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300 is goood | TRENDnet 300 Mbps Concurrent Dual Band Wireless N Router TEW-671BR (Black)

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	• TRENDnet 300 Mbps Concurrent Dual Band Wireless N Router TEW-671BR (Black) Trendware Usa Trendware Usa average customer review:based on 27 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Not bad for what it does, however

This puppy is easy to set up, just don't go too crazy on all its options. Befoer you try to configure it. One STRONG recommendation, go to TRENDNET website to upgrade to the latest firmware. Don't forget to reset your cable modem if is you are using the cable modem as internet connection. I notice a lot of review talk about wi-fi side of speed. I noticed something interesting is if you turn both 802.11G/N on, the throughput performance on the uplink to the internet side gets affected. It is not by much, around ~5%. Since I don't own other brand of N routers, I'm not sure if others had even bigger effect on the uplink side. Overall, I would give a 5 stars if it wasn't the performance degredation. It may address this issue in the next firmware release. I had it for few weeks now. It is still humming I have turn off the N for now for its max performance until I have N device like an IPAD..(-9

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Great router, perfect for saturated airspace

I'm in a highly saturated airspace with numerous networks nearby so I lost signal every other day which became frustrating. Decided to use dual band to keep signal consistent and after a month with this dual band router, I have yet to experience even one drop. Fantastic headache relief. If only my cell phone carrier was this consistent!

300 is goood

This worked out perfectly. I live in a long ranch style place and the router is literally at the far end and my bedroom is at the other end of the house. Excellent conectivity, easy to set up , and I get a good connection in the backyard.

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Good Router

I bought this router after looking at the top routers by others (DLink, Netgear, Cisco). I like to look at the low ratings first when I buy equipment and see common failings reported for multiple buyers. The others had lots of problems with respect to lack of customer service, reliability, and others. I started ranking routers strictly by rating and stumbled across the TrendNet routers. I'll add that my older wired Netgear was beginning to fail, so I needed a replacement.

I'm a technical person (electrical engineer and software developer). This router was very easy to set up; I did not use the provided disk. I just plugged the WAN cable in, the LAN cables to the clients, and powered it up. I browsed into the standard HTTP address for the router. I saw the LAN side was active, but nothing on the WAN (internet) side. I realized I had forgotten to reset the cable modem, so I cycled its power and up everything came.

Just walking through the user interface shown in the browser was easy. I only messed with features that I needed. Both the 2.4 GHz and 5GHz radios can be powered on and off independently (a nice way to keep my teens with their laptops off the internet). I also added entries to the URL filter (blocked sites and blocked content).

I have had it up for a week or so with no problems whatsoever. I did notice that my iPod touch now can receive a signal all the way at my master bedroom (75 feet away with only a single door in between). I believe that the 5GHz signal is more easily blocked by walls and such, so your mileage may vary.

I have not tried hooking up streaming video, nor do I have a previous wireless router to compare speeds to.

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TRENDnet TEW-671BR 300Mbps Concurrent Dual Band Wireless N Router

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