I bought this router thinking you get what you pay for, so you would think I wouldn't get to the conclusion of writing this review. The set up was easy, the router has cool options, good controll panel....

Weak signal strength. Drops connections. Have to constantly restart for it to work. Maybe this is just a bad one because it seems to be getting worse. I am VERY disappointed in this unit.

Easy to Use

not reliable

User friendly interface however the product is underwhelming. I am losing 3MB compared to my old WD router. Signal is dropping all the time as well

The router is quite good and especially looks classy. But since it is priced considerably higher than the similar ones it it classed I was expecting something with blazing fast speeds and robustness head and shoulders above its peers. It failed those expectations.

Weak signal strength. Drops connections. Have to constantly restart for it to work. Maybe this is just a bad one because it seems to be getting worse. I am VERY disappointed in this unit.

The Linksys EA2700 funtions well at short distances. It DOES NOT provide full home coverage, however. Our cable enters at a utility room and that is where the modem and wireless router reside.

It works at short distances--twenty feet

Does not provide full home coverage

1) Wireless router does NOT perform at advertised speeds. 2) Cisco Connect utility worked until I updated to the new Mavericks OS X 10.9 operation system. 3) Now, Cisco Connect utility is not supported and you cannot change primary or guest network password or any of the other utilities for this...

I've already covered Cisco's new "App Enabled" router line and reviewed the EA3500 in depth. So this focus of this review of the EA2700 Gigabit Dual-Band Wireless N600 Router is mainly on how it performs. The EA2700 is the least expensive way to buy into Cisco's cloud-connected future.