Rosewill RNX-EasyN400 Wireless-N Broadband Router (1T1R) IEEE 802.11b/g/n Up to 150Mbps Data Rates/ WPA Personal and Enterprise, WPA2, 64 & 128 bit WEP, PSK, TKIP, AES, WPS Security with 2 dBi fixed Antenna

Pros: Great range connects easy to both vista and windows 7 tested with wep,wpa,wpa2 and mac filter - all connect easy easy setup small firmware address and password right on bottom of router easy firmware upgrade cover my whole 3 story townhouse connected my wifes netbook to my inlaws linksys n router and was only able to connect at 65 where this 1 connects at 150 Mbps

Cons: lights are kinda of bright and over the top - not a big issue at all. Documentation does stink for those who may need it. would get this again to extend the range of the wireless to cove the outside - may not be needed as it has been to cold to test outside.

Overall Review: I needed a cheap wireless router to connect my wifes netbook to. I decided on this as I have been eying it for a while. The range is great regardless of encryption. For those who may be having a hard time with this router with this router's lacking instructions you can only connect at 150 Mbps with a N capable adapter and WPA2 security only. WPA, WEP encryption will only connect at G speeds of 54 Mbps.

Pros: It was simple and fast, and has never given me a single issue.

Cons: none

Overall Review: After using a variety of Linksys/Netgear routers, this inexpensive one turned out to be the best of the bunch. If your Linksys/Netgear never seems to stop giving issues--just buy this one.

Pros: DD-WRT Compatible (ESR-9752 clone). Good price, good reception, good speed. Overall, about the same as the myriad of other routers in this range, but with a sale or rebate, it's a good deal.

Cons: Stock FW is lame, but that's expected on all routers in this range.

Overall Review: Wish it had USB for better hackability, but just a wish.

Pros: I wrote the review ending in "Don't buy it" that's around here somewhere. I finally got one of their tech guys on the phone and he walked me through setting it up. It now works fine, and still only cost me 20 bucks.

Cons: The documentation is still terrible, and talking to a tech person involved calling in, being put on hold for four hours, and then being told that I could make an appointment to be called back in a week. Said appointment was missed by more than an hour, but only took 20 minutes once they actually called.

Pros: Great feature set for the money, very good performance and no issues after 6 months.

Cons: None

Overall Review: I have bought hundreds of rosewill cases and had great success with them. I have been doing enterprise level routing for about 15 years so I was definitely leary about trying one of their routers. Frankly all of the routers out there seem to have problems in their reviews so I decided to give it a shot. I have been very pleasantly surprised at the feature set and reliability of this little router. I usually have 7 or 8 systems going at any given time and it always works great.

Pros: Nice software, reasonably priced

Cons: Runs hotter than any other device I've ever owned.

Overall Review: I've had 3 Rosewill routers. First one died after a few months. Second one looks like it's starting to die because it stops working intermittently and I have to unplug it. Third one is on the shelf because I'm not using ir at the moment. These things run insanely hot, so it doesn't surprise me that they don't last. I'll be purchasing a replacement for the one that is currently in the process of dying and will not be buying another Rosewill router. Love their other products--but not the routers.

Pros: Replaced a Linksys WRT54G router and average real world speed raised from 32Mbps to 50Mbps. Early firmware had problems with iPhone 3Gs that seemed to be fixed in 1.1.1 firmware release. *Reaches further than old G network. *Stable *Firmware updates still being released. *Price

Cons: Hard to find any for it's price range

Overall Review: It's hard to find much fault with something this cheap. It lacks some of the more interesting features of the N spec, and only has a single antenna, but is still a nice jump over 802.11G

Pros: Quick and easy setup (less than 5 minutes) for those familiar with configuring routers for home networking. I set it up in repeater mode so I wouldn't have to split the cable and move my modem from desk to tv stand. I bought it for my new Samsung Blu-ray player that can stream Netflix/Pandora/Youtube. I have watched a total of 5-6 hours of Netflix and have streamed 1-2 hours of music on Pandora since buying this device. Netflix HD streams are flawless and look great on my LCD TV. Never a stutter. The router is small and can be tucked away behind most other electronics, and includes mounting hardware if you want to wall mount it. This was a cheap alternative to the proprietary Samsung wireless dongle and is probably better. I would purchase another if I needed it.

Cons: Case construction material is light and feels like it would break if I dropped it while standing.

Overall Review: Having configured home wireless networks for years, the software was simple and easy. If you are not familiar with security settings and network configuration I would recommend consulting an online information page as the manual is lacking.