Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great for lan.... Wifi started to die about 5-6 months After having it.

Router was typical set up but range was not great had a hard time going through walls.

I previous had a Cisco Valet, which was great for about 6 years and then went bad. This one cost about $20 more and has less range and weaker projection than my older, cheaper router, down to two bars within 10-15 feet of the router. Very disappointing.

The modem constantly dressed and gave me a shot range go for more expensive router

The device worked well. wished I had the ability to change name of guest network

Worked that's about it had to reset a lot only lasted 3 years.

Haven't used it as yet but I have heard great reviews on this router

Still going well except one time that I have to reset and still trying it

ok for small home.but border line signal when 50 ft or more from router

30_40 feet further ,I don't have any signal.i have to return it

This item was mailed to rural Alaska and is still in the box

I was very disappointed with this router (E-1200-NP). I have had a Linksys router for the last 3 years and never had trouble with it. So when it was time to upgrade I got this one. After 2 weeks I had to disconnect and reconnect quite a lot. I returned it and got a different Brand.

Was hard to set up using Mac had to use old windows computer

This product did not meet my initial expectations.

Was going to get a Belkin because I had one prior to this and it never dropped the signal....never. The salesperson at Best Buy recommended this one. Not so good. Needed to reset 3x this week alone.

Not happy with this product. Wish I would have returned it within 14 day timeframe. I expected to get a faster, stronger signal than my old router, but unfortunately that didn't happen and I may need to purchase a wifi extender.

When I went to Best Buy I specifically asked for a current product. I got this home and found it wasn't even still a supported product on the vendor's website; it was out of date. It works well enough, it's just a router.

I'm a fairly computer save person, but I had to spend over an hour with costumer service to get this set up. After checking several different things, I had to do a full factory reset right out of the box.

At first, I couldn't set it up because it requires the use of an installation disk, and my computer doesn't have a disk drive. No worries, you can download the installation software online, but I had issues doing that because I obviously didn't have wireless internet; that's why I bought a router. I finally got the software downloaded and found out that it's not compatible with the latest Apple software, so I had to return it. None of this was labeled prominently on the box. It was a waste of time for me to buy it because there was no way for me to set it up; my computer was not compatible with it.

Doesn't hold a signal well and resets randomly indicating no internet access. Not sure if or when I can rely on it. So much for going with the smaller (band width) cheaper version based on intended use.