked great and been solid performers.

Pros: NONE!

Cons: Set it aside for a little while. I have a wireless signal can't connect to save my life. WASTE OF MONEY!!

Other Thoughts: stop making it!

Manufacturer Response:

Dear Valued Customer,
Thank you very much for purchasing this unit.
We strive to provide the most reliable and highest quality products to our customers.

Please call in to have one of our technical support representative better assist you


For RMA/Tech support please kindly contact the Rosewill support team
Phone: 1- 800-575-9885
Email: rma@rosewill.com

Thanks,
Rosewill Customer Care

Pros: Run good for the first year

Cons: Unit worked well for the 1st year, now dies every few days, can't get wireless, unit must be reset to factory settings. So much for recommending Rosewill to family and friends.

Pros: *Cheap - I've been wanting to play with DDWRT for a while. $15 Shell Shocker gave me the opportunity

*DD-WRT compatible

Cons: Mediocre wireless speed by modern standards, but for the price it's hard to complain

Other Thoughts: I flashed this baby with DD-WRT and got it Bridged and repeating in a couple hours, with no previous DD-WRT experience. It was fun and now I've got better coverage in my home.

Pros: Fast and easy instalation. Very fast wireless speed and user friendly.

Cons: None.

Pros: Cheap, functional, and does what it needs to. I flashed it with DD-WRT before I even tried the factory firmware. I set it up to add coverage in my house where my RT_N16 was not reaching. So far, I like it better from a price/performance perspective. I'm buying 2 more to add coverage and for a spare.

Cons: None, maybe you could whine about the free 8" ethernet cable. Not much i could do with that. I hung the unit off the back of my HTPC with it.

Pros: Cheap, DD-WRT compatible

Cons: I couldn't pass up this router at this price and picked it up to replace an older secondary router that I use as a wi-fi extender. I've had it running for the past couple months and now it locks up at least once a day.

Manufacturer Response:

Dear Valued Customer,
Thank you very much for purchasing this unit.
We strive to provide the most reliable and highest quality products to our customers.

Please kindly contact the Rosewill support team
Phone: 1- 800-575-9885
Email: rma@rosewill.com

So we may assist you with (in-warranty) replacement.
We look forward to hearing from you.

Thanks,
Rosewill Customer Care

Pros: Flexible configuration (access point, bridge, repeater). Reliable so far - it's been running for 3 weeks with no issues. I set it up as a wireless bridge to bring wired internet into an outbuilding, using this device as a client to my home's TP-Link wireless router. The configuration interface is almost identical to my TP-Link -- others have reported that these are rebranded TP-Link, and based on the interfaces I can believe that -- and having a familiar interface made the configuration easier.

Cons: DD-WRT doesn't appear to support this router very well. I bought it with the intention of running DD-WRT, and after quite a bit of searching in the DD-WRT forums I found that the "test" versions of DD-WRT which are compatible with this router simply don't work well enough to be useful (stability problems & random reboots). The stock firmware does everything I need, but I'm still subtracting 1 egg for the claimed "DD-WRT Open Source Support," since at this time that support is experimental at best.

Other Thoughts: There is newer firmware and documentation available on the Rosewill web site. Although the older version (3.9.18) worked fine for my application, I flashed it to 3.12.15 and found the configuration to be a little more straightforward with the newer version.

Pros: I got this thing in Nov of 2011 to replace a working cisco router that did not have wireless. Cost was too good to pass up at under 20 bucks. Setup was effortless.

Cons: Doesn't make me coffee

Other Thoughts: I am going to add one as a repeater for my garage/shop once it is finished.