Love It but Looking Forward to the Next Version... Wider Range... Faster...
937027
A very good router compared to the previous one that I had from Asus. It provides a very strong signals... excellent range. I put my router in the basement and still get extremely strong signal on the second floor...
2501855
Bought this to replace an older Asus RT-N16, I loved my previous router, but after moving to my new place the signal my N16 was producing could not reliably broadcast to the entire house. This router on the 2.4GHz N band is about 30% faster than the N16 up close and about 250% faster at a distance of 50ft. On the 5GHz N band I get triple the speeds up close and about 20 times the speed at 50ft. Definitely pleased with the AC66U, I also tried the AC wifi from my cell phone and it seems extremely fast, but do not have any computers with the ability to connect to a AC to benchmark with yet.
2041030
I really like this router. I bought it to replace a Buffalo AC1300 that just wasn't cutting it due to shoddy firmware and weaker signal from the built-in antennas. As expected, I saw a significant increase in range and speed. The setup for the router was much simpler (not that I particularly needed it... I tend to opt for manual configuration) and the firmware interface was more intuitive and better thought out than the Buffalo one. All in all this router just seems like a better package.

The cons are obvious... it's expensive and you need to buy an equally expensive bridge (or another router) if you're going to do anything using 802.11ac draft. Also, the draft is not the final standard so it's possible features may change when standards compliant devices come out.

I wasn't so sure about the Buffalo AC1300, but I would say I'm completely satisfied with this purchase.
2503731
This router packs some punch in features and range. In the past I've stuck to Linksys wireless accesspoints for home but this time I ventured away due to great reviews elsewhere which were well deserved. I'm able to setup wireless for my family's use along with guest access that is restricted quite easily. Live in a neighborhood with lots of people running wireless nearby, well this beauty's dual band capabilities and MIMO with external antennas gets rid of that problem (for the devices that support 5Ghz anyways). Updates are a breeze and love the usb file/printer sharing support. For the real geeks out there IPv6 is supported.
940934
I'm a backer of Kickstarter Keewifi campaign.  The promised delivery has been missed.  As a token of appreciation for being patience the creator has sent all backers a free router to check it out.  I can't believe how fast and easy it is to get it up and running Wait for light to change from orange to blue and then place your mobile device on top of it and listen for the beep. You're done, no password required.  I set it up as range extender.  I can get full signal throughout at every corner of the house and from my garage through a few walls in between.  Can't wait to get hands-on my pro version.
2689048
I also pre-ordered and anxiously awaited its arrival. I was somewhat familiar with the software version and seemed a bit lost when I initially set it up. My first problem was connecting it to my network. I was disappointed that it only has a 2.4 GHz wireless radio. I was even more disappointed when it only shows 1 bar of connectivity to my wireless network. I have a brand new Netgear Rangemax 3700 wireless router and have fantastic coverage throughout my entire house. The Boxee Box was about 30 feet from my wireless router and even in direct line of site with no walls or anything in between. Still, the Boxee Box only showed 1 bar of signal strength and also continually dropped the connection while streaming content from my media server. I did the initial software upgrade, hoping that would help fix the problem, but it did not.

I have an Apple TV (the old version) in the exact same location and it has full signal strength. Since then I have also purchased an LG Wifi BluRay player and that also has full signal strength from the same location. What they heck is wrong with the Boxee Box, especially since it was made by a networking company???

I have the box sitting here waiting to return. If I could get the signal strength issue figured out I might give it a second chance. But other if not it'll have to go back...

EDIT 1/27/2011

The past two firmware updates have done a lot to help the box become more stable. I did not end up returning the box but kept it and have been relatively satisfied. One problem does persist: if you pause a show you are watching for more than 10 minutes, *sometimes* it will abort the show/movie and take you back to the file menu. This is a minor problem for me and happens maybe once every couple of weeks. Other than that, the box is phenomenal, all the content you can imagine through the apps. The user interface is a little clunky, but I know they're working on it. Even the wife has learned how to use it by herself. Our five year-old also can navigate to his favorite movies without a problem. True 1080p is wonderful and Vudu streaming in HDX with Dolby 5.1 is amazing. The demo scared the heck out of the wife and dog. If you're doubting about this product, put your doubts aside. I have tested them all, for playing local content nothing beats the Boxee Box, and the plethora of internet content through it just adds to the greatness.
658341
It is very fast and the smartphone integration is awesome. I love the feature where you can create a second WiFi zone just for guests. But the one problem with it is that the range is rather limited. Our home is 2100 sqft single storey, and the rooms on either end of the home receive a very weak signal and sometimes no signal at all. In the interest of full disclosure though, we do keep this device behind a door  which is not recommended.
32593
I'll say this - Cisco has been slow to release new software for this device  And I had UI problems trying to provision a /26 subnet that we just couldn't solve.  But to their credit, Cisco did dig in and figure out that this was a real bug, and seemed committed to fixing it.  But by the time they did, I had worked around it by (with considerably more effort) by using /24 networks, which the UI was much happier with.

