Linksys WRT54GS Wireless Router

Pros: Reliable, much better range, easy to setup and maintain.
Cons: Network authentication SHOULD work, too.

First, it is probably appropriate that I fill you in on my home networking history. About the same time as my first cable modem arrived in the mail, I decided that I wanted to install a wireless net in the house. Our typical configuration changes dependin ...

Pros: The Linksys WRT54GS Wireless-G Broadband Router has GREAT speed
Cons: Linksys WRT54GS Wireless-G Broadband Router has no cons

The Linksys WRT54GS Wireless-G Broadband Router with SpeedBooster is an upgrade of the WRT54G series, giving a 35% boost, and well worth the cost.  If you use Comcast cable with speedboost as I do then why not use a speed boost router.  Believe ...

Pros: cheap, easy
Cons: must have broadband connection to use

Wired house about ten years ago with ethernet cable and a simple four port switch. We could share printers and files and the dial up internet connection. Just switched from dial-up access (26 kbs!) to Wild Blue satellite. Had to replace switch with ...

Pros: Easy to install, excellent value, adds nice convenience.
Cons: PCMCIA dimensions might interfere with other cards that you need to use in slots.

Received this router as a Father's day gift last week. Took about 5 minutes to set up and run tests to be sure I could get the distance I needed with "wireless". I was concerned that there might be interference with my cordless phone system (Siemens ...

Pros: Very fast wireless G connection, great signal strength.
Cons: I don't think there are any.

I purchased my first Belkin wireless router thinking to myself, "I'm going to go cheap". I wanted to save a few bucks. I think the Belkin got struck by lightning so the Linksys router is replacing the Belkin, and I never liked the Belkin very much at ...

Pros: Router/Switch/Access Point (and pseudo firewall) all in one. Easy set up. Good security...if applied.
Cons: Ships in a rather 'open' condition regarding security. Softcopy manual.

The Linksys Wireless-G Broadband Router does just what it's expected to. I was able to set mine up in minutes and add security in a few more. The unit boasts a rather small footprint but serves as a router, a switch for wired devices, and an access ...

Pros: Versatile, inexpensive, reliable, good range and performance
Cons: Setup can be tricky, especially if you ignore the directions.

Broadband internet is becoming more readily available every day. Offices and homes continue to add and upgrade computers. With the Linksys WRT54G wireless broadband router you can easily and securely share your broadband connection with your Ethernet or ...

Pros: Easy setup with good directions
Cons: None

Our home network consisted of 2 desktop, 1 laptop, and 1 X Box and a Netgear router. When the Netgear router went out we bought a D-link router and notebook card. Unfortunately the wireless connection of the D-Link router did not work. After many ...

Pros: Outperforms equivalent NETGEAR products, never looses an IP connection.
Cons: None really, highly recommended.

As you may have seen, as of 1/20/07 there are 127 reviews on this product. I'm not going to go into any depth on details that have probably been covered 127 times before. What I can tell you is that I recently replaced my NETGEAR WRG614 with the ...

Pros: Reliable, dependable, great signal strength, customizable, compatible with most wifi setups.
Cons: Default setup is not maximum security possible. You have to do more configuring yourself.

Reliable, Great for Home Networks Linksys has always been a brand that means dependability to me. And this router is no exception. The Linksys WRT54G is easy to set up. It comes with an installation CD that walks you through the process. In ...

Pros: Quick and easy to install, easy to configure, reliable
Cons: one lockup after power down

Recently I had to organize additional working space for my wife and there is no way we could work side-by-side in my home office. And I wasn't crazy about idea of running UTP cables around the house to get the second computer connected. I've seen Linksys ...

Pros: Easy Installation, well secured wireless connection
Cons: None so far

I just recently bought my wife a laptop for our 20th anniversary so she could sit on the coach and relax while she is online. That immediately presented a problem with how she was going to connect to the Internet. The laptop had a built in 56K modem so ...

Pros: Firewall is perfect, Great Price, Decent Wireless range
Cons: The power plug is a little big

An Important Note is there are many versions of this router as well as firmware. Currently they are on hardware version 2.2 and firmware 3.0. I have version 2.2 It would be a good idea only to read reviews for the current version because some of the ...

Pros: No more cables. No more worms.
Cons: Very small security risks.

This is a fine wireless SOHO solution. I'm using it between my DSL four port router and my internal NYC apartment network. For a cable modem, you'd do just what I did--connect the router to your cable modem using standard netwok cable. Set-up was qui ...

Pros: Easy to set up
Cheaper than "Pre-N" routers
Reasonably priced
Cons: Will not support "N" protocol when it is established

I recently purchased the WRT54GS Wireless Router from Linksys and I have to admit I am rather pleased. Gone are the days of searching for MAC addresses and fumbling through the router's IP address. The WRT54GS offers speedboost technology, which claims ...