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Скроменый эксперт
01.12.2014
10/10
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<промежуток класс="">В верхней части комплекта.
<продолжительность класс="">это работает, прямо из коробки. Он сидит, спокойно себя ненавязчиво, на мой рабочий стол, только с небольшой красный светодиод светится. Я не нуждаюсь, не мог попросить больше.
Скроменый эксперт
01.08.2014
4/10
Оценка пользователя
Ужасно
Маршрутизатор перестал работать, и замены нет в наличии!!
За последние 4 месяца, продукт работает абсолютно нормально. Его перестал работать, в службу технической поддержки сказал, что это должен быть заменен, товар не в наличии сейчас. Дилер андхери систем данных ПСМ сказал, что это займет 1-2 недели, поскольку есть слишком много возвратов. Пожалуйста, не покупайте этот продукт. Какая польза от продукта, если он не может баллотироваться даже 12 месяцев.... Полностью Разочарован.
Скроменый эксперт
30.07.2012
2/10
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Ужасно
I bought this from a local retailer in February. I had another Netgear Router that had been recommended by a friend that worked flawlessly for 5 years, and then started to not work so great. I figured it was just time to replace it - it gets used hard, and Netgear was no longer supporting the old router I had.I was told this was a comparable model to the one I was replacing. Set-up was easy and I was online quickly, but the good times were short lived. From day one, about 8 hours out of the box, it began dropping our connection. Sometimes once a day, sometimes every few hours. Sometimes it would come back on after a brief pause, and other times it would require me to pull the power and wait for a reset that way. It was frustrating, and I was told over and over by Netgear that it was my modem. I had my cable company come out and check, and told me there was nothing wrong with the modem or my line. Then I was told it was the cables I had. I replaced all of them. I finally gave up and resigned myself to the fact that this was normal.Two weeks ago it suddenly got worse. I contacted Netgear again, and I was told I was out of the warranty period (despite my complaining early on) and they wanted $75 for tech support. I refused. I got some e-mail support, but it was to update my firmware, however the directions they sent me did not match their own user interface that was on my computer. They were asking me to click on buttons and tabs that simply weren't there. While trying to update the firmware, Netgear downloaded "Netgear Genie" on my computer. Things went from worse to incredibly bad right then and there. I couldn't stay online for more than 5 minutes. It was perpetually asking me to login, and rejecting my password (yet it was shown right on the screen as my password). It kept saying that wifi was not working but couldn't tell me why. I finally gave up in complete and total frustration last night. I went to the store and bought a Belkin router. Setup was easy, and I was online in about 15 minutes. I haven't had one dropped signal since.I got another response from Netgear support asking me to do a plethora of things, and I responded back that they lost a longtime customer as I could no longer deal with the constant drops, and a google search of that router model yielded thousands of complaints identical to mine. I told them I bought a Belkin router and my Netgear days were done. Their response? Sorry you felt you had to do that. If we can be of further help, let us know. Gee...thanks. I blew $50 on a router that never worked right from day one, poor customer service from day one, and nothing but headaches.I never had an issue with poor signal in the house - I always had 5 bars - but if you can't stay connected, then what's the use?Also beware of the Netgear forums. As another reviewer noted, there's a guy that trawls the forums and responds to pretty much everything with terse replies and references to follow links on his sig line with little other help. He has "Netgear Fanatic" under his username. He's useless, and unfriendly.
