NETGEAR WNR2000v4Router worked fine for the first 6 months, had strong connection, great speed, then it turned to a nightmare

I like how small it is and the connection is flawless

Now there are a lot of people unhappy with the Netgear N300, and it's understandable--knocks you off, sometimes bad connection, daily resets, etc

this router may not be the one to run a large business while the kids are playing games online at the same time but it works for me and my girlfriend both needing a fast wireless connection at the same time.

I essentially have 75% of the product I paid for at this point and am unable to use 1 of my 4 connections without the risk of disabling every network connection for anyone else using the router

It suits my basic needs and allows me to enjoy a wireless internet connection with minimal expense and stress.

I get a strong connection out on the deck, through a cinder block wall.

Cuts out and has problems keeping a connection.

"To prevent PIN compromise, auto disable the PIN after [x] failed PIN connections, until router reboots."I tried the second option and it did not work for me (although others on the forum state that it worked for them).

Worked for about 4 months with spotty connection

but If you're like me and leave home with large files uploading or downloading expecting them to be done by the time you're home, you'd better look elsewhere, for the router will have undoubtedly lost connection while you are out and about and your file will be frozen in limbo waiting for that reset.

Contacted cust support and they had me change the channel to 11 versus automatic and connection is much more consistent.

Fast wired and wireless connections

I have had many wireless routers and this one was by far the easiest to set up and the connections have been consistent and very strong.

and it had even lost the Wired connection a few times.

When the wireless signal is turned on, the blue wireless light flashes once to indicate a secure connection, then remains steady

By this I mean it stops broadcasting the SSID and drops internet connection, making everybody connected to the router, lose internet connection

Good connection...on 2nd floor of 1800 sq.ft and Roku (G) on Main floor along with an older Win.xp CPU.

she loses connection every once in a while

I've had issues sometimes getting the connection back.

I have not had any connection issues or problems so far

None of them are immune and they all lose their connections at the same time while the cable connected

after one week the the connections have been stable with no dropped connections, the computers seem just a fast as they were when wired, and the vudu connection through the mitsubishi has been strong and fast enough for smooth hd 1080 video streaming

Now my laptop connects without issue, but my droid smartphone does not have internet access through the network, despite having an "excellent" strength connection.

There is also a separate indicator showing a good connection from the router to the internet, as well as a wireless indicator

If it doesn't flash once, but just comes on steady, the connection is NOT secure

While it worked, the connection is slow and it was

While it worked, the connection is slow and it was

The router constantly drops the internet connection (2 to 3 times a day) and when it drops, the router no longer shows up in the list of available connections.

You lose connection to the PS3 about every 30 minutes, it's nothing but a headache.

I have a small apartment so the range was adequate, and I got fairly good connection over Xbox Live

Set up was simple, connection was working ok, speed was at

Since installing the router my connection is stable and I can actually get through a whole youtube video and play Destiny for more than 20 minutes without it dropping the connection

This router worked great for the first couple of years, but with more and more houses in our area joining the wireless parade and with more devices within our own house putting out wireless signals we've had a lot of problems keeping a consistent connection.

The N300 has a problem holding a connection for a few hours.

Rather then go through all the lengthy details here if Amazon allows me I have posted a couple of links below to more understand why or what may cause poor wireless connection problems

I always lost wifi connection.

Two days later, both our TV's lost their wireless connections.

DD-WRT firmware helps the Netgear WNR2000v2 with improving to its full 300Mbps rate BUT does not help the router with its defective wireless connection

I have been using this router for over seven months now and have not once lost connection with my computer, tablet, or TV streaming player.

Forgot about trying to get a reliable connection using this

He too, looked at me like I was lying about my computer also losing the wireless connection

I have a wireless g that works fine, but I wanted a better connection with my wireless n laptop... this router drops in and out randomly

It needed to be reset at least once a week in order to keep working correctly, and wouldn't secure the wifi connection properly

They will drop wireless connections, slow down substantially, and then start right back working again

The wifi is still connected, but the router itself somehow loses its connection to the internet.

They made the router ridiculously cheap, and took the LED's out of all the ethernet ports, so there is no real-time indicator of a good or bad connection.

Hope this helps those that have been losing their internet connection frequently.

and we are getting great connection speeds and my printer sharing between my mac and pc works fine.

I immediately had issues with my router dropping wireless devices and losing internet connection.

I returned it and now have a better internet connection

The hardwired connections work flawlessly, but anything connected via the radio will have to deal with constantly dropped connections

Easy to setup router but seemed to split the connection from the wall ethernet (20mbps) to only 1.5 for some devices at times, so its kind of concerning about what is happening

It would CONSTANTLY lose connection if you had two computers hooked up to it

The connection is horrible, it drops all the time

it dropped the connection to my provider AND lost all its 'memory' so the password etc were completely gone

Now there are a lot of people unhappy with the Netgear N300, and it's understandable--knocks you off, sometimes bad connection, daily resets, etc

, too many products jam the connectivity (a collection of iPad, iPhone, laptops, desktops), and the connection varies with products: I have an older Lenovo laptop (loses wireless connection three times a week) and my wife has an Asus (loses connection once a month)

Both routers drop and drop and drop the connection like a hot potato...causing at best, really slow internet connections and pausing during videos and movies (what an annoyance!).

After getting everything situated I noticed that I actually had a worse connection than I had before I upgraded my internet

Nothin worse than having a bad connection.

An error appears stating that the device is avoiding a poor connection despite having full signal strength

Now it loses internet connection 3 times a day

I bought a Linksys router last night, and the connection is stable.

to dd-wt hoping that wireless N connection would be stable

I have an 1800 square foot home and even though I do have connectivity all throughout the house, the room that is farthest from the router (about 50 feet away with several walls inbetween) has a noticeable slower connection..something more like 6 Mb/second instead

Intermittent connection, whether wired or wireless!

I haven't lost any connection, but I have been mostly in the same room as the router

It didn't slow down my internet connection at all

And, it provides a reliable WiFi connection

My download speeds more than doubled with lightening fast connections.

A week passes and it's to the point that I'm resetting it every day because it looses connection after about 3 hours

On day 2 of using this, it's already giving me poor connections and dropping out

At any point, the router can simply lose its connections and/or lock up.

Suddenly it loses internet connection.

Worked fine for about 6 months, and after that, I kept experiencing many connection drops and bad fluctuations (high ping/jitter and low download/upload)

I have not had a connection dropped or any other problems.

It held a solid connection and I was able to get the same speed speed from wireless as from wired when close to the router

Last thing you should ever purchase if you want a reliable internet connection in your home.

Maybe just cleaning the connections made it work fine.

I like the Push-N" connection.

NETGEAR WNR2000v4Router worked fine for the first 6 months, had strong connection, great speed, then it turned to a nightmare

But the main issue is the way the router randomly loses connection.

It can't keep a good connection -- even when you're in the same room as the device, and even when there is only one device connected

2 weeks later the wireless connection stopped working

Then all of a sudden, nothing changes, but now at least 3 times a day it loses its connection to the internet.

My first Netgear WNR-854T worked fine for a month and just quit.