We found EnGenius' ENH500 an inexpensive way to take your network where wires can't go.
Updated - We take a look at six inexpensive travel routers and come up with two recommendations.
NETGEAR's WNCE4004 N900 Video and Gaming Adapter has its good points. But 5 GHz performance isn't among them.
Peplink's Balance 20 is a solid dual WAN router with USB 3G / 4G support, but somewhat expensive considering its feature set.
The Ubiquiti's UAP-LR is a decent, inexpensive access point. But only partially lives up to its "Long Range" moniker.
D-Link says you can pre-order its Qualcomm-Atheros based AC1300 router now.
Qualcomm Atheros and MediaTek want to remind you that they are in the draft 802.11ac game, too.
Updated - D-Link says its new crop of draft 802.11ac routers are ready to ship.
Updated - The Buffalo WZR-300HP runs on DD-WRT out of the box. But don't expect miracles from its "high power" branding.
Under $50 for a simultaneous dual-band "N600" router seems too good to be true. And in the case of the TP-LINK TL-TL-WDR3500 it may be.
What is Dynamic Frequency Selection (DFS) and why should you care? Here's the straight poop.
The Wi-Fi class system has outlived its usefulness. So we have switched to a new method to categorize these products.
Our 2017 guide to choosing a wireless router reflects the changing Wi-Fi landscape.
When we ran our mashup tests on NETGEAR's Orbi, the winning product was very clear.
