Best Wireless Routers - RIP Version 1 Routing Protocols, L2TP Protocols, WPA Encryption Standards

'2.4GHz The Asus RT-N16's signal strength was very good indeed, even at a distance.'

'Asus’ use of point-and-click icons makes it easy to configure this router’s advanced settings—although you’ll probably chuckle at garbled translations like this from the QoS menu: “Click the Internet application and make the application remain the high priority even the network is busy.”'

'which splits the unit's functionality between a simplified interface, complete with its own animated guide.'

'The N16 can be wall-mounted, or simply tucked away someplace from where it continues working.'

'It looks cool from a geek perspective, and if you take the time to get to know the icons, it really does provide the snapshot D-Link is going for.'

'The D-Link DIR-855 looks and feels sturdy, but this quality comes at a price.'

'an exceptionally portable router'

'It's the second router from D-Link that supports true Wireless-N dual-band, capable of broadcasting simultaneously in 5GHz and 2.4GHz frequencies.'

'decent Wireless-N performance'

'WPA-Enterprise support in a budget product.'

'latest wireless security features'

'The 881 also has its own battery that can be used when an extra power boost is needed in weak signal areas. '

'good all-around home network device'

'pretty slim to fit into small areas.'

'smart antenna technology'

'good value for money'

'The flat plate-like design also makes it stay more grounded to the surface, which is necessary for a device with such light weight.'