what router

**dannyp**

going wireless
can anyone tell me the best value router to go for
thanks
dan

**Devilfish**

You won't go wrong with a Netgear, Linksys or Belkin. (netgear being the best)

DSL or ADSL?

routers from asus usually are good ...

**makroski**

if possible get yourself a linksys wrt54g

**johnwright10**

Looking at a Netgear WNR834B, i have 2 wireless desktops, a laptop and XBOX360, would this router be suitable ?

Cheers

**uglybloke1**

have alook on ebuyer you get reviews on the routers from buyers

**barış**

routers from asus usually are good

**Neil**

Originally Posted by bmn

routers from asus usually are good ...

Originally Posted by barış

routers from asus usually are good

Is there an echo in here

**witchy2k1**

I've just grabbed a TP-Link 108mbps wireless router for £17 from SVP Communications, it was fully up and running within minutes, Xbox360, PC, Dreambox500 and 2 wireless laptops all running sweet

£17 for a 108mbps Wireless router - you can't argue with that price!

**Dowie**

Buffalo Airstations are excellent i bought one from ebuyer for £25 the range is really good as its got a booster that can be switched on in the web interface connected dreambox, dbox2, 320gb network drive, wii, xbox360, and 2 laptops, 1 desktop in about 15 mins

Dowie

**witchy2k1**

I think all modern routers come with the booster feature these days, my £17 one has it

Buffalo, are those the routers that you can reflash with a linux firmware allowing you to turn it into a dual WAN?

**Dowie**

Dunno mate ill look into that!!Sounds interesting

The Buffalo has a button on the top to instantly connect Wii and DS with having to fiddle with the settings!

**Dowie**

Just found this its for several routers

h**p://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/Main_Page

Dowie

**dvb23**

i recommend linksys wrt54gl or asusWl-500gp.

**Neil**

Originally Posted by makroski

if possible get yourself a linksys wrt54g

better off with the wrt54gl, it is the same but less messing around to flash with dd-wrt if you wanted to.

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