Pros: Supports WDS. Makes it easy to setup a multi point WiFi area. Easily configured as either a single or multi point wireless bridge or repeater and all these modes allow servicing of wireless clients. Range is good but since the stock antenna is detachable, the range can be improved with an aftermarket antenna (with reverse SMA female connector).

Cons: A little on the expensive side, but since they work and are 100% reliable it’s worth it. No DHCP server built in, it’s an access point not a router. You must provide a separate router to hand out IP addresses as the clients connect (I’m using a WGR614 router with my setup).

Overall Review: Good, reliable piece of hardware, extremely flexible wireless building block that can be configured to do what you want. Running two of these in bridged mode 24/7 for 3 weeks now, clients can connect to any node and they have been 100% rock solid. Just set them up correctly and forget them. The manual says to use the same SSID name for the bridge nodes but I used different SSID names so I could tell which node I was connecting to and it worked fine. I recommend not putting any spaces in the SSID name. Manual also say repeaters must have the same SSID name, don’t know about that, I haven’t tried a repeater yet. The channels must be the same in all modes.

Pros: Easy to set up. Shipped with latest firmware installed. Worked right out of the box. Has no problem handling high traffic. Decent mac address access control (can be set to either allow or deny access based on mac address).

Cons: Range not the best, but good enough for general home use (installed in basement and connected to computer in bedroom upstairs with good signal) No facility for saving or restoring settings.

Overall Review: Clip on base feet for upright use were a nice touch. If you're into aesthetics, it looks nice. Seems to run cool and be well ventilated when used in upright postition.

Pros: Easy Easy Easy set-up. Easy interface to set up security etc.

Cons: None so far.

Overall Review: Got tired of my stupid Quest DSL router dropping wireless connection. This was a perfect fix! Plus, I get better signal!

Pros: Pretty easy to set up.

Cons: Purchased this device to go with a NETGEAR WNR1000-100NAS. This device was to server as a wireless repeater. The problem is that Router listed above and the AP unit will only work in repeater or extension mode if there is no security or WEP security. WPA or WPA 2 is not supported.

Pros: Decent price, easy setup, supports many types of encryption. 50' range or so.

Cons: Firmware is iffy sometimes. Wish they used a more common connection for the antenna. It uses a coaxial, so you will ahve to buy a adapter to get a serious antenna.

Overall Review: Need more stickers.

Pros: I have this set up with the same router, just one version back, in bridge mode so I can cover our building and so far it has worked flawlessly.

Cons: Range is a bit of a bummer, but I guess it's pretty good considering we have a lot of brick walls.

Pros: Found it easy to configure, liked the ability to use it as an AP while in bridge mode, especially on both ends of the bridge. Removable antenna

Cons: dinky antenna, fortunately it was removable.

Overall Review: Disabled near end AP option to reduce overhead on the signal. It added 2-3% to the signal quality.

Pros: Installed three of these in Bridging mode to cover a clients 14,000 Square foot house. Great signal all over.

Cons: No way to save the settings.

Overall Review: I've used these in many different houses in bridging mode and just as an AP. The signal is much better than standard routers, seems like they just have a more powerful signal. Definitely recommend them.