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    Default Wireless N Router - Suggestions pls

    Looking for good solid wireless N router.

    Needs 4 port giga LAN
    Multi in/Multi Out
    300mps
    Good Range
    Hopefully with removable antenna/antennas

    Looked at a few Cisco commercial units, but after all the reading i'm getting confused and getting conflicting reviews.

    Main purpose of the Router is Multi Path HD streaming
    Then file transfer

    A good VPN and Port forwarding option is not essential, but would be nice.

    Seems you can buy a $37 TP-Link right up to a $500 Cisco.

    Any members happy with what they own/use?

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    I bought TP-Link TL-WDR4300 router. It's pretty good value for money (I paid $95) I have to admit.
    It gives you everything you mentioned in your OP including simultaneous dual band wireless. Also it has a hardware NAT which is another bonus. HD streaming via wireless is good for me, even though I don't have 5MHz clients yet.
    A lot of activities at the moment in the custom rom developement for it as people can see all the benefits the router hardware can give.

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    Thank you, i had not even seen that unit... seems very impressive, especially for the price!
    P.S.even better, i just found my laptop automatically selects 5Ghz when available!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by oceanboy View Post
    P.S.even better, i just found my laptop automatically selects 5Ghz when available!!!
    It's a bonus . You can enjoy upto 450Mbs speed to your lappy.
    BTW, the router port forwarding works pretty well too. If you require it has the port trigger functionality as well.
    As I said, I am impressed with the unit, I bridged a cheapy TP-Link 8817 modem to it and even when I have four clients connected to internet, youtubing, downloading, browsing while watching HD IPTV I never experienced any bufferings etc. Keep in mind I have pretty good line syncing at 21Mbs.

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    Sounds great fromaron... exactly what i was looking for
    I read the Whirlpool thread... OMFG, it goes for long enough!!

    Nice unit... 3 on order

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    its correct.i m agree with it.

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