Best Wireless Router For Home Use

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  durga ch

  netgear all the way , but looks like beklin is also nice.multiple antennas antenna s for wider coverage, heavy speed 300Mpbs??!! ( bottleneck would then be your ISP).WPA 2 is good enough for home network encryption
  
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  Kaustubh Katdare

  Well, Belkin looks good. Any special reasons for Netgear?
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  durga ch

  I previously was using a Netgear one. When we had few of our friends shift into adjacent apt, they too shared our wLAN and they had perfect signal. I suggested netgear for long distance and it too comes with mimo antennas with 54 mbps as far i remember. But we connected to it an external wimax device, so i aren't too sure if it can act as modem cum router
  currently I am using beklin, configuring it is real butter totally smooth, I had little problem trying to restore config from netgear (may be i was too naive back then), but beklin neer gave me configuration headaches .
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  Ramani Aswath

  I use a Linksys from Cisco. Expensive. Cost me >7K (Big K!?)
  Good range, rugged. Needs a modem though.
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  durga ch

  Good one sir!! (7k ==B K ) 😁
  yes, linksys , dlink are other options, but given that K is looking for a modem + router, i thought Belkin was good.
  
  Frankly , i picked up a dlink from roadside scrap (yes, i truly did that) and tried configuring it, it caused me a lot of trouble (may be it was totally used up and did not oblige). but now a days all the wireless routers.modems come with builtin set up and a cd which makes the whole process quite easy to configure , so configuration can be removed out as an option
  
  Sir, whats your rrouter specs , i am just keen to know nothing more
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  Kaustubh Katdare

  I've a linksys from CISCO as well. But I've problems with its range. By the way, I don't see any of the routers mentioning the range (I'm aware it reduces with the obstacles). I will check out both Netgear and Linksys.
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  durga ch

  I suggest you try moving your current router around. Cordless phones, microwaves interfere with wireless routers ( yes, sound too strange ) and move the device away from metallic surfaces.