I have a pair of these which replace a pair of RV042s.  For us, it's a real upgrade in terms of performance, reliability and security.  We are also able to consolidate a couple of small switches into this one using the VLAN capabiliy.

This appears to be a solid performer worthy of the CISCO name.  And I can't say enough good things about their tech support people.
605000
Upgraded from a 2360LMT.  The features are great, but the unit is not perfect.  I am finding that the maps are rather slow to render (and sometimes don't render at all until I reset the GPS) when navigating.  Also, when you miss a turn, it ha sheen taking the unit about 20 seconds to figure that out to suggest a new route. I believe these issues are due to a slow processor in the GPS that cannot keep up with all of the new features.  The 3490 has also frozen up twice so far.  Both times I was driving into the sun, so I suspect the unit is overheating.  It was VERY hot to the touch on the back right side.  But the positives are huge, which in my opinion have outweighed the negatives by far.

Things I like about the 3490LMT:
> Terrain is available as a layer in the 3D view.  The terrain can tend to bluer the roads a little, but I still like to use it.
> Birds-eye view of some interchanges.
> Names of nearby stores is an optional map layer. This is really neat but appears to delimited to companies that have paid Garmin a promo fee?
> "Exit finder" displays what shops are available at upcoming exits. It shows them as a text list.
> Voice command works great.  Misses very few store names, interacts very smoothly, and lets me keep by hands on the wheel.  A+ here.
> Still has a trip log that uses a blue trail.  The blue trail needs a software update, however.  It will put a straight line between Houston and Los Angeles if you turn your GPS off at IAH and kick it back in at LAX.
> Sharp, clear screen.

Some nitpick items:
> Rendering and loss of map altogether while navigating. Complete loss of map has only happened twice when the unit got hot.
> Much slower than my 2360LMT to "recalculate" a new route when I make a wrong turn. Once, I had to pull off the road so it could catch up with me with a new suggested route.
> Color choices make some roads hard to see.  Needs more contrast.

The best Garmin GPS to date.  The next version with a new processor will probably be great.
3640867
OK I received my VPad7 yesterday afternoon, and so far I'm MOSTLY Happy!
It's zippy, but I do wish they had put in a 1Ghz processor. Will probably force it out of a Honeycomb Upgrade.
I can not get Adobe Flash to install, but so far I haven't found that to be an issue on the web.

Viewing Angels not a problem, Battery life - We'll see after it's conditioned but so far I'd estimate 4-8hrs depending on activities.
Tested Transformers 720p HD and not one flicker
Sound from it's little speakers Impressive!
Dropped my T-Mobile SIM in and BOOM instant Big Phone :D  The Speed only shows Edge, but I'm in a funky location.
Phone quality - Just got off a 1 hour conference call using both the speakerphone option and the plugin headset.  No complaints from anyone. I heard the other end just fine.
Reception signal is actually BETTER with this than with my actual T-Mobile HD2 phone.
Highly Recommend getting a MicroUSB card as the internal memory is minimal.  Get the more expensive FAST card for better performance.
Streaming music, sounds Great just as nice as an MP3.
GPS works like a champ!
Angry birds works great  :D

My only other Gripe is the keyboard - It functions fine, but I'd like to use the Market's Better Keyboard, which after installed and enabled - doesn't swap out for the swype keyboard that is standard.

I may look into the "rooting" options that people have done with it's big brother, but so far it's handsomely accomplished everything I've tasked it with!

If you're looking for a Bigger Screen Smartphone, and don't want to pay that extra Data Fee that the carriers are forcing on us, this is CURRENTLY your best option! and with that extra Data Fee you can't use it's competitors (Galaxy Tab for example) as a phone, even though they have the capability.

If I have luck with rooting and installing any custom ROM, I'll post my results.  It's not a top priority ATM as it's satisfactory as it is.
TO Viewsonic - Get is certified for Flash, and unlock it so I can use whatever virtual keyboard I want and you'd get 5 stars!!

