Pros: Well, for a basic setup, it works great. It's a wireless router and it works well. Provides most of the security options you'd want.

Cons: It's not a pretty-fancy router, and doesn't have crazy options for gamers.

Overall Review: I have used a LOT of Encore products, and as of right now, for the price, I don't think I can do better. They are very reliable and haven't given me any issues yet.

Pros: Probably one of the slickest and sensible install setups I have seen. It even resolves IP conflicts with the provider. I have set up scores of wireless routers - I run an ISP and set up my customer's routers. Simple, straightforward, and decent range.

Cons: none that I can think of.

Overall Review: Don't expect any non-professional wireless system to reach more through more than 3 walls.

Pros: Very easy to setup and low price!

Cons: As the other guy, installition CD was broken,,but u can always get it from thier site and also it didnt come with an extra ethernet (patch) cable to connect ur router and modem...as it said in the installition...

Overall Review: Not for gamers and make sure you have an extra ethernet (patch) cable handy.

Pros: Easiest setup I've ever seen for a router. Nineteen bucks well spent for decent range, excellent speed and reliability.

Cons: For this price? None. This is easily as good as the comparable "other" brands for less than half the price.

Overall Review: I love Encore products. I have been using Encore 802.11 B/G adapters for a few years, and I was very happy when NewEgg started carrying them

Pros: I'm using it while I'm staying hotel that only provides LAN. It's small and easy to carry around, yet it provides all the necessary wireless abilities including WPA2 and built-in web based configuration tool. May not good for gaming, file sharing or complex routing job, but good enough for a single or few computers wireless Internet access for the bucks.

Cons: None. As long as you use it for one room wireless solution, it works perfectly fine.

Pros: Clean, simple UI. Set it up in 5 minutes with new LAN IP's, SSID and WPA-PSK key. Solid performance once it had its firmware upgraded. Good signal in a relatively small apartment (Watch Netflix over the wireless). Geared more for the enthusiast who knows what all the little acronyms mean.

Cons: If it comes with default firmware (V2.0 May 25th) that causes it to recycle (reboot) at least once every 24 hours or so, you'll need to replace that version with an older one. There is no hand-holding set-up wizard. Not for the technically challenged. Can run kind of warm.

Overall Review: This thing really annoyed me at first. Normally, it worked great, but it kept kicking me offline for a few seconds every day between 5 and 7 PM. It would reconnect relatively fast, but every so often, it wold kick me off a few minutes later. For games and movies, this was a problem. It turns out the May 25th version of the 2.0 firmware is flawed. This was the newest version, too. I went to the website and download the V2.0 firmware dated May 16th and upgraded (or downgraded, depending on your viewpoint) the firmware. It fixed my recycling problem and has been rock steady ever since. For the price, and if you tweak it, it's a great router. If you need a user-friendly, step-by-step, 20 minute until you get done set-up wizard to set up a network, get something else.

Pros: I've had the router close to a month now, and I haven't had one problem with it. I get a strong signal is each room of my two bedroom apartment, and the router is consistent with the signal. Works great with my comcast high speed internet. I've been pleasantly surprised.

Cons: Well, I don't know mush about set-up of routers, so it did take me a couple of resets to make sure I had it set up correctly. Also, it would be nicer if the set-up utility was a little more novice accessible, as I had no clue how to set up and sort of protection.

Overall Review: From my viewpoint, this seems to be a great router for the price.

Pros: None.

Cons: This thing will not lock onto the network signal from the Comcast Cable Modem. It just keeps cycling through, over and over again, as if in an endless loop. The setup utility (192.168.0.1) is next to useless. Perhaps I've been spoiled by the very, very user-friendly setup for the Belkin wireless routers. With that in mind, save your money and spend a bit more on a Belkin, Linksys, or D-Link wireless router. You'll thank yourself for not having to endure the headache this thing will cause. The old adage, "You get what you pay for," really applies here.

Overall Review: I also have an Encore Wireless G cardbus adapter that came with the refurbished laptop I bought. It also will NOT work. It won't even detect my network when it's less than 6 feet from the router. The setup for that adapter is just as "cheesy" and useless as the setup for this wireless router. BUYER BEWARE!