I needed a router that could act as a bridge and wireless AP for my home network. The store representative recommended this product to me (for half what I was prepared to spend!) and I took it home. Plugged it in as the included directions asked, and it automatically set everything up!

Ordered this router to use in concert with my wifi blue ray player. Works perfectly. Though the packaged instructions didn't work for me, I was able to set up at the Dlink website pretty simply. My house isn't exactly huge, but there are no dead signal areas.

just a very easy to use router, cheap as well

easy to use; cheap

nothing

I have found that it can not hold a connection with the modem. Have restart router and then connection comes back for a while. It has to be done at least 4 times a day.

Its a value for money router though low end one

Low end router

Got this product at 1600/-, easy to install an d setup. But the internet connection resets when connected to HTC mobile. A biggest problem where i cannot share my WIFI with my mobile. DLink should seriously think about it.

Easy To Set Up; Fast; Secure; Small

Unreliable

D-Dlink's DIR-605L is unique and inexpensive, but not exactly cutting-edge. As Wi-Fi routers go, the D-Link Cloud Router (DIR-605L) isn't a top...

Inexpensive; Option to hide geeky networking options; Remote monitoring and

Limited to 2x2 antenna array (300 mbps max; No support for 5GHz band; Switch is 10/100

As Wi-Fi routers go, the D-Link DIR-605L Cloud Router isn't a top performer-it has the basic 2-by-2 antenna array required for 802.11n certification, and its LAN ports support only 10/100 (not gigabit) ethernet.

Option to hide geeky networking options; Remote monitoring and control via iOS or Android

Limited to 2-by-2 antenna array (300 mbps max; No support for 5GHz band; Switch is 10/100 ethernet only

The D-Link DIR-605L Cloud Router may not win performance contests, but it's inexpensive and it lets you monitor and control network activity remotely via iPhone and Android apps.

Overall, I would recommend the DIR-605L to people who are willing to sacrifice some performance for the ability to monitor network activity from afar. The router's lack of 5GHz support, in particular, is disappointing for city dwellers, who often knock each other off the narrow 2.4GHz band that the...

Remote monitoring and control via iOS or Android; option to hide geeky networking options

Limited to 2-by-2 antenna array (300 mbps max); switch is 10/100 ethernet only; no support for 5GHz band