Pros: -Great coverage. -Easy to use ASUS GUI. -Compatible with DD-WRT (use the "RT-N66U" download).

Cons: -Power cable (90-degree) can seem like it gets kinked easily depending on the orientation that you use it in. Not necessarily a bad thing, I would have just preferred a more straight type of connector.

Overall Review: -The stock ASUS GUI is great if you're not into the whole DD-WRT thing. The menu options and features are pretty neat, and offer a task manager type of view for CPU usage, etc. -Ran the stock firmware for a couple weeks and then installed DD-WRT. Memory usage is super low, with roughly 10% to 15% of the router's RAM being utilized. I've installed DD-WRT on older routers and these percentages were in the high 90's due to the available hardware. I feel like ASUS certainly kept this in mind when designing the RT-N66 models, allowing us techies to do our thing!

Pros: Router is great with lots of good features, strong signal strength and a snazzy interface. I use both 2.4 and 5 Ghz wireless networks.

Cons: Every 2-3 days, my wifi suddenly slows to a c-r-a-w-l. Whenever this happens, I check the ping time to the router and notice that it is 600-900 ms. So, if my laptop is on the 2.4 Ghz network, I switch to the 5 Ghz network and my ping time immediately goes back to 1-2 ms and all's good. Now I am on the 5 Ghz network, everything's fine and then after 2-3 days I see the same slowdown with superhigh ping times; and as soon as I switch back to the 2.4 Ghz network, ping times drop to normal. I am using the latest firmware and have confirmed this with 2 different laptops.

Overall Review: I am not sure if I received a bad product or the firmware is bad. Either way, I didn't expect this from what happens to be a highly-rated router. This router replaced a gigabit wireless n router from another manufacturer which had slightly lower range but was rock steady for months. I don't like surprises when it comes to networking products so I would not recommend it.

Pros: Easy setup Good solid wireless signal. White goes with my decor.

Cons: Big footprint Using the stand puts the cables on the top. Would be nicer to have it with the connectors on the side. Non standard power supply (wall wart) Otherwise it would have been five eggs...

Overall Review: I got this to replace another Asus router because of some holes in my wireless coverage. The router was easy to setup and solid. I am using the installed firmware but understand you can use DD-WRT. It would have been nice if Asus had used a standard 12V power supply with a standard plug.

Pros: Its supports IPv6, and support multiple Guest WIFI network. It have a builtin bittorent Application which is enable once connect a USB device. I love the option for QoS the remote application to manage and monitor my device monitor remotely.

Cons: This device does not seem to be able to support bandwidth above 100Mbps. I have 300Mbps and i am unable to get 300Mbps using ethernet. I had issue with the device renewing its WAN ip address.

Overall Review: I would recommend this product if your ISP connection is less the 100Mbps.

Pros: My old router kept dropping off so I ordered this router hoping to solve that problem. Due to my lack of knowledge I immediately ran into trouble during the installation. Realizing there was no way that I could solve the problem I called tech support and within 5 minutes had the router up and running. It now covers areas of the house that the old router needed an extender to reach. Great speed throughout the house and no drop offs. So far this has been a great performer.

Cons: Thought I followed installation instructions but no GUI appeared to guide me.

Overall Review: So far this router has performed better than I expected. Looks like a winner to me. Tech support talked me through the installation with a patient and knowledgeable support person.

Pros: - Easy setup. - Impressive range. I previously had a TP-Link brand router and had to purchase a TP-Link brand repeater to get consistent signal to devices on the far side of the house. Those devices didn't like to play well together and I was constantly running upstairs to power cycle them. I get better reception from just this router than the old router and repeater combined.

Cons: -Preference of color

Overall Review: Newegg had a promo deal with X off and a $30 rebate card, making the cost to me about $50 in the end. The RT-N66 was recommended to online friends when I complained about lag in online gaming. I just couldn't bring myself to spend $100+ for a router and the black U model was sitting in my wish-list for the past 6 months. For $50, I can deal with the very slight con of it being white, which is just my personal preference anyway.

Pros: Lots of tools and easy access via web based GUI. Good range on both bands.

Cons: Runs hot. Tools like AiCloud and simple USB sharing take a some jumping though hoops to get working.

Overall Review: I set the thing to re-boot every night to keep it talking to my cable modem et al. Rebate took a while but I did the get rebate...which made the N900 speed not so much of a problem...and I don't need AC yet.

Pros: 900Mbps 802.11n, Gb ethernet, external antennae, clean look, better range than the RT-N16

Cons: None

Overall Review: Upgraded from a RT-N16 running Tomato Flashed this router with Shibby's Tomato firmware, and it's run solid for 160+ days Can't be beat without going to 802.11ac, which will cost significantly more