Pros: DD-WRT, flashing it right out of the box. I know enough about their stock firmware to not even bother with it. Internal antenna are weak. But if you are willing to void the warranty, Open up the router, and easily attach some rp-sma bulk head plugs in place of the internal antenna, Drill two small holes to mount them into + a hot glue gun to hold them in place. And you can now attach any kind of external antenna, I have a pair of 12dbi antenna on the way, once installed I will boost the transmit power to 130 and then test again. Most people see a 30-40% increase in wireless signal.

Cons: No gig lan - But at this price, what do you expect?

Overall Review: I have had the unit for almost a month. Replaced my linksys which finally died (bad wan port), but now serves as a repeater. At this price point I am not expecting it to be built as well as a 100+ dollar unit. But it's cheap, supports N speeds, and should hold me over for a good while until I set aside some cash to buy a $200 unit.

Pros: Cheap, came with a bundle, installed vista quickly, very responsive with aero even with onboard graphics.

Cons: The machine was up for 4 hours, I left it for an hour, came back, and it was off. Machine would not power up, even the drives would not spin up even momentarily like they do if the cpu had died. I tested the power supply with my psu tester, it was fine. This leaves the board, I noticed that video chipset heat sink was ridiculously hot, so might have been a heat related issue, which is scary being that all I was doing was running windows updates!

Overall Review: I filled out an RMA, but going to call newegg tomorrow and see if they can send me a replacement asap so I dont have to wait for this thing to go all the way out to CA.

Pros: Works well when wired. Did some file copies from one computer to another, all was well, broadband speed tests which gave me the same results as my previous linksys, as well a cisco 800 series soho router I have.

Cons: The wireless has severe issues. I live in the city, so of course we have all manner of interference, not counting the 20 or so APs in our area. I have tried to use a shroud to direct the signal in one direction, changed the channel, and even switched down to 20mhz band. It still constantly has to renegotiate the link speed. Ran a continuous ping for about an hour, leaving the laptop in the same room, probably 10 feet away, and found that it dropped a ping every 15 seconds or so. Flashed it to the latest firmware, still no luck. I am sure that once dd-wrt fully supports V2, they will get around to V3, and this box would work great. I got the router for free, NIB, so I cannot complain too much.

Overall Review: I know there are a number of 4-5 eggs for this product. I really wish those people would list their operating conditions as well as firmware versions. Maybe the wireless on this model performs fine in areas with little to no cross interference. It won't be the first time this has been the case. I wish I understood more about firmware and how it functions with the wireless ap radio, but if the folk at dd-wrt seem to be able to get it right, why not cisco, their professional grade APs\soho routers are rock solid (but cost about 300% more).

Pros: Works well, cheap, works well with Vista and Aero, can play all games, just not on the highest settings.

Cons: Ram chips get a bit toasty! But I had a few heat sinks lying around, so I stuck them on and all is well.

Overall Review: Was thinking of over clocking it a bit, but the gains are probably not work it, I will use this card until i have some money to burn on a better card, this will then go into my girl friends machine.