Poor hardware, poor software, poor support

This was either caused by poor hardware or interference from close by networks

Hardware crapped out after less than 11 months of gentle use

This is the third time at least that their hardware has disappointed.

I called because I need a Return Materials Authorization (RMA) number as per the warranty info printed on the site

I'm giving this router one start because I shouldn't have to employ work around's to get a product to work as it is intended to work.

" and I'm happy to say that my answer is "yes, definitely."The WNR2000 is easy to set up and use; it's every bit as fast as it should be in wired mode and its wireless range and power surpass my expectations

What a pain the a**.

it all works as it is supposed to

Netgear has lost be as a

Didn't really work as I had hoped, requires ethernet connection, will not work on USB drive.

NetGear technical forum helped to reset the channel to desired one (6 or 11) and now working fine as of today!. Hope so there wont be any other issues,

Hopefully it continues to work as it had previously for 16 months.

It's smaller than I thought with no external antenna, which is ok with technology as good as it is now.

The speed also is as fast as if I were on my home computer

I've always been an avid D-Link user in the past, but opted out due to buggy firmware updates and the inability to assign MAC Addresses thru WPA/WPA2.I bought the Netgear WNR2000 because of it's cheap price and easy setup features, and I wasn't too concerned with the features of a dual-band router (WNDR3700) because 5 Ghz has a very short bandwidth (approximately 20 feet), and I reside in a two story house and thought that would be a complete waste of money

a hard wired connection was fine and worked as well as my D-

When I got the Netgear, I was hoping that installing it would be easier than the D-Link as I had problems that required some odd configuration settings that were proved to me from the D-Link support area

I called because I need a Return Materials Authorization (RMA) number as per the warranty info printed on the site

I'm giving this router one start because I shouldn't have to employ work around's to get a product to work as it is intended to work.

" and I'm happy to say that my answer is "yes, definitely."The WNR2000 is easy to set up and use; it's every bit as fast as it should be in wired mode and its wireless range and power surpass my expectations

What a pain the a**.

it all works as it is supposed to

Netgear has lost be as a

Didn't really work as I had hoped, requires ethernet connection, will not work on USB drive.

NetGear technical forum helped to reset the channel to desired one (6 or 11) and now working fine as of today!. Hope so there wont be any other issues,

Hopefully it continues to work as it had previously for 16 months.

It's smaller than I thought with no external antenna, which is ok with technology as good as it is now.

The speed also is as fast as if I were on my home computer