NETGEAR WGR614NAR G54 Wireless Router IEEE 802.3/3u, IEEE 802.11b/g

Pros: With promo code, I think I paid $12 after shipping. Even without the promo code, this thing is a great deal. It's a pretty good little unit. It does what it's supposed to do and it does it pretty well. It's easy to configure. It auto-adjusts when you screw up. For many, it'll work right out of the box.

Cons: While it can play the role of a router or AP, it won't act as a bridge (or repeater). The LEDs are too bright and flicker too much. Permanent antenna. Because it's a refirb (and $15), you don't get a CD or docs. You don't really need them, but you can download them if necessary.

Overall Review: People complain about the range, but I ran it against other similar units and it's effectively identical to them. Those are just the limitations of this type of unit (802.11b/g with 2dB antenna). The price is amazing. If it were $50, I'd give it four eggs. At $15, it gets five.

Pros: it was the cheapest wireless router on newegg

Cons: very limited range, single omnidirectional antenna is barely capable to broadcast through 2 walls( signal drops to less then 30%)

Overall Review: if you need to add wireless to an existing network this is a good start point. although a lack of wpa2 support makes it more susceptible to attacks, you don't have to worry much as they will have to be sitting in your yard to pick it up...

Pros: Price is very cheap. Working fine.

Cons: FALSE AD, please correct. There is no such "gigabit" apply to this router and the router itself does NOT mention any "gigabit" either.

Pros: Inexpensive Features Looks good

Cons: None yet!

Overall Review: Great little router! I picked this up to address a small issue I'm having in that Android and Apple mobile devices seem to dislike PPPoE support. I'm currently deployed and the ISP we have out here uses PPPoE for authentication. I took a bit of a chance on this Netgear router, being recertified I don't expect much (I've never had much luck with Netgear products), and since time spent shipping by snail mail means there's no way I'd get anything RMA'd in time if it came to it. Anyways, this router caught me off guard with it's features and ease of setup. I plugged it into the network, and within 5 minutes I had my phone and iPod Touch secured to it and online. Heck, I was even able to get my XBox to connect to XBL with it, and considering that the physical link from me to the server involves a 60,000 mile (give or take) segment in space, that's awesome! Best $20 I've spent so far this trip! As always, Newegg rocks, even moreso since they ship to APOs!

Pros: Works great, allowing me to carry my laptop around the apartment. easy to use configuration page.

Cons: Dropped connection once; had to reboot router.

Overall Review: Since I have a small apartment, I don't need anything fancy. If I had a large house, I'd buy a more expensive model

Pros: works great as an access point. Good signal strength. Easy to configure security

Cons: Cannot be configured as a wireless bridge.

Pros: I'll start off by stating I love newegg.com, and this is the first time I've had a problem. I bought this router refurbed, and for about 5 months it worked ideally. It was up and running in minutes, it's sleek and has a GREAT Wi-Fi radius. (i could be outside my apartment, and on the front stoop and it was still connected)....but then....

Cons: ...it started dropping it's Wi-Fi signal intermittently. Problem with that is, if you have a Blackberry, or Laptop, and you're doing something (BBM, Call, e-mail...etc.), you have to wait for the reconnect. For the price, it's amazing, but be warned, a refurbished item, may not be up to par every time, and once you're past newegg's 30 Day Return Policy, it's yours to replace. (it doesn't come with a CD, because the setup is through the router itself)

Overall Review: All-in-all, I was happy with my purchase. For the 5 months, I had superior cooperation from this hardware, and not once did I curse at it. So, if 20 dollars is what it takes for peace of mind for every 5 months from a router, I'd/I'll do it again. The only reason I gave it 3 Stars instead of 4, is because it crapped out on me less than 6 months after buying it.

Pros: Cheap! Pretty good range.

Cons: The router seems to stop all traffic (wired and wireless) quite often for a few seconds to up to a minute. I don't have to reboot or anything to get it going again, it just comes back to life on its own, but it is very annoying. I would say that For every five minutes surfing the internet, it drops out at least once for, on average, about 15 seconds.

Overall Review: I do not know much about networking or routers in general, but it seems like I should be able to just plug something in and have it work. This was super cheap though so I guess I will live with it and just deal with the drops unless someone can suggest a setting change that will take care of my problem.