Linksys WRT54GS Wireless Router

Pros: Good short range performance, easy install/interface
Cons: Terrible in houses/settings with more than 2 walls between

Works as good as any 54g wireless router would at short distances, but practically useless beyond 2 walls. Setup is easy - that said, ALL wireless routers are easily installed if you follow the directions and make sure your windows is fully updated - ...

Pros: Excellent Tech Support-knowledgable and not script readers
Cons: out of the box ease isn't easy even with the EasyAdvisor CD and web help.

I have a 108Mbps Blitzz wireless router I wanted to upgrade since they are no longer in business and thought I needed to replace it after some wireless issues. So, I go to Fry's and am told that the 2.4 gHz is much faster than the 108 Mbps(technically ...

Pros: Better Distance, Better Interface, More Reliable, More Secure
Cons: None

Increased Distance, More Reliable, Secure, and Stable. What more could you ask for? I purchased this item after seeing how strong the signal was at a friends house. My first wireless router was a D-Link wireless, I constantly had problems with ...

Pros: Worked flawlessly. Nice web-based interface.
Cons: Cannot come up with...

This wireless router worked without any major problem in my environment. The box of this router says the installation requirement is Windows, but I installed from Mac and I could set it up properly from the web-based configuration interface. In order ...

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: Works fine, looks okay, moderately priced.
Cons: Security was not super easy to set up.

We thought we could go from broadband to dial-up but we were wrong! We have a need for speed. We decided on cable after frustrations with DSL related to old phone lines (probably a problem with the dial-up too). The issue? We live in an apartment complex ...

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 ...

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: Simple to use/install, standard security features
Cons: Nothing "Special" about it

This is my third or so router. My experience has been that most routers I buy work great. I haven't had much of a better experience with one verses the other. However, here is my experience with this router: Range: Range is fine on this router. ...

Pros: Ease of setup; Price; Color
Cons: Version 5 Lacks Desirable Qualities

First of all let me give you some context of my use. I am not a heavy user but I do have specific needs. Currently, I have 3 wired and 1 wireless connection. I occasionally work from home using a VPN connection. This was my first real attempt at a ...

Pros: Easy to config and run.
Cons: Don't get me started again...

I have a running problem with Linksys customer support. I purchased a new G router to upgrade from my Linksys B that was stable and fantastic. The G router died after one month and three days... Linksys sent me a replacement. The replacement died ...

Pros: None. Two many problems
Cons: Range problems, wireless disconnections, slows IE.

I have been a Linksys fan for a long time, but this router made me question their quality. I had experience with a few Linksys routers before buying this one and had no problems whatsoever, so when the power supply on my old 802.11b Linksys Wireless ...

Pros: Easy to set up, very secure, and very inexpensive.
Cons: New GUI is too plain.

This is my second Linksys router to replace an older model that still works but has less features. Right out of the box it's pretty much plug and play. I can see how some would find it difficult to configure the encryption, but it's really not all that ...

Pros: Name recognition, linksys was a reliable company. Pretty color
Cons: Dropped connections, not enough flash, horrible tech support.

I bought this router to upgrade from my previous router a wrk54g (kit version of the good router) and thought I was getting an upgraded router. First problem cropped up while trying to install the router. The box has a big note not to disconnect ...

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 ...