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Wireless Router

stepper78
Wireless Router
Wanted to source for a WiFi router for home use. Small house about 70sqm.



Anyone has any to recommend? Budget will be about $200.



Surf the net then notice that there are so many type in the market. Single band, dual band, power line, USB, cloud, etc etc.



Please help to rec.



Thanks.



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doinkydoink
Re: Wireless Router

"stepper78"

Wanted to source for a WiFi router for home use. Small house about 70sqm.



Anyone has any to recommend? Budget will be about $200.



Surf the net then notice that there are so many type in the market. Single band, dual band, power line, USB, cloud, etc etc.



Please help to rec.



Thanks.



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Maybe can check out Asus from Amazon. Thought I read from HWZ can do free shipping.



Sorry for the typos..am using auto correction.
roo7
Re: Wireless Router
First you need to see if you want fast wifi speeds, note the type of devices you have and your broadband speed.



Everything is as fast as the slowest point which is usually your Internet speed.



I suggest you speak to your Internet provider to understand what is required, example do you need a router with wifi or just a wifi access point as the router function is already provided by the modem.



The other options are just extending your wifi coverage by connecting through the power lines in your house.



If you are not looking for adv features, there's a lot to choose from. Personally I used linksys, dlink and asus, haven't try the rest.
stepper78
Re: Wireless Router

"roo7"

First you need to see if you want fast wifi speeds, note the type of devices you have and your broadband speed.



Everything is as fast as the slowest point which is usually your Internet speed.



I suggest you speak to your Internet provider to understand what is required, example do you need a router with wifi or just a wifi access point as the router function is already provided by the modem.



The other options are just extending your wifi coverage by connecting through the power lines in your house.



If you are not looking for adv features, there's a lot to choose from. Personally I used linksys, dlink and asus, haven't try the rest.

Thanks for the advice.



I am using cable broadband 100mbps from starhub. The given Cisco modem with in built WiFi router is terrible. The WiFi keep getting cut off. Using a lan cable to my laptop is working fine.



So was just thinking of getting a WiFi router to get a more stable WiFi connection.



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TheChef
Re: Wireless Router
Belkin and TPLink should be great. Try it!
roo7
Wireless Router
Ok have the same situation with you at my parents place.



My old cable is a StarHub modem + dlink wireless router setup, when I converted to 100Mbps, they gave me a Cisco modem/router.



Since I already have a dlink router, I changed the configuration to a wireless access point, leave the routing function to Cisco.



In your case, it will be similar, so all you need to buy is a wireless access point that connects to the Cisco modem through a cable, disable the lousy wifi on the Cisco modem to reduce interference.
stepper78
Re: Wireless Router
Thanks everyone for the info.



Got myself a TP-Link router.







Not bad, able to hit 80+ Mbps.







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