Скроменый эксперт
02.01.2013
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
I decided to add VPN to my home LAN. I wanted to have an always on connection that would include all my devices: PC, iMac, Macbook Pro, 2 iPads, Apple TV2. And I wanted to be able to have more than one device active at the same time (Netflix and web browsing etc.). During my search for a VPN provider I found most VPN service providers restrict the number of device connections to 1 or 2 devices at a time UNLESS you use a DD-WRT router with PPTP or OpenVPN protocols. DD-WRT is an OpenSource project that provides firmware that replaces the manufacturer's firmware. Not all routers are supported. My Cisco RV042G is not supported. It was not possible to download the firmware from DD-WRT.COM and roll-my-own and I am not sure I would have wanted to risk making it a brick anyway. (For some odd reason the VPN providers do not let you set up the VPN in a regular [NON DD-WRT] VPN router). So I needed a new dd-wrt type router.Not all versions of dd-wrt support VPN. This Netgear WNR3500 L/U router is preconfigured with DD-WRT v24-sp2 (01/10/12) vpnkong - build 18050M which supports both OpenVPN and PPTP.You still have to configure the DD-WRT Router software to use your VPN provider's settings and your account info. The VPN provider should provide a web based setup routine or applet to embed a new page on the router dd-wrt firmware where you can select which country's server to use and to connect/disconnect VPN. In addition it will set up account information such as Username/Password, Provider log-in server etc.I plugged the new router in behind my Cisco RV042G configured as my Gateway (and turned off its DHCP server), ran the VPN provider's Applet on the Netgear WNR3500 (which turned on its DHCP server), rebooted the WNR3500, renewed the DHCP lease on all my devices and what do you know? It worked! I had chosen a Server in Los Angeles and that is whatismyip.com showed. So I go back to the server selection page on the router and chose a Singapore VPN server. Reconnected and now my ip shows I am in Singapore.It was a lucky find to see this gigabit router on Amazon prime at such a good price. Even though it is a reconditioned router you should not let that bother you. To make a router into a DD-WRT router voids any manufacturer's warranty. Other firms market DD-WRT routers also and none come with Mfg. warranty. When you enter this DD-WRT/VPN world of geeks, forums and inept Help Desks, it is like descending into a dark place where you can lose days. This router is the way to go.It makes Life good.
Скроменый эксперт
08.04.2013
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
I purchased this router to replace a Cisco/Linksys 3000 router that kept crapping out on the wireless radio.This one was a breeze to install. It came with a cable (yellow) and a power supply and a very simple 6-step installation guide. It also comes pre-configured with both radios (2.4Ghz and 5Ghz) set up for WPA2 encryption and its own SSID and WPA password. Their instructions tell you to reset the SSID and password on your devices after installing the router. I chose to change the SSID and password to the one that already existed from the old router.The unit came with a temporary sticker to put on top over the input ports of the unit. This sticker has symbols for the power supply connection, the first LAN port and the WAN port (which is yellow). The cable had labels that stated 'this end to WAN port' and 'this end to Internet'. I have a DSL modem as my connection to the internet. I connected the cable between the router and the DSL modemI then connected my desktop to the first port, then I connected the power.I brought up my browser and went to their designated address,[...](or some such). The router screen came up and went through a setup wizard. In a few seconds, it determined that I had DSL and asked for my login name and password, which I provided. A few seconds later I had internet access.I then used their web configuration tool and went to the wireless setup. I changed the SSIDs and WPA password to those I used on the Ciscon/Linksys and applied the changes. The router rebooted and then my wireless devices connected with no problems.A couple things compared to the Cisco it replaced:1. after a few days, it is stable as a rock.2. The Cisco allows you to set the SSID for both of the radio's to be the same. Netgear does not.3. With the Cisco, the WiFi light flashes with WiFi activity. The Netgear lights are steady.4. With the Cisco, the LEDs are on the top surface and therefore can be seen if wall mounted. The Netgear LEDs are on the side.5. the supplied stand is not attached, so you can wall mount without having to rip it out.
Скроменый эксперт
01.06.2014
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
Работает хорошо - не есть лучший выбор - все еще очень хороший за цену.
Продукт был получен в срок и идеально соответствует описанию, приведенному на Amazon.
в отличном доставку от Amazon.в.<бр /><бр />маршрутизатор не самый простой в установке и не имеет большой диапазон, но все еще хорошая покупка за такую цену. После установки, он хорошо работает на одном этаже.
в отличном доставку от Amazon.в.<бр /><бр />маршрутизатор не самый простой в установке и не имеет большой диапазон, но все еще хорошая покупка за такую цену. После установки, он хорошо работает на одном этаже.
Скроменый эксперт
01.09.2014
4/10
Оценка пользователя
Ужасно
<продолжительность класс="">Две звезды
<продолжительность класс="">я должен был вернуть это не работает . Поддержка от Netgear тоже было бесполезно.
Скроменый эксперт
01.07.2014
6/10
Оценка пользователя
Плохо
<промежуток класс="">это нормально.
