Easy to configure as a wired wireless access point. (At least it was easy for this IT professional. I didn't use the Wizard to configure it.) Good range and rock-solid for a reasonable price.

When I upgraded from the last one it was because I wanted the new specs and standards to go with my latest smartphone, this time I'm switching because this one doesn't work.

It's a standard router; There's nothing really exceptional in this regard

It's been dropping my connections with various devices and requires me to reset the device several times a week.

I have used this router for about 6 months. The customer service rep at Linksys could not tell me how to set it up wirelessly, so I had to set up the main computer wired then the others could access wirelessly. Since that time, the network has crashed 4 times and had to be redone.

Easy to Use; customer service; reliability

This router was very slow with the cable modem and did not support my new Lenovo laptop. I spent an hour with the company site and they could not solve the problem.

Easy To Set Up

Slow; Unreliable

Overall a CHEAP Router and probably worth the sale price for most users. Due to performance and network reliability issues it really is not worth the sale price not to mention the retail price. Linksys could of done a much better job in getting the bugs out before releasing this product.

Cheap Price when on sale capable of running DD-WRT firmware firmware other slim flat design barley noticeable in your entertainment center; other than that Nothing

Slow, keeps dropping network connections running stock firmware; Have not flashed to DD-WRT firmware as it is still under warranty and will probably have to go back; Have to unplug and reboot about once a day

Best router but price is high thn other router speed is good quality too nyc .but if u r looking for long range router dnt buy ths one

I thought a product with the Linksys or Cisco name would live up to the brand. It doesn't. All of my devices lose network connectivity CONSTANTLY. Drives me nuts. I wouldn't give this to my dog. Save your money and your sanity and buy something ... anything ... else.

looks sleek

drops WIFI

I bought this to act as a bridge to the already existing AP network. If your tech savvy, you can configure in a heartbeat. I simply logged in updated the ssid and security, configured as a bridge via DHCP and presto connected to the network.

Excellent price vs features

Nothing

I have been using a Netgear Wireless G router for several years. My Netgear router has been sufficient over the years, although it is not the most user friendly router. I recently changed some of the router settings, which created problems throughout my home wireless network.

Easy setup; 300 Mbps speed; inexpensive; solved my home network issues

I bought it for its parental control feature, but it is just not a good one for the purpose. You can only specify up to 8 domain names to be blocked per computer. And those domain names can't be a partial string match. What good is it to limit to up to 8 domains