Linksys WRT54GL Wireless Router

Pros: Signal strength good throughout my house, PC&Mac compatible, handles my work VPN fine
Cons: Flaky! Connectivity goes up and down all the time.

Up again, down again, up again This router has been flaky, flaky, flaky since the day I bought it. I use it with a pair of Linksys wireless-G cards, inside a 2 bedroom apartment, and while signal strength is usually "good" or better, I am ...

Pros: Super stable, third-party firmware, GPL source code, easy to configure
Cons: HTML configuration requires InterNet Explorer

Covered in this review: product history, installation, features, security, comparison and review of third-party firmware, etc. [History of the axe] The WRT54GL is the re-release of LinkSys' older WRT54G router. The WRT54G was originally released ...

Pros: Simple installation, very reliable
Cons: Difficulty reconnecting with some websites if my DSL modem has a hiccup - very minor

Features * All-in-one Internet-sharing Router, 4-port Switch, and 54Mbps Wireless-G (802.11g) Access Point * Shares a single Internet connection and other resources with Ethernet wired and Wireless-G and -B devices * Push button setup ...

Pros: Easy to set up, reliable, versatile, and affordable.
Cons: None

I finally convinced my parents to join the digital age, so upon building computers for them I had to start looking for a network card in order to share the DSL connection. After much researching along with the advice of some friends, I purchased the ...

Pros: Excellent signal output when it works right
Cons: It has to be reset and reconfigured CONSTANTLY

When I bought my new Acer laptop computer a few months ago, I decided I had better get a wireless router, otherwise the advantages of the laptop would be pretty well useless. Why buy something you can carry around the house if you have to be tethered to ...

Pros: simple to use, simple install, has encryption, cheap
Cons: not FASTest out there but it does work efficiently

The Linksys Wireless-G Broadband Router WRT54G was purchased around six months ago by myself. Being a techie and not really caring about connection speed for my wireless enabled laptop, I purchased this product based upon brand name awareness. Cisco owns ...

Pros: Works great with Linux and Mac. Stable and reliable. Strong signal. DD-WRT/OpenWRT compatible.
Cons: Not 802.11n. Hard to configure DHCP in default firmware to allow static addresses.

This Linux based router is one of the best routers on the market. It has a very strong signal (we can pick it up all over our large house) and can be upgraded using either the DD-WRT or OpenWRT firmware.

I'm not too enamoured of the default web interface. But that is minor.

Pros: When it works the signal is good
Cons: Have to reset it several times a day

This router drops connection every two hours or so, and I have to manually reset it by unplugging the power cord. I thought that it was my fault and I set something up incorrectly, but today I saw several reviews on Amazon with the same problem for this and other Linksys routers. I did try to flash the firmware and even tried third party software but nothing helps.