<промежуток класс="">используется только как экстендер для существующей беспроводной сети, поэтому я не могу прокомментировать, насколько хорошо другие функции работают, но в моей конфигурации все нормально.
Скроменый эксперт
01.09.2013
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
<продолжительность класс="">удивительные производительности
<промежуток класс="">я купил WNDA4100 для ускорения передачи файлов между ноутбуком и NAS. Мой ноутбук имеет стандартные возможности N150 маршрутизатор, но мой маршрутизатор N900 в способен. И Вау, этот адаптер действительно ускоряет передачу файлов, пропускная способность феноменальна, это как если бы мой ноутбук был подключен к маршрутизатору с помощью кабеля Ethernet. Само устройство является более твердой, чем я ожидал - подключив его напрямую в ноутбук, это возможно, но из-за его размера и веса, возможно, имеет смысл использовать небольшой удлинитель и подставка к нему.<бр /><бр />один совет для тех, кто рассматривает этот: мой роутер из коробки, разные SSID для 2.4 ГГц и 5 ГГц, но я обнаружил, что для использования этого адаптера в полной мере, обе группы должны иметь одинаковые SSID и пароль.
Скроменый эксперт
20.10.2010
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
I bought one to pair with a Netgear Rangemax WNDR3700 Dual Band Wireless-N Gigabit Router. It does a wonderful job, and the setup was simple and operation reliable.First of all, please note that this wireless product has a single operating band at 5GHz. It will not work with 2.4GHz routers or other 2.4Ghz devices that need to connect with this unit wirelessly.The Netgear has two different operating modes, a bridge mode and an access point mode, switchable with a hardware switch which is so much better than a software enabled switch.The bridge/access point distinction:Allow me to digress a little bit here. The concepts of an "access point" and a "bridge" can be confusing to many. I've seen very technical definitions of these, but not really helpful for end-users. What always confused me was they never tell you what exactly connects to what, in what manner (wireless or ethernet?), and the signal is going from which unit to which unit doing what(signal direction and function). So let me try to describe this using the simplest possible language.-- A wireless access point connects to clients (your PCs, or other end-user devices) wirelessly but connects to the Internet through an ethernet cable. There may be a modem involved there, but that's a detail not affecting the concept. That is, it gives the clients a wireless access to the Internet, therefore called a wireless access point.-- A wireless bridge connects to the clients directly through ethernet cables but connects to the Internet wirelessly (usually through a wireless router or an access point). The wireless bridge has wireless receiving capability of course, but it does not have wireless broadcasting capability. Therefore it does not connect to the clients wirelessly and does not have an SSID for itself to broadcast like a wireless access point or wireless router would.However, the above definitions are traditional pure Access Point and Bridge. With the newer WDS technology, bridges start to have wireless broadcasting capability as well. In the WDS setup, multiple bridges are used together to cover a wider area. A WDS bridge would on one hand work like a traditional bridge to wirelessly receive signals from the router or an upper-level bridge, while at the same time transmits signal wirelessly to the next level bridge. Even in a WDS setup, the key point to understand is still that the bridges don't assign IP addresses to other connected devices. They are sort of passive in terms of IP addressing, and that is why you can't simply connect two active routers to do what the router and a bridge can do. But all this is just for clarification and has nothing to do with the device reviewed here.(By the way, a router is really a network switch plus an access point. The network switch takes care of the network address assignment and management, without which your devices may be connected, but the signals would not know where to go. This part is usually clear to most people.)I read another reviewer complaining that you need two Netgear bridges to make a real "bridge". Obviously, the reviewer intuitively defines a bridge as something that wirelessly connects (bridges) two non-wireless ends. If a wireless bridge were supposed to do that, then you indeed always need two units to complete a bridge. This is inherently true, because in any technology, to wirelessly connect two sides, you need both sides to have wireless capability. If you have a transmitter on one side, there must be a receiver on the other side, or vice versa. In the field of Wi-Fi, the routers came out first and provided wireless capability at one end. The other end is typically a wireless client such as a wireless adapter