Best Wireless Routers - Detachable Antenna x 2 Antenna Type, WEP, UPnP Certified Additional Features

'Belkin routers' Web interfaces are generally intuitive, and their layouts have not changed since Belkin's first Wireless-N router, the Belkin Wireless Pre-N router , which is also the very first Wireless-N router that CNET reviewed.'

'very good performer'

'Wireless-N that delivers -- almost • Storage functionality • Simple installation.'

'suitable performance'

'generous three-year warranty'

'It’s perfect for those who demand the fastest speeds and who don't mind paying for it.'

'The Web-based interface is comprehensive, and it offers advanced features like parental control that denies Internet access during certain times (you can also block specific URLs), firewall filtering, port forwarding, and VPN tunneling.'

'This feature-packed router looks cool and performed well on tests.'

'Fairly fast throughput. '

'The feature set of the G2 is essentially unchanged from that of the G.'

'sleek, vertical, silver case'

'Up to 50% best-case throughput improvement'

'Good for Frequent travelers and hotspot users who will love the compact one-piece design and ability to share a paid hotspot connection.'

'Wireless routers are essential for any home network that will combine wireless and wired network connections.'

'quick and intuitive installation process'

'Inexpensive.'

'very good routers'

'The Linksys Wireless AP (Access Point) Model # BEFW11S4 does a very good job of bringing this standard to the average PC user.'

'The Access Point built into the Router uses the very latest wireless networking technology, Wireless-N (draft 802.11n).'

'The unit's most distinguishing physical feature is the attractive paddle antenna situated between two traditional antennae on the back of the unit.'

'various firmware revisions, added major new features like WPA encryption and wireless bridging support (although only to a single additional access point), and revamped the software and manual'