Which WIFI Router to purchase

DrBudgie

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Hi Everyone,
At present I am using a 300Mbps Tenda ADSL with dual Wifi aerials. and I have to constantly keep rebooting the router to enable better Wifi signals or sometimes reset the port within the router settings and that would help for a while.:mad:

What I need to know is what decent router with adsl ports is being used with no frustrations specific to Wifi.
Willing to pay up to R3000.00 :sick:
 
I'll be following this thread, as my Mecer wi-fi / ADSL router keeps losing signal. I then have to diagnose the device and reset the network adapter to get it working again
 
Choose your pick from ASUS. I have the DS12NU-B 300mbps ADSL router. 100% up time and it can easily handle about 10 devices. It shouldn't cost you more than a R1000.
 
I currently have the TP-Link 8970, have to reboot it roughly once a month otherwise the wireless connection goe's bonkers.
Otherwise it's a solid router.

I would go with Asus or Billion, never had a problem with either. Rock Solid.
 
Check you on the latest firmware.
Tenda < TP-Link

The TP-Link routers are rock solid, been using them for years.

I currently have the TP-Link 8970, have to reboot it roughly once a month otherwise the wireless connection goe's bonkers.
Otherwise it's a solid router.

I would go with Asus or Billion, never had a problem with either. Rock Solid.
 
Check you on the latest firmware.
Tenda < TP-Link

The TP-Link routers are rock solid, been using them for years.

Yeah, did that. I'm assuming its due to the number of devices connected. Around 12.
 
I'm using a TP-Link W8960N router - could someone please recommend a wifi extender to use with? I'm looking at the TP-Link products, but all the different nano powerline, wifi powerline, etc. adapters are very intimidating.

My setup is 4MB ADSL home office (where router is installed), three pc's/laptops and a couple of cell phones and iPads connected wirelessly - the furthest room being a granny flat (30m range) through solid walls.
 
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