card. But sometimes you may want several PCs to share a "united wireless adapter" to connect to a wireless router. That is, the shared "united wireless adapter" wirelessly connects to the router on behalf of the several local PCs while grouping the local PCs through wired connections. This is the concept of a bridge in Wi-Fi. It is always just one side, assuming that you've got a wireless router or access point on the other side.When and why you need a bridge?For example, in my case, I needed a bridge. I already had a wireless router placed in a room that has direct access to the Internet through fiber optics. Several computers in the house can individually access the wireless router wirelessly, so I don't need a bridge just to access the Internet. However, these computers are grouped together in a different area. They could benefit from a bridge placed nearby. The bridge wirelessly connects to the router, while the computers in this group connect to the bridge using reliable ethernet cables.There are several benefits of the above bridge arrangement. First, I would no longer need to worry about wireless cards installed on separate computers, etc. All computers in this group connect to the bridge using ethernet cable. As long as the wireless connection between the bridge and the router
Скроменый эксперт
01.04.2014
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
It's alright, but range is limited
<промежуток класс="">как другой рецензент сказал, диапазон ограничен, а устройство не слишком дорого и надежно. Мне не пришлось ничего менять на нем с его настройкой. Веб-интерфейс является красивым и быстрым, в отличие от потребительских класс устройства, которые ухудшаются с течением времени. Не иметь ужасный (ИМО) новая компания NETGEAR Genie и мусор.
Скроменый эксперт
28.07.2012
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
I needed a router, so that I could use my streaming video player. I initially wanted a standard wired ethernet router, but they are very hard to find anymore. I did a lot of research on wireless routers, and the general concensus seemed to be that none of them are perfect, and none of the companies making them have very good customer service. So I decided to pick whatever mid-range wireless router that I could find locally. I was feeling itchy, and I didn't want to be out too much money if the router went up in a cloud of smoke. What I ended up with is a Netgear N300 V3.Plugging in ethernet cables, I was up and running right away. Getting an internet connection to the wireless-g reciever was a bit of headache with my old Windows XP laptop. In all fairness to Netgear, the wireless receiver in that particular notebook is known to be wonky, although connecting to hotel wireless networks was never a problem.Getting a wireless internet connection with the wireless-n receiver in my new Windows 7 laptop was a real piece of cake. I put in the password, and that was it, I was up and surfing right away.I didn't think I would be using the wireless connection much, but I don't notice any difference in speed, so I really don't bother to plug in much anymore.The router is in the living room on the ground floor where my cable modem is. I get a strong connection out on the deck, through a cinder block wall. Up one floor, I'm still getting a very good connection - streaming video and music is no problem. I couldn't tell you about signal strength down the street though.The wireless radio can be turned off if you want, and I like that. You can also turn the router completely off if you want. I will note that it takes maybe 30 to 45 seconds to reconnect when you first turn it on.The router does not come with a CD-ROM or anything for loading software. You have to download it from the Netgear website. You'll need the software to adjust some security and other settings, but I think I'm back to the default settings now. The software does a good job of fixing connectivity issues. In the case of my old laptop, the issues definately aren't Netgear's fault. It's nice that I don't have to shut down the computer, and then restart it again to reconnect.It's a pretty no-frills router, without a USB port for printer sharing or an external hard drive, but it works. From what I hear, connecting to printers, even through compatible wireless routers, can be tricky anyway, with some routers and printers being incompatible. I'm pretty sure that I can network my old laptop, printer, and new laptop, and print from one computer in the living room to the other computer and printer in the second bedroom/office upstairs.
Скроменый эксперт
01.02.2014
4/10
Оценка пользователя
Ужасно
<охватывают класс="">спрошенное Ваше мнение о компании Netgear USB адаптер
<промежуток класс="">не работает для нас, мы должны были пойти в "мир ПК" - купить усилитель сигнала в Netgear (хотя комп работать не далеко от маршрутизатора) и это работает без необходимости для USB адаптера.
