Netgear WNDR3700 Dual Band Wireless-N Gigabit Router
I highly recommend this router only. Sure, there may be technically better, but who wants to have a good mix of performance, quality and price will be happy with the WNDR3700.
Advantages
Quality
Price
Performance
simple text-configuration (very nice help-explanatory in the configuration menu)
Cons:
-the easy-going-one-click setup, now it seems not work on Windows 7 64 bit 'too much. However, we also get along without a purpose.
moment, it seems that some problems with hard disk to the USB port to give. This should (but with the next update which resolved when the router settings are installed automatically and the download).
Conclusion
We must celebrate with a solid base unit of Netgear WNDR3700. Although there are 1-2 children diseases that have been resolved, but hopefully soon. The price is reasonable and the speed makes the router in a LAN at home for the focal point for all Gigabit-compatible computer.
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I ordered the Wireless Router WNDR3700 Netgear WNDA3100 in collaboration with the USB stick. The cartoon was the WNDR3700 with adjustable foot, electric cables, network cables, software and information.
The router design really makes a good impression and even the treatment is Top What is also good that the antennas are now internal housing (at least 8 pieces). Thus, the router can also be demonstrated easily open house.
The device that I wanted to do on the CD supplied, but the installation wizard, unfortunately refused her service on 64-bit Windows 7 (the date of purchase of the router: November 10, 2009). Too bad, here I would have gladly taken a software update, and online I found nothing.
The structure was also not a problem because I only now have direct access to the router. Menu of the router, despite the diversity very well structured and browse the help text on the right side to replace the almost-) in the manual (on CD's. The texts help to explain all the terms and it is for non-experts to understand.
Setup worked without problems and the connection to WNDA3100 and my notebook with integrated Wi-Fi adapter was easy to take.
The speed of the router is wonderful. Where I received earlier with the Wi-Fi on my desktop PC only 1-3Mbit now reach my maximum speed of 20Mbps (2.4 GHz) mode. A 5 GHz, however, I reached a speed slightly lower.
The LAN ports have made a good impression and has produced a perfect connection. I have a USB port to connect an external hard drive, but this can stop the router to the Internet when the router is enabled in the menu "Media Server". This feature is disabled router and harmonize beautifully external HDD (Netgearsupport the problem is known). Also set up to access the hard drive was very easy and there are several possibilities (FTP / HTTP / etc.)
Summary:
Positive
- Planning and good workmanship
- Speed very well in conjunction with the WNDA3100 and also to other wireless network cards
- Simple menu with help text
- USB port for connecting hard disk
Negative
- No software support for Windows 7 64bit
- Cancellation of the Internet has enabled media server and connected HDD
Despite the two negative points, I can easily recommend the WNDR3700, also in conjunction with the WNDA3100.