Wireless router, any recommendations?

[basiling]

Basically all in the title, no modem combo since that will not work with Virgin Media Internet (so ****, but no choice).
I searched a lot online, only found the two better than others
http://www.amazon.com/Linksys-WRT54G...3357225&sr=8-3
http://www.dealstudio.com/viewtopic.php?t=31351
I don't know which is better, or is it worthy?
Do any of you have any good suggestions about it?

[Duane]

What are your requirements?
# Ports? A/B/G/N/combo? ethernet:10/100/1000? Printer Server?

[GeekRack]

If you are just looking for a basic router with flexibility then the Linksys should suit you pretty well. It does everything that i need it to do at home ;)

[fwwebs]

I agree, the Linksys works well in most situations.

[Dimension4]

I use the Linksys WRT54G at home, works great.

Their are mods out their also to make it even greater, like hyperware

[JLHC]

I use DLINK here.

[vpsville]

I strongly suggest Buffalo routers, they are made in the USA and you can upgrade their firmware with this:

http://www.dd-wrt.com/dd-wrtv2/index.php

[hostingac]

The problem is the range, if you don´t get too far its works fine, but walls, water and other wireless things (mouses, radios, etcc......) will blow up your bandwith.

[symbiote_venom]

I'd recommend either Linksys or D-Link. I have used products from both companies and they are very reliable.

[InetBand]

I have used 1 of these... NETGEAR WPN824 IEEE 802.11b/g RangeMax Wireless Router . This is for a connection from 1 house to another ....about 100 feet.. so far, for 2 months there has been no issue. For the price i think its a good choice.

[mr_brain]

Use Linksys WRT54GL and patch it with OpenWRT.

[kyledylanconner]

I use DLINK here.

D-LINK is very easy to set up, and has worked great for me the entire time I've had it.

[MDDHosting]

Linksys WRT54G here running DD-WRT firmware.

Only a few of the earlier versions support DD-WRT firmware as they ran linux, the new ones run Vxware, there is a one-way flash to DDWRT from Vxware but I don't recommend it.

Anyhow, for home use the Linksys works great.

[hosting-squared]

Linksys works well in most situations.

[jonez]

I'd also support using linksys. my wrt54g has been rock solid in the last couple of years and it's only locked up and needed a reboot once or twice.

[XDeCX]

DGL-4300 best router ive had by far even has 4gige ports

[Confess]

The linksys is a great choice - but Netgears are also good.

[Sitestash]

Been running a few Linksys WRT54G's with hacked firmware (DD-WRT) for a few years now. Good bang for your buck.

[appage]

i have a linksys router..54g or something..i have an aftermarket firmware installed called tomato, it boosts signal strength and has QoS features..

[vadarhost]

Linksys ====== Best :)

[tom234]

i have linksys few year ago, i nerver reboot

[billiam2003]

If you are just looking for a basic router with flexibility then the Linksys should suit you pretty well. It does everything that i need it to do at home ;)

I use a linksys router and am very happy. It has way more functions then I would ever use at home.