Update: 5/30 OK after using it awhile I've come up with two major flaws - this may be MY actual device, or an actual design flaw -  1) Charging has become a game - I have to Cinch the Power cord behind the Tablet using something to Hold it in place back there then maneuver the USB plug just right or it won't charge.  2)the "Buzzer" now goes off if you hold the the Tablet too tight or if its in my computer bag; and won't stop until you slap it.  So it now sits in a cradle, it functions fine and I still use it, but not outside of my home office.... I should have returned/exchanged it, but I had such problems getting basic information from Viewsonics' Customer Service, I just re purposed it and got the XOOM which I LOVE 110%.  Hopefully no one else has had this issue, if not for that I'd Still give it 4 Stars.
304321
I wanted to use one exactly like this one. I am very happy to get it.
Now I am feeling the pride of bluetooth music listening and attending calls.
The first need for me is I should be able to do Rewind and Forward tracks. not many headsets support this functionality.
Luckily I got in this model.

The latest version on this model is amazing. There is voice response for on and off. The access buttons are made more ergonomic.
I love the new revision. Keep it up Avantree.. :)
49672
Loved it at first, but now I want more than a ball rolling around on the floor...

Great concept though.  Looking forward to seeing some progression with the technology.
2761595
Great router for the price.  I ended up setting up both my parents with these.  I also set it up for a couple small businesses that asked me to help them with their network.  Solid, does the trick, and I'm looking forward to improved centralized management with UNMS as it develops more (I believe it officially released 1.0 yesterday or today).

I really love some of the advanced features, especially those available via command line only.  Zone-based firewalls are nice (although, slows the boot time significantly due to the complexity/permutations of firewall rule creation).  Deep packet inspection is nice, although seems to lack support in recent years, despite forum posts saying they haven't abandoned that feature.

I am hoping that the UNMS interfaces starts to give more management a la Unifi Controller software.  It seems to be headed that way at least.
1299720
I love this concept.  The ability to catalog (digitally) all of your movie/entertainment needs in one cloud-based application.  My challenge thus far is in getting the Fire TV box to match the potential.  It can occasionally "lag" or force the viewer to wait for buffering.  I boosted my internet signal into my home at over 33Mbps and my Wifi Router can easily accommodate 300+Mgps so my hardware or data-speed is not to blame.

I performed some of the App Settings recommendations recently and that appears to have helped so I encourage others to do the same.  The specifics can be found in the Help section of Amazon.

I will wait for definitive grade once I've had time to evaluate for a few months.  For now, the potential is great but the function "may" be a bit behind as yet.

More to come....Good Luck!
1938662
MAKE SURE TI UPDATE FIRMWARE BEFORE USE. Very awesome range, options for guest network and several other convenient features.
774786
The 510 is a great unit and I plan to keep it even with it's shortfalls. First off it has yet to disply correct addresses for locations and is sometimes two blocks off. Maps are mostly accurate except for subdivisions or areas that have been built within the last three or four years. Hopefully updated maps will be out shortly...at NO CHARGE. I've downloaded the patch from Navman so now I'm waiting for more patch and map improvements. Reception is great. Without external antenna I've mounted it on the face of my dash, not out in the open exposed to the sun and thieves and it never fails to aquire. Even in the garage. Volume could be a little louder. Color touch display rocks. Overall pretty good unit, needs only a few upgrade improvements, like address/position accuracy better than a block or two. 50-100' would be nice!
3101566
I bought my new LN22A650 from Amazon on 12/28/08 and it arrived as scheduled 01/02/09. So far, I love it and can't wait for the Dish folks to show up this week with my upgraded HD receivers and  different dish. I can't imagine that it could be any better but we'll soon know. I've seen some reviews about the poor sound quality. Out of the box, it wasn't very good but there are several options in the menu to change the sound and it improved it dramatically. In fact, I think it sounds great now. Obviously, it would sound better with an external amp and speakers but for an internal speaker system, it's as good as any. Not sure why they don't just start with it as good as it can be but I guess it gives the button pushing electro-gurus great pleasure in tinkering with the innards.

The "red" Touch of Color is blended in very well with the black bezel and attractive. I just can't find fault with the set in performance or cosmetics.

Anyway, just wanted to say, I'm happy with the set, the service and the prompt shipping. I have a PN50A650 on the way too. Will report on it as soon as it's all set up.....