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Buffalo Technology brings speed and security to a high level with their wireless router. The WHR-HP-G54 utilizes MIMO technology and features a built-in amplifier to deliver high speed wireless performance and extended coverage.
The AirStation One-Touch Secure System makes configuring security a painless process. When using an access point that also supports AOSS the two devices will communicate with each other and determine the most secure method to use and configure them. This gives you incredible protection against identity and bandwidth thieves.
AirStation One-Touch Secure System (AOSS) Set up a secure wireless network at the touch of a button! AirStation One-Touch Secure System (AOSS) frees users from all the tedious, technical security configurations by automatically detecting other AOSS enabled wireless devices and seamlessly negotiating the most secure connection possible between them.
MIMO Technology The Buffalo WHR-HP-G54 features MIMO technology which uses multiple radios to create a robust signal and reduces dead spots to deliver high speed performance and great coverage.
IEEE 802.11b/g Compliant Compliant with the IEEE 802.11b/g protocol, the Buffalo WHR-HP-G54 smoothly integrates into almost any existing wireless network with up to 54Mbps data transfer speed.
10/100Mbps Network Connection The Buffalo WHR-HP-G54 features a built-in 4-port 10/100Mbps Ethernet switch for direct connections with up to four PCs or additional switches, and one 10/100Mbps WAN port for broadband Internet connection.
High-level Security The Buffalo WHR-HP-G54 supports the latest wireless networking security standards including 64/128-bit WEP and WPA-PSK (TKIP, AES), and advanced firewall features such as Network Address Translation (NAT), Stateful Packet Inspection (SPI), to ward off malicious attacks and threats from the Internet.
Pros: Bought this in 2007 and it is still running. Using with DD-WRT because the stock software wasn't up to par.
Cons: None
Pros: Tomato 1.27 open-source firmware installed smoothly, no quirks. Strong signal, wall-mountable. In 3 years of constant use as a WAP (wireless access point) in a crowded small office, I've had to reboot it ONCE to fix wireless connectivity.
Cons: not power-over-ethernet
Pros: Works great still
Cons: None
Pros:
Cheap
Small
Reliable
Cons: None
Overall Review: Bought it back in 2006 and still working great today!
Pros: Good signal, easy to operate, lasted for 2 years
Cons: Lasted for 2 years, than died. Cant handle heavy wifi flow
Overall Review: The only reason why I gave it 3 stars is because it was good for the money.
Pros: Flashable, cheap, reliable.
Cons: None to me really.
Overall Review: Bought this to replace my cruddy Netgear that couldn't handle Bittorrent connections a while back (in 2010). I slapped Tomato on it and it's been rock solid since.
Pros:
Works great with DD-WRT and OpenWRT (Have flashed multiple custom openwrt builds no problem)
Reliable and steady performance (currently uptime reports 61 days, only restarted it when flashing new firmware)
External directional Antenna is nifty side feature
Built to stand vertically, taking significantly less desk space than my previous (linksys) router
Cons:
No 802.11N support, draft or otherwise.
Default web interface is usable but not desirable or significantly customizable.
Switch is 100Mb as opposed to gigabit Ethernet
Overall Review: Would recommend router to openwrt/ddwrt user who doesn't mind not having gigabit LAN and whose main connections are Ethernet with wireless g for portable devices such as phones/tablets and laptops.
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Pros: Upgraded to DD-WRT. Back in the day was awesome hardware. Still good.
Cons: Not sure if extra amp on the wireless made much of a differnence.