Most user stable and user friendly wireless broadband router?

[TheAnimus]

If you've got the money, Zyxel or Cisco. By far the best.

Linksys is a bit rough round the edges, its essientally diet cisco.

SMC make very reliable kit, i had them RMA a 3.5year old AP with no problems at all, most excelent customer service with a 12 year old managed switch too.

[Rabs]

Another vote for the 834G/GT. Easy setup, no messing about with ports for games and upgradable to ADSL2.

I use the wireless frequently and its 100% stable for me, file transfers, vnc and games no problems at all.

[farooqm]

Another vote for the Netgear routers... very simple to setup (wizard driven or you can manually setup)... gives you on screen explanation of each settings...

[Howard]

Another vote for Belkin wireless equipment.

[jonneymendoza]

http://www.ebuyer.com/customer/produ...duct_uid=52244

in regards to the router above:

the router is realy good and easy to use, u can b up and running in less then 20mins. its very simple and would highly recomend it...

[hander]

As of 31st August Kcorp have removed their (previously excellent) technical support. THere is NOW nothing it seems. Read the website and if that doesn't solve your problems, you're looking for a solution yourself! Not great and hardly likely to enduce new customers.

Real shame as it was nice to see an independent product do so well. Plus, apart from a duff power supply, mine (KLG router and network cards) have run like a dream.

[Flibb]

odd double post thing, must have been drunk

again

[Flibb]

Another happy Netgear DG384G owner here, tunred it on a couple of months ago, run the wiazard, havent touched it since.

[Apex]

/me dons his SpeedTouch pimp hat

SpeedTouch 546 for a 4 port wired adsl modem/router

or

SpeedTouch 580i for a 4 port wired/wireless adsl modem/router

ps there is a 585 model that is rare they only difference is that the 585 has content filtering options on it

Both these models are adsl2 and adsl2+ compaitble out the box, both are very easy to set up, both are unpnp.

never had any issue with the 530 that i had before and the only reason it's been replaced is that after 2+ years it's gave up the ghost

at the moment am testing a 580 model but in a few days i have a 610 on it's way which is not a consumer grade router it's ment for sohos and sme's but it will give me a chance to see if theres any thing that i been missing out on.....

btw the 580 is about 58 quid new an the 610 is over 200 quid ( i got it for 32 quid on ebay )

pps for thoese that say up and running in 20 mins how does 5 mins or less sound, it is simpley a point and click and every things is runing.

[Jonny M]

Gonna pimp the Speedtouch 580 here as well.

[Apex]

I whould have said the speedtouch 510 v4 or the 530 but you can not buy these any more

[davidstone28]

My experiences are:-

Linksys WAG54 v2 (v2 has different internals not just firmware): Generally reliable, occasionally drops a 24/7 connection. 4/5

Netgear 834+635 (or whatever they're called) - both are very patchy. cheap though and got it a bundle PCI card free. 2/5

Belkin Pre-N Router + Linksys ADSL2 modem: fine. both very simple to setup 4/5

Speedtouch 330: this is just an ADSL modem, not the quickest but its always worked fine with no problems. 4/5

[tincaman]

Netgear routers seem to be very reliable, not the cheapest though. Definitely worth reading all the reviews on Ebuyer