I love everything about it especially the smart wifi cloud and apps for it

I hate the smart wifi, however, for the price its hard to beat with the speeds it gives.

Linksys Smart Wifi is a disaster, and I had to perform a factory reset on the modem in order to log in

This router has fast WIFI as I have multiple WIFI devices connected to, and out of all of the routers that I know of Linksys routers have the best firewall features.

After a month the Smart Wifi feature would not allow me to access it for control

It wasted so much of my time with dropping connections and stupid smart wifi feature

The smart wifi configuration is both easy to use for beginners/people that aren't incredibly tech savy, while also offering all the more in depth configuration features that I've found on other more complex routers over the years

Terrible wifi issues.

But I would not bother with the firmware upgrade that is required to enable 'smart wifi' as it only slows down the administration website - unless you really, really, really want to manage your router remotely from your android tablet.

nice router!)To remedy this, I will be purchasing the LinkSys WPC600N CardBus WiFi-N adapter to accomplish this

The Smart WiFi is a joke

I’m shopping for a new WiFi router and good customer support will be high on the list of requirements.

I’m shopping for a new WiFi router and good customer support will be high on the list of requirements.19-Oct-14

At 4 years and 2 months, the wifi quit working.

Terrible wifi issues.

First off, don't be seduced by the 'smart wifi' and 'cisco cloud' gimmicks

To start off they made a collossal blunder with the Smart-Wifi firmware which half the users dont want

otherwise my problems wouldnt be solved, and then once that didnt help i was requested to downgrade to the non-smart wifi firmware because it is more stable

But eventually the router showed its evil tendencies and kept disconnecting and I could no longer access the "smart" wifi portal.

The smart wifi makes it easy to configure and manage.

There is a user-replaceable WiFi card in HP's laptops.

The Smart WiFi is a joke

The Linksys router is very easy to set up and I have been enjoying wifi at home for several months without any problems.

After spending an hour trying to get it to work as it should, the technicians from my ISP explained that it worked fine if I plugged my computer directly into the router, otherwise the WiFi worked worse than the ancient router it was supposed to replace.

After that I cannot access the router's Smart WiFi setup.

Not because the hardware is bad, it is not, but because the software, Linksys Smart WiFi, is to put it mildly, the most buggy software to ever be released

I found that setting up my new EA4200 (N900) router using most current Smart WiFi firmware just doesn't work right

Kicking myself for buying this for extra features rather than dependable WiFi -- don't feel I have either.

I read the reviews on this router and made note of all of the paranoia concerning the smart wifi application.

I get various connection errors through the smart wifi website and clicking OK on any of them cause it to log

So then they made a non-smart wifi version of the firmware which you can download from the support site, but they stopped maintaining it and only publish new versions of the smart-wifi one

(TO CISCO CLOUD/ SMART WIFI) GET IT CONNECTED TO ALL THE ABOVE DEVICES AND

The Cloud Connect feature (now called Smart Wifi) is awful

It wasted so much of my time with dropping connections and stupid smart wifi feature

When the wifi is working, it's a valuable feature

Linksys Smart Wifi is a disaster, and I had to perform a factory reset on the modem in order to log in

I hate the smart wifi, however, for the price its hard to beat with the speeds it gives.

Pros: love the "smart" features and the super easy set up via the linksys smart wifi site and app

It comes with and app called Linksys Smart Wifi

BUT THE SMART WIFI IS AWESOME

I used the Smart WiFi cloud feature, as it was my first "advanced" router since I was forced to use my mother's Belkin N300 for many years before I moved out for college

PS, I'm sure this affects all of the Linksys Smart WiFi routers.

This one I have rebooted once via the Smart WiFi interface.

Now I have to reboot the router, works for awhile and then its managing site (smart wifi) keeps erring ("you are not connected to the router

I simply don't have the emotional strength right now to review all of the back-and-forth with customer service, the time spent searching for answers online, etc, etc, but I will tell you that the "smart" wifi (see what I did there?

Smart wifi option has unacceptable bad connectivity, as I cannot access it remotely

Now I have to reboot the router, works for awhile and then its managing site (smart wifi) keeps erring ("you are not connected to the router

Restored wifi to my devices.

Not only does it lose the wifi on a frequent basis requiring a reboot of the device, but even this can require the router to be left unplugged for 20-30 minutes before it will reset its self.

I was asked to upgrade to the smart-wifi firmware

When I don't, I can't seem to connect to the internet or it's an attempt to resolve the errors that occur on the smart wifi website

The Smart WiFi software began downloading everything it needed and recognized my network and allowed me to create an account

I used the Smart WiFi cloud feature, as it was my first "advanced" router since I was forced to use my mother's Belkin N300 for many years before I moved out for college

You have to download the Firmware upgrade to receive the "Smart WiFi" and use the Cisco Cloud Connect.

To anyone reading my review, please see my update at the bottom of this page as I no longer have confidence in this device, nor can I recommend this product to anyone.**************************************************************************************************************************************************I purchased this router a year ago to replace our aging WRT54g after we moved into our home last year and we needed a router that could adequately handle both our wireless needs for our laptops, Roku boxes, iPhones, iPads, and Kindles, but also handle our MoCa based wired Ethernet network that has one media server, a desktop

To anyone reading my review, please see my update at the bottom of this page as I no longer have confidence in this device, nor can I recommend this product to anyone.**************************************************************************************************************************************************I purchased this router a year ago to replace our aging WRT54g after we moved into our home last year and we needed a router that could adequately handle both our wireless needs for our laptops, Roku boxes, iPhones, iPads, and Kindles, but also handle our MoCa based wired Ethernet network that has one media server, a desktop