на старый адаптер работал отлично, но это не означает, что она сильно потрепала по какой-то причине он перестал работать, но этот новый был практически бесполезен в одну и ту же работу.<БР />Тина Клементс
на старый адаптер работал отлично, но это не означает, что она сильно потрепала по какой-то причине он перестал работать, но этот новый был практически бесполезен в одну и ту же работу.<БР />Тина Клементс
Скроменый эксперт
11.09.2010
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
I purchased this unit for use on an AT&T-based DSL connection that was switched over to DSL Extreme. It has proven to be a capable modem/router and I am basically happy with it. I have read some 1-star reviews that sound to me like the person wasn't entirely familiar with how these units are supposed to work, how they should be set up, or what would be a reasonable expectation of a wireless connection to a household DSL service. So here are some points I have learned over the years:1. DSL is always an imperfect way to move lots of digital data, but it can be reasonably good if your location meets several stringent criteria, and it is usually well-priced in big cities. That means that speeds vary throughout the day, and packets can get dropped at times. You are just using regular old long twisted-pair copper wires, not great shielded cable with high grade amplifiers along its length; many DSL services are quite good these days though, despite all of the difficulties. Your personal experience will vary with location.2. Wireless connections to DSL services are also imperfect, since the power of the radio involved on both ends is supposed to be rather low, and the antennas are usually small. The manufacturers must build well-priced systems that average people can buy, the computer manufacturers must fit all of that same capability into a small space and often run it only on battery power, and the FCC requires all of these digital data radios to be of low power so that we can all have them and not be running over each other. Those are real challenges to meet.3. Ratings for products tend to be very polarized, in that you will see lots of high ratings and lots of low ratings, and usually only few in the middle. People are not being dishonest at all, but "beauty is in the eye of the beholder" so to speak. The reviewer of any product is a real person, not an idealized one, and they may not be up on all the latest stuff, they may not really know what they are doing with a particular product, they may not have lots of money to spend on things some of us can buy almost without thinking, and they may not be motivated to write any review unless they absolutely loved a product or absolutely hated it. You usually cannot get truly unbiased product information from reading reviews, so take all of them with a grain of salt, including mine. If you need a good internet connection and don't want to get into cable and the massive up-sell for endless expensive television services, the expense and trouble of satellite (which is usually of very limited availability and still a slow connection), and you don't need the blazing speeds of high-end ($$$) fiber-optics or similarly graded lines, then you will need DSL, you will need a modem, and you will probably end up needing a wireless server to communicate data to and from all of your mobile devices, so here we are...Do I "absolutely love" this modem/router unit? No, not really. But it seems to be a generally very good one with all of the features most people would need. Setting it up was relatively easy, though I did end up doing it manually after being a little unsatisfied with the setup wizard's procedures. I do kind of know what I am doing with these, so I was not intimidated, but I can see how a novice might be completely frustrated and end up giving up in a rage. Like anything technical, this unit can be set up with lots of subtle differences from a default setting (whatever that is) and one must be patient enough to actually follow through with everything and get it right. Do not expect it to be magic, or automatic; it isn't quite that. You will need to decide on how you want it set up with respect to security options and such, and you will then need to get that information into the unit via either the setup wizard (not my favorite way) or by plugging in by wire first and getting directly into the settings system of the router through a browser (my preference.) You can run wireless after finished with the initial setup. If you don't quite get it right the first time, just do it again and make more careful choices the next time. You'll eventually get it right, even if you are just learning to set these devices up; it really isn't hard. Note that getting into the settings through a browser requires one to enter the URL for the unit, which for mine is 192.168.0.1, and you type that right into the address bar of the browser once your computer is connected to the router and recognizing it at the network connection. It isn't important to actually have an internet connection for this, as you really aren't online while doing it. Also, the Netgear website says that different products of theirs have different access URLs, so the number code listed here might not actually be what your own unit needs, but exactly what you need should be indicated somewhere on a tag on the unit or at the website of its maker.Some reviewers have mentioned flashing any new firmware
Скроменый эксперт
01.04.2013
6/10
Оценка пользователя
Плохо
<промежуток класс="">работает как шарм на Windows 7, но требует работы, чтобы сд
<промежуток класс="">я изначально купил это для моего ПК под управлением Windows 7 и все было хорошо, скорость была отличная, на стойке регистрации был хорошим, но я столкнулся с серьезными проблемами с драйверами Netgear-это для этого под Windows 8.
