Hi there,
I should be receiving my new laptop today and am looking to get a wireless router. Unfortunately I am working with a rather limited budget, so I am looking for a 802.11g router that is $50 or less. If there is a more expensive one that occasionally goes on sale for $50 or less I may be interested in that as well.
Thanks for your advice.
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My experience suggests that you steer away from D-Link and Netgear. I have had bad experiences with Netgear wireless routers and HORRIBLE experiences with D-Links.
I have had good experiences with LinkSys.
Like I said, these are my personal experiences and I lean to the cheaper non-N routers (Wireless G). -
if you want to sale a inexpensive router so I am looking for a 802.11g router that is $50 or less. If there is a more expensive one that occasionally goes on sale for $50 or less I may be interested in that as well.
And i will also say that you alway avoid to Netgear. -
The Linksys WRT-54GL is pretty good.
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I just bought another one. =P It was insanely reliable. -
Something that is faster than on wired than the GL is ASUS WL500G Premium, which is almost the only one working full wired speed (100 Mbps). But the GL (if it is cheaper) is also a good choice, especially if cheaper.
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Go for netgear and Linksys
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AKAJohnDoe Mime with Tourette's
I've got an old D-Link DI-624 (now discontinued) running in mixed 802.11b/802.11g mode that has never given me any troubles.
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hands down the buffalo hp-g54... no questions asked flash with tomatp and enjoy. they are simply rock solid and the range is simply awesome on them due to the added second amplifier built it. can be found for just under 50$ if you look around
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I have a Zio that works like a charm, even better that the D-Link that I had, and it was $ 30 !
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Thanks for all the quick responses! Now I just have to wait until I spot one of those with a great deal
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blue68f100 Notebook Virtuoso
I would vote for the Buffalo, for $10more you can get the WHR-HP-G54 model with is really nice, and both models support dd-wrt firmware.
The only Linksys model to consider is the GL, stay away from there other models. Unless you just like problems and poor performance -
I'll throw in another vote for Buffalo routers. I'm using an HP-G54, and love it. I do regret not spending the extra cash and getting the A&G router though (All of my wireless cards, minus one, work on A).
It was $70 after shipping though, and came with better antennas. Just shop around, and you can find them for a good price. -
Well, I just bought the Buffalo HP-G54. Circuit City has it on sale this week for $59.99. I flashed to the tomato firmware and it seems to be running great. Thanks again for all your help.
Best inexpensive router?
Discussion in 'Networking and Wireless' started by hoshyoto, Oct 22, 2007.