Pros: this has been the best router I have ever had its easy to set up and never had any issues I can get a strong signal anywhere in my house

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: when I set it up it did take it some time to detect my provider maybe around 5 minutes once it did I was able to enter my information an was all set to go

Pros: resonably priced

Cons: didn't work

Manufacturer Response:

Dear Bryan,

I want to thank you for posting this review and I understand that you have an issue with the router. On behalf of ASUS we apologize for any inconvenience this issue has caused you but let me go ahead and further assist you. Can we have more information about the issue? were you able to access the routers interface? please type in 192.168.1.1 to access the routers GUI and to set up the router.

For further technical assistance or if you want to discuss this matter with me, please email me at customerloyalty@asus.com and put case #N150768663 in the subject line for a reference. I'm here to help you and all others with these issues, as our customer loyalty department dedicated to bringing a resolution to all issues related to our products.

Thank you for choosing ASUS.

Best regards,
Jerry
ASUS Customer Loyalty

Pros: This ADSL Modem/Router is now working very well, I get a good signal two rooms away from router. I get constant wireless service which the last two I used did not do. My wireless devices find and connect rapidly when powered up

Cons: It was excruciating to do the original setup. My ISP was not listed so I had to use "other" and the router could not find the computers while the modem could not find the ISP. After hours of labor I finally phoned ASUS support and sat on hold for 45 minutes before they dropped my connection. The next day I phoned again and support, probably from Hong Kong, tried to assist. An hour later I was told my modem had a bad chip and to ship it back to the seller. On my own I worked with it longer and finally found the screen he was wanting. I phoned back and got a different person who did not care about that screen and could not get any closer to completing the set up and at one hour the phone call was terminated. I phoned back and got a third person who was irked that my screen would not match her screen and ordered me to do the same procedures over and over with the same bad results. After an hour she said that it was a ISP problem and I needed to get them to issue me a new ID and password. So after she hung up, I dumped everything off and trying every prompt on the various setup screens, I was finally able to get an Internet connection through the ethernet cable and then just ten minutes later was able to access the wireless router. All told about 12 hours total to establish.

Other Thoughts: Now that the setup is only a bad memory, I am hopeful that this modem/router leads a long and productive life, so I never have to go through this ordeal again.

Pros: All in one design
Newegg's RMA was spot on.

Cons: First unit was bricked right out of the box, couldn't connect. Received my second N10 and it also was defective couldn't be bothered to send that back and waste more $shipping$.

Other Thoughts: I tried everything from firmware upgrade to static IP. The Auto setup wizard could not detect connection and had to manually config to no avail. Manual config didn't have my country of origin or rather had misspelled it <golf claps> Cadana ...?!? This unit is junk and went back to using my ISP's modem and purchased a simple Asus router (RT-N53) which has also bricked after 6 months.I have lost a lot of faith in Asus products and customer <Pffft> support, now seriously reconsidering all their products

Pros: None as I could get it connected

Cons: I am no IT expert but I spent nearly 2 hrs and still didn't get it working. In the end I gave up and switched back to my old Motorola router. The software included doesn't run on macs so I had to borrow a PC to try to set it up but after several attempts had to admit defeat. The problem appears to be with the password but i'm not sure??

Pros: Wired connections work fine. Decent price, but the issues I've run into make it far from worth the "value."

Cons: Wifi started having problems within a month. For awhile it would work if I restarted the device, but now even that fails 99% of the time. I've tried three different computers with different ethernet cards, and two other devices. Firmware is updated. If you read reviews on this thing anywhere on the net you are bound to find similar reviews. I honestly don't know why this thing is still for sale when it seems like so many people have major issues with it.

Pros: Easy set up

Cons: Stopped working after a month.

Other Thoughts: I bought this to replace a failed Verizon modem and old Linksys router. In short, as others have mentioned, it worked for about thirty days and then failed. Up until yesterday I could get about 15 mins of internet time out of it before having to turn it on and off. now when I do that the power light doesn't even come on though , mysteriously, the DSL light does. It got REALLY hot when it did work.

Heed the bad reviews, I though I would be lucky and get a good one.

Pros: This is an update to a previous review in which I voiced my dissatisfaction with ASUS tech support.

After that review they replied on this forum and I was put in touch with a person who was customer relations oriented. Long story short, I received a replacement router in 12 days after sending the original one in. Back in business, rebate and all. Thank You to the folks at ASUS for all of your help.

This is a good router at an affordable price.

Cons: None now

Pros: It is small

Cons: Poorly designed and produced. Initial tech support is a joke for a company I expected so much more from.

Other Thoughts: Jeramy from Asus followed up on my first review and authorized an RMA, they did send a whole new unit that is in a sealed box. I have long since obtained another brand that is working just fine so I have need (or desire) to put this unit on line - it will live on the shelf as a reminder.

Pros: Two devices in one box reduces clutter; removable antenna

Cons: 10/100 wired networking; no DD-WRT support; runs hot (especially in the left rear corner)

Other Thoughts: This unit took 1.5 - 2.5 minutes to load each administrative web page over a wired connection. I can't imagine anyone would give this 5 eggs if it behaved like this for them so I guessing I just got a bad one. Updated FW from stock 1.0.2.1 to the latest 1.0.3.7: no improvement. The "Quickly Internet Setup" [sic] wizard wasn't able to figure out AT&T PPPoE DSL automatically, but once configured manually it was able to connect and access the Internet. Page loads seemed marginally slower but I didn't measure actual speeds. I never got to trying out the wireless so I can't comment on that. I expect a replacement unit wouldn't have these problems but I'm sending it back for a refund because I don't want to risk my time and postage on another possible defective unit. I'll give it three eggs: halfway between the bad one I got and a likely-good replacement. If you get one of these, be sure to test it thoroughly before the exchange/refund period expires.