на установке Netgear-это версия Windows 8 (бета!) драйвера для него, я потерял 5 ГГц и WPS полностью функциональность. Не только это, но через 2.4 ГГц был необычайно ненадежные и очень медленно.<бр /><бр />мне удалось решить эту проблему, заметив, что водитель стая .exe был на самом деле не устанавливая ничего нового, и казалось, установка Windows 7 драйверы для Windows 8. Вместо этого я указал Windows для пакета драйверов через Диспетчер устройств, и казалось, что найти новый драйвер, содержащиеся в .ехе У5.0.0.0, чтобы быть точным. При обновлении этого драйвера все работает как надо, но это было немного слишком много работы для меня, чтобы исправить, чтобы иметь уверенность в ранние драйверы Netgear-это довольно новый для ОСС.
на установке Netgear-это версия Windows 8 (бета!) драйвера для него, я потерял 5 ГГц и WPS полностью функциональность. Не только это, но через 2.4 ГГц был необычайно ненадежные и очень медленно.<бр /><бр />мне удалось решить эту проблему, заметив, что водитель стая .exe был на самом деле не устанавливая ничего нового, и казалось, установка Windows 7 драйверы для Windows 8. Вместо этого я указал Windows для пакета драйверов через Диспетчер устройств, и казалось, что найти новый драйвер, содержащиеся в .ехе У5.0.0.0, чтобы быть точным. При обновлении этого драйвера все работает как надо, но это было немного слишком много работы для меня, чтобы исправить, чтобы иметь уверенность в ранние драйверы Netgear-это довольно новый для ОСС.
Скроменый эксперт
14.08.2012
10/10
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I have used other wireless range extenders that are just repeaters. While these are effective, and offer the convenience of defaulting to the same SSID so as to cut down on confusion for your users, they also have some limitations... That is, by the nature of repeaters, certain functionality is broken. In my case, the issue was multicast. My Xbox 360 associated to the repeater could no longer connect to my UPnP-based media server, since UPnP uses multicast for discovery. Enter this Netgear WiFi range extender...So, for my fellow geeks, this is NOT, technically speaking, a wireless range extender/repeater. It's a wireless bridge with an additional dual-band WAP built in, and it is AWESOME. So here's how it works:1) You plug it in and turn it on.2) You associate your laptop or whatever else to it and navigate to a URL. It will capture your request and forcibly redirect it to its internal setup wizard.3) In the wizard, you associate the range extender to your main access point and pick out TWO new SSIDs for the new 2.4 Ghz and 5 Ghz networks. In theory, I suppose you could set the same SSID - I didn't try. I decided I'd rather actually subdivide my network into different SSIDs so I'd have control over which WAP my devices connected to. The wizard points out that they recommend doing it as I did it, so I guess that implies you *could* use the same SSID, but I don't know for sure.4) Profit!I don't think the 2.4 Ghz side supports 40 hz (300 mbps) 802.11n, since the highest connection rate I saw from my laptop was 130 mbps, but the 5 ghz side connects at 300 mbps consistently. According to my main router/WAP (which only supports 2.4 ghz), the range extender is connected at 144 mbps. Again, I don't know if 40 hz is supported.I didn't see any option to choose which channels the new networks transmit on. According to Vistumbler, the 2.4 ghz side is broadcasting on channel 3, which is the same as my main network. Whether it does this because it's what I chose for my main network or because it automatically chose a non-saturated channel, I can't say.Using Speedtest.net, throughput and latency through the extender was virtually indistinguishable from my main router/WAP.Some hardcore geeks might take issue with the lack of fine control I've illustrated, but overall, I really don't miss it. It's simple to set up, it works well (every corner of my house has good wifi coverage now), and it has a four-port switch built in, so I have no complaints.
