Buffalo Technology - AirStation Turbo G Wireless Cable/DSL Router

Pros: Good reception, speed, and link quality about 50 feet away through 2 walls and 1 floor from the router, I like the access point search and the details it comes up with. Cons: Hard to connect to sometimes to configure. Summary: I moved my office to a different part of my house and I could not move my wireless router with me because there was no cable connection in my new office. I was not only moving my computer, bu also my server, and my work laptop port replicator (3 computers total) to my new office. I transfer large files all of the time from my main PC and my server so I wanted a wired connection between the two so I didn't have to rely on my wireless router's throughput speed (about 25 Mbps) to transfer files that were just under 1 GB.I was introduced to the Buffalo Wireless Ethernet Converter and it was able to do everything I needed for a very decent price. I networked all of my computers in my office together using the ethernet ports on the back and it connects to the Internet and the rest of my network seamlessly through the wireless router. I use the ethernet connections to transfer large files without having to use the wireless and the wireless provides a very fast connection to the wireless router. My ISP increased their download speed from 4 Mbps to 10 Mbps and using internet speed testing sites I get to use all 10 Mbps of it. The default IP address for this router is something like 1.1.1.1 so to configure over ethernet your computer has to have an address in that range (for example 1.1.1.2). But, if it is set up to receive an address through DHCP then it may already have an IP address even though it may not be connected to your router. I recommend that once you are able to get into the settings, select your router that you want it to connect to and give it a static IP address in your router's range so you will always know what it is and can connect to it easily.Altogether a great product and I am thinking of getting a second one so my whole wireless network can be 802.11g. I would recommend this to anyone that needs a conventional ethernet connection to work over their wireless network.

This router has two great features which make it both rock-solid using the official software, as well as very useful with third-party software: a Broadcom wireless chipset, and an internal amplifier that drives the "High-Power" feature. I purchased one of these routers to use in a custom environment where connecting reliably to other base-stations with marginal signal strength at great distance is extremely important, and no other brand has delivered results like the Buffalo running on DD-WRT, and it would probably be able to do the same without any modification at all. I highly recommend this router to anyone who is looking for a solid system with a lot of room to expand and customize.

Pro-I am very happy with the performance of this router. This router supports WDS (wireless distributuion system), which allows you to extend the wireless network. I purchased two routers, one used as a router, and the other (located in another building accross the street) is switched to be used as a access point. I now have very good wired and wiress internet access in both buildings. Buffalo was the only one that has a switch on the bottom of the router allowing you to switch it to a access (or bridge) point. Cons- I needed Buffalo support for help with the settings. (note WDS not avaliable with their Draft N products)

I bought this wireless router, at the recommendation of a friend who knows a lot more than I do about technology. The WDS allows me to expand my network easily in a way, using multiple Buffalo routers, that I tried to do with other products, but was unable. There's another brand of wireless router collecting dust in my house now, because the Buffalo router was expandable in ways that the other one wasn't. I and my household are highly pleased with the functionality and reliability of this device.

This is my first wireless router. We moved to a bigger place and I wasn't going to be able to keep my desktop, laptop and PS3 connected to the same switch. Connection and set up took me 15 min. I used the autodetect set up and it worked with no problem, WEP 128 bit. Online gaming performance is really good, it's like being connected with a wired connection, no drops or lags.

just purchased this router after our old linksys wireless g router started to fail on us. It very fast for all the land lines, as seeing that i still get my 1MB down and .25MB up speed on all comptuers. The wireless range is also great with fast speed even through several walls in our house

have had this computer for 6 weeks,i have had outstanding performance. It took a while to get use to Vista. but now i love it. i would recommend this PC to anyone.

I like this router because it doesn't require you to get a pc card to access the internet. The set up is easy and it covers my entire home.