Pros: Handling 8 wireless devices and 3 wired desktops with no problem. Getting excellent speeds of 8-9 MB/sec on my work laptop whereas it used to top out at 1.2 MB/sec on old linksys router (G) at the same distance. QOS works fine. USB storage actually works for me luckily enough. Guest network great for family that pass by and to connect Nintendo DS Lite which can only utilize WEP.

Cons: Interface sucks. Changes takes 10-30 seconds before they are applied. Bandwidth meter is going through some testing as people don't trust the 1-second flash write. DD-WRT is compatible but not advisable to install as it has issues which makes the stock firmware better to have at the moment. LED flashes like crazy and is rather bright so put it away so it doesn't bother you.

Overall Review: This router, even though is called the WNDR37AV is the exact same thing as the WNDR3700 so expect to have WNDR3700 referenced everywhere in the admin gui. Giving this 5 stars (would give 4.5) because of how stable it has been. Handling many torrent connections with so many people on the network just fine. Really appreciate such stability. No restart in the month I've owned it.

Pros: Easy to setup right out of the box Great range Great features New firmware makes all the difference Great customer service that's there if you need them USB port for network (external HD, printer, etc.) Great dual band performance when being pushed hard

Cons: The 3700 has been around for some time now. It's time for a price drop.

Overall Review: Anyone that has done much research knows the 37AV is exactly the same as the 3700, just wanted to point that out here if you didn't already know. Either way it is an amazingly good wireless router I highly recommend!

Pros: Not a basic router. Has all the components needed to set up my home network. USB port works great with my 4TB media storage connected to the network. So far it is providing stable connectivity for all connected devices : XBOX, 4TB NAS, Wireless Laptop, 2 wired desktop PC's, and Wii. The stand isolates the router and should work well to dissipate heat from the unit itself and from adjacent hardware. NAT setting allows you to configure as OPEN, important for wireless Xbox connection.

Cons: Documentation needs to include a more thorough explanation for setting up and applying devices to both the 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands.

Overall Review: This is my 1st Dual band router. Owned the unit for just one week so I am still experiencing the learning curve.

Pros: Dual-band, excellent range, GigE ports

Cons: Can't do port translation. Prevents multiple SSH ports directing to different destinations. Router behind this router gets throttled.

Overall Review: Maybe I should just buyanother D-Link DGL-4500. Does everything I need, but has become unreliable.

Pros: Easy to setup, works great. The wireless can be turned on and off easily via button on front panel

Cons: Had trouble connecting using WPA-PSK [TKIP] + WPA2-PSK [AES] security. My Smartphone and an older laptop would connect but then drop the connection and then reconnect continuously. This problem cleared up after going to WPA2-PSK [AES] only. The wireless radio indicator lights are not near the button to turn them on and off, this is confusing. FRTFM

Overall Review: Would buy again.

Pros: There's really nothing super special about this router that justifies the price. It does offer USB storage, I guess, and gigabit speed ports, but I got no better internet speed or wireless coverage than my Trendnet N-router, which seemed to have a nicer admin interface that offered more complete status info. It is compatible with dd-wrt, which is a Pro in my book, but I haven't tried it yet.

Cons: Cost. Unless you're looking for one of the few unique features here (storage, guest network, or RADIUS authentication) you can probably get the functionality you need for half the price.

Pros: This router IS the same as the 3700. I had plans on running DD-WRT on it but the stock firmware is stable and does everything I need it to do and more. Lightning fast on both bands.

Cons: The USB connected drive is slow to access. I expected that and actually had no plans on using it.

Overall Review: Awesome. Works great with my dual band linksys WET-610N adaptor.

Pros: Intuitive interface. Plenty of options. Fast. Self updating. Rock solid speeds. Never drops connection. Two networks with two guest networks. Great QoS features. Fast.

Cons: None

Overall Review: I bought this to upgrade my Linksys WRT600N which was always giving me problems. This think is a routing tank. Rock solid 24/7. I can truly say that it is a joy to own. Also... this is exactly the same as the popular WNDR3700 just has a name change really. I combined this with a DOCSIS 3.0 modem and I am extremely happy with the noticeably jump in internet performance.