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07.11.2012
2/10
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Amazon needs to add negative stars as a rating option! I bought this thing (to call it a router would be misleading) in June, and in August it started dropping SSID. I bought it in the US, using US currency, yet I get India when calling Tech Support. I am tech savvy (over 30 years of using building PC's) and a call (that should have resulted with an RMA number) took over an hour, with a tech that didn't speak English as well as my brothers 4 year old, had me try basic things that I already tried before I called them. They then said I had to wait a week to call them back to allow the changes to take effect.A week passes and it's to the point that I'm resetting it every day because it looses connection after about 3 hours. I try to call tech support, but can't get through for over 5 hours, so I try the chat feature on-line (I have a kind neighbor with guest access) to be informed in chat that my lifetime warrantee only gives me 90 days of phone support, and I will have to call their PAY service to troubleshoot the problem. I ask for the corporate number for Netgear, and she disconnected the chat!I called Netgear sales, hoping to speak to someone who knows English, and I get someone who claims he is in the US, but still is hard to understand, and he wants me to go through a troubleshooting session. I explain that I cannot connect to the unit as it isn't transmitting a signal and I am using my iPad at the time, and he wants me to do a factory reset (done this 4 times at this point) and connect to it via cable to problem-solve. He try's to tell me that dropping SSID is a feature of the router and it might be configured incorrectly.At this point I let him know I'm finished, and if they can't issue an RMA number, I'll just go to corporate with the problem and by another brand. He says that corporate doesn't deal with costumers, and I must go through their process as many times as it takes them to fix the problem.So, I will call corporate, and update here after talking with them. I'm also going to buy a different router from another company as there is no way I would trust a refurbished product from Netgear as I can't even trust their new products!Thaddeus Cultt
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01.02.2014
2/10
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<промежуток класс="">не очень хорошо
<промежуток класс="">легко установить, но ассортимент очень ограничен. У меня тоже очень старая точка доступа Netgear WG602 V4 инструкция, которая имеет двойной ряд. Я убедился, что оба на другой канал, но спектр по-прежнему бедны. Не покупайте, если у вас есть небольшая гостиница!
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27.09.2012
10/10
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I've had to buy several routers over the past year. The Medialink that has rave reviews, as it should, and now this one are the ones you want. I had given up on cheap routers, but decided to try this Netgear. Mine was $19.00 and I thought, why not, what can I lose. I connected it and it worked. Simple as that. The factory settings were perfect. I was dumbfounded and stunned. I was prepared to spend the whole evening and into the morning getting it to work. Outstanding predicted speeds without drops. The laptop on wireless was just as easy. My computer saw it. I clicked the connect icon and presto. Perfection. Top speeds too. That's my experience. I'm writing this because there is so much variability out there with these. Now, I know that price does not predict the likelihood of routers performing as they should. Good luck.Update 3 months later: I was in the neighborhood and thought there is something I can add. I didn't purposely do a comparison, but since I had the MedialinkMedialink - Wireless N Broadband Router - 150 Mbps - 2.4GHz - 802.11n w/ Internal Antenna new, sitting in a drawer, I decided to put it back into service and give my Netgear baby a rest. To my delight the Netgear Genie software was compatible with it, so I didn't lose all those features I like. I know I sound like I'm raving here, but if you had been through my router heartaches you'd understand. Well, one day, out of nowhere I had internet connection problems with the Medialink. I looked at the Genie and I could tell that the Medialink was cycling full open speed, then back to disconnect with both of my computers. I did all the trouble shooting, then thought darn, I'll have to call their support. Instead, I re employed my Netgear baby and it's been to work ever since, not dropping a beat. Nothing against Medialink because I haven't followed that through.Oh, and I looked at the worst review that compares to mine and left a comment there regarding Netgear support. They have to manually enter the serial number for registration rather than doing it at the website. They called me a few days later to ask if it was all OK. It was, and I haven't been in touch with them again.
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01.02.2014
10/10
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<продолжительность класс="">беспроводной USB-адаптер
<промежуток класс="">Этот пункт был выполнен без каких-либо проблем и дает мне отличный вай-фай производительность при использовании в сочетании с мой роутер компании Netgear WNDR4500. Производительность и скорость соединения делает его стоит цена для меня.
