It is fine, but to be manufactured under the standards of sisco it should have a little more range of its signal, but it has worked very well in general terms.

Only gripe is the range of the router

Great range gives me a perfect signal through out my 2-bedroom apartment

Not a very good range for a N router, no

Super low quality, bad range

In addition to the much better range, the connection speeds degraded at a much slower rate as I got farther and farther away.

The router has a good range and covers a two story house without any weak spots.

Not any better (range or speed) compared to a cheepy range extender we were using for Internet access (thru cable modem) previously

Great range...excellent technical support service from linksys

Working Well - good range, good price, good speed - would give at least a 4 or 5 but SETUP WAS AWFUL.

However, I find that in my house it lacks the advertised signal range, which is a disappointment.

What's great about it: Extra Range with WiFi-N and dual band for new laptopWhat's not so great

The Linksys saw no degradation of connection speed at the point where the Belkin lost it's connection entirely, and only began decreasing toward the far end of its very impressive range.

I have the comcast provided wifi router whose range was mediocre and my Trendnet router died, so I thought adding this dual band router would be an improvement

It has decent range - I still have to use me E1000 as an extra AP on the other side of the house

The range is excellent.

kept in the center of the house, range wasn't all that good

, so guests aren't using your personal network;Con's:-Range is limited (this would probably be adequate for most small to medium sized home/APT) - I had to purchase a Wi-Fi Router Extender

It performs so well, very good range and signal stability

Son uses it at college with all his room mates love the range

Great with great WI fi range.

Easy to set up and has good range

Good speed and range

It was easy to setup and has fairly good range.

The range is very limited

The 5 ghz quickly loses range, and 2.4 ghz has good range but terrible noise rejection and so speeds suffer a lot.

Easy to set up and has good range

Extremely limited range!

range is terrible ,out of 6 different devices none could hook up over 100 feet and 5 could not hookup over 20 feet

Great router with good range, have had it over a year and never any problems with it

The range is not so great

Previous router 300N single band good range but slow

Note it does not great range, but I don't need any more range the it delivers

Range is good in my single level house

The Linksys, quite surprisingly, provided a usable signal for another 100 feet beyond the range of the Belkin - easily doubling the range of the tplink and outperforming the Belkin by a wide margin.

Cons:-Range is only okay

I have far fewer interruptions of service than I did with my last router, and the range is a bit stronger.

High throughput, good range, Guest access, great software, etc.

Construction quality is good and I like the dual antennas, I would hate to know what the range would be like with just one

excellent product takes up three floors in a straight line, it's amazing the range

Otherwise the range is amazingly bad

The 5 ghz quickly loses range, and 2.4 ghz has good range but terrible noise rejection and so speeds suffer a lot.

It has great range and I am very happy with it.

Great speed and range for the money

Setup was easy, unit has great range

Good range coverage.

The range is fine

Great range and utility, works well with other Cisco-Linksys equipment

Easy to install, has a good range throughout our house

Excellent range.

Nothing special, doesn't have an incredible range, but works as it is supposed to

my 10 year old WRT54G (which I was replacing with this E2500) worked better and had a better range

Range is very limited

What's great about it: Extra Range with WiFi-N and dual band for new laptopWhat's not so great

works great, good range

Weak signal, and poor range.

great AP, and range.

Range is limited (in a small loft style apartment with no interior walls)

It has great range

After a few months, it is working as advertised and gives me good range in my two story house.

The range is improved that I have been able remove an additional AP/Client that was driving a TV in the basement.

Thus far the wireless has been stable with good range

Easy installation, good range, works above expectations

This Linksys E2500 is a duel-band and from what I can tell so far, provides excellent range and wireless coverage; whether im upstairs, outside under the pergola, in the yard walking around on skype with my ipad, it hasnt failed me yet

it had good range and was pretty fast.

- it worked great (very fast, great connection and range) in my primary home.

- it worked great (very fast, great connection and range) in my primary home.

The range on this router is not good

Improved link speed compared to wireless G with excellent signal range.

Range is adequate for my needs

Any of these will suffice for a small home or apartment, but the Linksys is the easy recommendation based upon its much better range and more stable connection speeds.

Working well with good range.

Great range and 5 minute setup

Otherwise it's a decent router with good range

And good range!

Overall this is a very good router, but the range is relatively poor

The range isn't that great, our house isn't that large and my phone will show one or two bars just a few rooms from the router

Awful product, WiFi constantly drops signal, no range

Range could be better, as signal (and therefore, speed) drop off significantly even within my 1000 square foot or so townhome.

It has decent range though it could be just a little better.

Range is pathetic.. hard to believe it's worse overall

This replaced a D-Link DWL 520 that I thought was too slow and didn't have enough range to reach my carport, about 60 feet away

Range is absolute total garbage

Range sucks

This has great range and has been working for several years

Good product, good range, BUT:

Had for about a year, so far so good, decent range and speed for a cheaper routerUpdate: lost communication often with my devices and finally decided to upgrade after much frustration

The tplink, despite offering dual band access, had the worst range by far.

Range and speed for an average 4-bedroom size house are good.

Excellent range, apps, and functionality.

It constantly drops the wifi signal 2 or three times an hour and the range is poor

Range is adequate, all my devices connect up with no issues, it has the port range forwarding feature my last router lacked, and I'm pleased with the quality/price ratio

The range is a little shorter than my old Linksys WRT55AG, but no complaints.

Works beautifully as of this date.

Not as reliable as I would like

The wireless printer was not working without being plugged into the computer but now it works as it should.

If you update or unplug the router, just make sure to reset the modem as well as you will get subpar speeds...in my case I would get 16Mb download if I don't reset

We were in dire need of a new router and fast as we have two teenagers that need their internet!

Everything works as it should.

Nothing special, doesn't have an incredible range, but works as it is supposed to

....so i go to the website and download the latest as greatest as of Oct 2013 (only 4 months ago - in fact, the same month Mavericks was released) and nope - same error.so basically, i have a router I can't even configure - what a piece of crap!to top this, I found the construction

You will have to reset your equipment, computers, wireless printers, ipads, Wii, etc with this, as well as when/if you change your modem

This unit worked as it should with no glitches

its no faster than the ''g'' like it says it is.. have been a beliver in the Linksys for a good while now

Linksys was my go to brand because I loved my WRT54G, but ever since cisco took over it just became crap.

No 5G. Slow as heck.

Bought this as a replacement for my WRT54G router that finally died after 10 years of use

We can take advantage of 802.11n and not be limited to the slower 802.11g

I've had a Linksys wireless G router for years that worked great