Articles Tagged With Wireless Reviews

Belkin N+ Wireless Router Reviewed

Updated 11/13/2008

Belkin's N+ Wireless Router has a unique combination of features. But it's priced a tad high and falls a bit short on wireless range.

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NETGEAR WNR2000 Wireless-N Router Reviewed

NETGEAR latest entry-level draft 11n router is a fast little wired router. But not so much for its wireless side.   Read more...

Same Wi-Fi, Different Box: Linksys WRT54G2 Wireless-G Broadband Router Reviewed

It may look different, but Linksys' WRT54G2 is pretty much the WRT54G inside.   Read more...

Trendnet TEW-633GR Review: A DIR-655 clone for the frugal

Trendnet's 300Mbps Wireless N Gigabit Router is a slightly less expensive, separated-at-birth twin of the popular D-Link router.   Read more...

PePwave Surf AP 200: Wi-Fi Black Hole Relief

Everyone has them; those places where Wi-Fi just won't go. PePwave seems to have an easy to use answer.   Read more...

Edimax nMax Wireless 802.11n Broadband Router Reviewed

Edimax' $100 draft 11n router has some unique features, but lacks a gigabit switch and superior wireless performance.   Read more...

D-Link Dual-band 802.11n for the impatient: DGL-4500 Reviewed

If you want a dual-band draft 11n router from D-Link, there is no need to wait for the DIR-855. The DGL-4500 has everything that router will have, except the second radio.   Read more...

Legacy-friendly Draft 11n: Belkin N1 Vision Reviewed

Belkin's Certified Draft 2.0 802.11n wireless router is nice to nearby WLANs and supports jumbo frames, too!   Read more...

Linksys WRT350N Wireless-N Gigabit Router with Storage Link Review

The WRT350N is a single-band clone of the dual-band WRT600N.   Read more...

Slideshow: Trendnet TEW-452BRP 108Mbps 802.11g Wireless Firewall Router

Trendnet's TEW-452BRP is a basic, inexpensive Atheros Super-G based wireless router, with decent wireless performance.   Read more...

Linksys WRT600N Review: Dual-Band 11n comes to Linky-land

Linksys fans will find a lot to like in this long-awaited top-of-the-line simultaneous dual-band Draft 2.0 11n router.   Read more...

Apple AirPort Extreme Reviewed: Dual-Band Draft 11n for Everyone

With good wireless performance, gigabit ports and built-in print and file servers, Apple's Airport Extreme Gigabit has a lot to offer both MacOS and Windows users.   Read more...

Netgear WNR834B RangeMax NEXT Wireless-N Router Review

Netgear's entry-level draft 11n wireless router doesn't include gigabit Ethernet. But it does have something that many people have been waiting for.   Read more...

Netgear WNR854T RangeMax NEXT Wireless-N Router - Gigabit Edition Review

Netgear's entry into the 11n Draft 2.0 sweepstakes dazzles with high throughput, but fails to follow through with features and neighbor friendliness.   Read more...

D-Link DIR-655 Xtreme N Gigabit Router Review:Draft 2.0 arrives

D-Link's DIR-655 has received Wi-Fi Draft 2.0 Certification. Our tests show that it finally might be safe to make the move to draft 11n.   Read more...

Buffalo Nfiniti Dual-Band Router: Double your Draft 11n fun

Dual-band draft 11n products are finally starting to appear. Tim Higgins looks at the first simultaneous dual band product, including the first-published throughput vs. range performance curves for 5 GHz draft 11n.   Read more...

EnGenius takes the practical road to WLAN performance improvement

In the second and last part of a short series, Tim Higgins finds less hype, lower price but still no miracles of WLAN performance improvement from EnGenius' EUB-362 EXT   Read more...

hField Wi-Fire: Modest help for weak Wi-Fi connections

hField says its Wi-Fire adapter can provide help for weak Wi-Fi signals. Tim Higgins found, however, that it all depends on what kind of help you need.   Read more...

Belkin N1 Wireless Router: Neighbor-Friendly but Flawed Draft 11n

Tim Higgins finds Belkin's Atheros-based entry into the draft 11n WLAN sweepstakes takes a step forward, but a few backward, too.   Read more...

Wi-Finding Duo: ZyXEL AG-225H And TRENDnet TEW-509UB

Wherever you go, there's a wireless hotspot nearby... or is there? We look at two finger-sized Wi-Fi finders from ZyXEL and TrendNET that can answer that question with no notebook required.   Read more...