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13.03.2013
8/10
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I'm no computer expert, but was curious to try something other than my wired cable modem for internet connection. I knew I was missing a lot of the features on some of my other gadgets that a WiFi access point in my home would give me. So I chose this router after talking with a few computer salesfolk at a few different stores. I bought it based on ease of setup and low price (was on sale for $35)Overall I am satisfied with the purchase. Setup was very easy...basically just connected my cable modem line into the router, powered it up, waited for all the lights to turn the right colors and then set up all my devices (iPod, iPhone, PS3, Laptop being the main ones) to log onto the network. It all happened without a hitch. I'm loving being able to stream music and videos to my phone without having to worry about excessive phone data usage bills.I have noticed the range is..fair. I have an 1800 square foot home and even though I do have connectivity all throughout the house, the room that is farthest from the router (about 50 feet away with several walls inbetween) has a noticeable slower connection..something more like 6 Mb/second instead of 25 Mb/sec through most of the other rooms. But that is still just fine for internet browsing, email, etc. I have no complaints really, I rarely go into that room to be quite honest, but felt it was worth mentioning.I can recommend this product as a good entry level wireless router. It suits my basic needs and allows me to enjoy a wireless internet connection with minimal expense and stress.
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01.03.2014
10/10
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<промежуток класс="">в Netgear N900 в
<промежуток класс="">очень хороший продукт и очень высокая скорость соединения на моем компьютере, который находится наверху, и мой роутер находится внизу. Рекомендую этот prodict
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06.09.2012
10/10
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I have a home WiFi network configured with different SSIDs for the 2.4- and 5-GHz bands, so I can confirm that this universal WiFi adapter is correctly connected to the 5-GHz band on my dual-band WiFi router. The box actually contains two pieces, which was not immediately obvious from the picture in this listing: a small plastic stand that the device clips into (approximately lower 1-inch of photo), the actual adapter with power and Ethernet ports. A small foam piece with double-sided tape is also provided to secure the device to a surface, along with the power adapter cable assembly and a very thin Ethernet cable (presumably Cat5 or Cat5e) that I opted not to use.I connected an aftermarket Cat6 cable to the unit and connected it to an 8-port Gigabit network switch after configuring it to connect to my 5-GHz WiFi network via a direct connection to my laptop. It successfully provided speedy access to all of my AV components (AV receiver, Xbox 360, PS3, Wii) connected to the switch. I like that I only have one WiFi entry/exit point to all of my AV devices, which has eliminated network latency and interference observed before when multiple adjacent devices were using the WiFi network concurrently. It also helps that I've moved all of my AV devices to the 5-GHz wireless band, which is less crowded than the 2.4-GHz band in my particular townhome complex.I opted to not use WiFi Protected Setup (WPS), as it apparently opens up some security concerns on WiFi networks. For the record, my router is configured to encrypt data streams via WPA2+AES. I configured the device to allow my master router to distribute IP Addresses via DHCP. I did not have any trouble getting IP Addresses to any of my devices.I used the small foam piece with double-sided tape to fix the unit to some open stand space located behind my large HDTV. As a result, people are none the wiser when inspecting my home theater that I'm using a universal WiFi adapter to extend my network. I'm happy with the unit and it functions as advertised. I like that I've been able to avoid running wires to my network ready AV equipment.
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10.12.2012
2/10
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The purpose of a wireless router is to keep devices connected to the internet. This router failed miserably in this regard. The router constantly drops the internet connection (2 to 3 times a day) and when it drops, the router no longer shows up in the list of available connections. As a result, the router has to be rebooted in order to re-connect. (This problem happens with all three laptops and a Kindle we use in my house.)The Netgear product documentation makes no mention of this problem, however, I found three separate customer posts (the earliest from December 2011) about this same issue on a Netgear corporate support forum and no one from Netgear responded. (Why have a support forum if you're not going to respond to customers??) So, I did some further research and it turns out this problem is a known, documented problem with this router. I found a forum with a thread specifically about this issue with the N300 router. (Do a Google search of: netgear-router-dropping-connection-try-this.) The solutions to fix the issue proposed on the forum are to:- Downgrade to an earlier version of the router firmware: Version WNR2000v3 Initial Release Firmware Version 1.0.1.26.- Change the following router setting: "To prevent PIN compromise, auto disable the PIN after [x] failed PIN connections, until router reboots."I tried the second option and it did not work for me (although others on the forum state that it worked for them). As a result, instead of spending the time changing the firmware version, I decided to purchase a different router.Netgear ought to be ashamed of itself for continuing to sell a faulty product, and having customers to research, on their own, the solutions to fixing the faulty product.
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