Recommendation sought for wireless for home

[speckytecky]

Anyone got recommendations please for a wireless switch to add to a home broadband set up?

[Batman]

My router's a Netgear WGR 614. Bought it three years ago, it's been working great ever since... fairly cheap too. Occasionally wireless drops out and I have to power cycle but that only takes a minute to do and it's really not that often. I don't know anyone who doesn't have to do that from time to time.

[Dos_Box]

I do like Netgear kit in the home. I've been using the same WPN 824 for about 6 years now!

[featured_spectre]

I would recommend ruckus personally, but of you can't afford such a thig then netwar and zyxel is what I have recommended for collegues and it has gone well for them.

[john]

Netgear stuff for the home is ace, and you will find Ruckus technology in certain Netgear Products

[Haptic]

Take a look at the Draytek Range there great for security and addtional features but rich on cost,

 

DrayTek Vigor - ADSL Routers Firewalls UTM VoIP and Networking Products

[localzuk]

I've had nothing but bad experiences with Netgear home stuff - overheating seemed to plague it.

 

I now use ZyXel and have nothing but praise for it.

[m25man]

A vote for Draytek & Zyxel here too.

 

I too had issues with domestic Netgear stuff overheating and locking up when I had it in an understairs cupboard.

 

Switched to the Draytek Cable Router and Zyxel Dual Band Hybrid AP and the system rocks but at almost £400 for the setup not everyones cup of tea but hey it's Tax Deductable!

[rush_tech]

I have a linksys running Tomato can't fault it never had any problems with it:) Edited January 23, 2010 by rush_tech