What is the difference between the Buc Router and the Buc Router Pro (not on Amazon)? Thanks!
2015531
The only difference between the two is hardware: the PRO has a more powerful wireless signal, and Gigabyte LAN / WAN ports. The Web content filtering service is the same.
820895
The pros have speeds up to 750mbps and the LR ones are only 250mbps. The range of the LR access points are like 75 meters further though.
1862960
One is a plunge router the other is fixed. So it is not an apples to apples comparison. However I used the 621 plunge router. I have a 2 star review of I on Amazon I did not like it for 3 primary reasons: bad plunge and debt control mechanism, bad chip clearing due to the vacuum system and tendency to tip over due to the narrow base high handle combination. Because of these issues, I caould not recommend 621 at all. 618 is a fixed base and its handles are really low and it does not have a vacuum mechanism. That means that it will not have the 3 issues I listed. Given the two choices you provided, I would go with 618. Look at a different brand for a plunge router. I hope this helps. One is a plunge router the other is fixed. So it is not an apples to apples comparison. However I used the 621 plunge router. I have a 2 star review of I on Amazon I did not like it for 3 primary reasons: bad plunge and debt control mechanism, bad chip clearing due to the vacuum system and tendency to tip over due to the narrow base high handle combination. Because of these issues, I caould not recommend 621 at all. 618 is a fixed base and its handles are really low and it does not have a vacuum mechanism. That means that it will not have the 3 issues I listed. Given the two choices you... » Read More One is a plunge router the other is fixed. So it is not an apples to apples comparison. However I used the 621 plunge router. I have a 2 star review of I on Amazon I did not like it for 3 primary reasons: bad plunge and debt control mechanism, bad chip clearing due to the vacuum system and tendency to tip over due to the narrow base high handle combination. Because of these issues, I caould not recommend 621 at all. 618 is a fixed base and its handles are really low and it does not have a vacuum mechanism. That means that it will not have the 3 issues I listed. Given the two choices you provided, I would go with 618. Look at a different brand for a plunge router. I hope this helps. « Show Less
483394
Same thing for me today, I guess I didn't read enough of these... I just received the routerboard and nothing else. I have already printed the return labels from Amazon and will buy one elsewhere.
157692
Amazon sells the 3300 in v2 for the United States. I just purchased one and that's what it is. I upgraded the firmware by downloading it from the Netgear website, and while there I noticed it seems that v1 may be just a router without the DSL modem built in, or it has a DSL modem based on different coding standards than are used in the US.
1992767
Hi Ivey, the one you picked is just a switch, not a router. You can go through this process so we can start suggesting a router for you. Here it is: http://goo.gl/7zB1dc
1643633
Both routers look great and meet my requirements. SlikLizrd, can you specify how much is one better than the other for: - Wired and Wireless performance - Wireless Range - NAS performance - Media Server performance Thanks
2088434
Jerry,I remembered I did try with a simple D-Link 4 way router but failed. I was told by a friend that I need another type of router, an advance type. I think he is referring to static and dynamic routing protocol type of router. However, I did not make any attempt to confirm this.
678065
No,you need a different kind of router.If you go on Amazon's website you will find what you need.
323156
Hi Timothy,I have purchased more than a dozen FVS336Gv2 routers for my clients and also deploy them in my own offices. The v2 has a significantly stronger processer than the previous version; I wouldn't want anything else. The v2 is NOT what is in the picture; the ports are in the front and only the power is in the back. HTH,Keith Parker
894056
upon the time I look I did not find a wdnr4000 anymore only it's lower end 3700 brother. Looking at the obvious difference is the network speed which means example wdnr4300 has more speed technically means steadier output less interruption for your use. However it has a downside cloud reason you want a better router not only for it's speed, signal strength, or disk space but you want it's security. Anything cloud poses that threat to you. Im not security expert I only research and build computers. If you want a true tech engineer look at overclockers.com or tomshardware.com be advised sometimes things they say unless you really are into it you may find it more work ahead just to understand what's given. Construction wise according to my numerous findings and researches CISCO and Netgear sadly are not so different now. CISCO used to be top of the game and dead given choice given the money allows. Dont get me wrong I still believe at a company scale you can still ask them to custom make a router just for your company. Commercial grade material at huge cost so consumers outta question. Hope this guides your decision PS if you are still looking for wdnr4300 looks from my side Amazon has drop the price further to 92.99. Be sure to research the inventory and get your cheapest price as your right.
329644
I would say it's a big improvement over the Cisco b/g/n router it replaced, and although it's still not as strong as I would like it, the speeds are noticeably faster and devices aren't dropping off at all like they were before. Compared to the reviews of the other routers that are out there now, darn good bargain for the speed, connectivity, and signal strength improvements. Your results could vary depending on the construction of your housing but I saw improvements for my house which is 3200 sq. ft.
1363369
So How did it go Brent? I want to order this router as well and may just do it today. I am hoping they ship me V2 just to make my life easier. Would love some feedback from you.
2256219
I would not buy this one. I replaced mine with a TP-Link router and it is a way better router and really easy to connect to. I left feed back on the one I bought to.Have a nice dayTed
941919
You can find answers about this router and its brother, the F7D8301 at Belkin's website. The only difference is the other has 2 USB ports. Works great for adding a external USB printer or HDD. Although, security options on these routers is a little weak compared to comparable routers the price is good and there hasn't been an update on the firmware for several years.
1976193
To be totally honest...have no idea. Wish I could have been more helpful. But I'm def going to be buying a more powerful one as the netgear one that I have isn't doing the job as I have way tooooo many wireless "things" working off that one router, even with the extender, still no good. Not sure which one I'm getting. Good luck
1570041
This router does not have qos as far as I am aware. I am currently using the router and getting a fair amount of buffer bloat. I looked for any qos information for it and was unable to find any.