"Excellent performance, works well with Macs"

The Netgear DGN3500 was my second attempt to replace my aging modem/router, in an environment that includes mainly OSX based machines and a couple of Windows ones. I initially purchased a Belkin Share which, despite having OSX software and the OSX label displayed on the box, didn't work well in a...

Netgear has gone for a gloss black finish on the front. The Netgear DGN3500 Range Max router 'sits up' on small rubber feet but these are too small and the router doesn't feel well especially stable. Rather than risk knocking it over, we laid the Range Max down flat.

The Netgear DGN3500 Wireless Router is not worth buying

This is my first entry into the lean and mean February contest I got the Netgear 3500 Wireless N rou

setup was easy; ethernet worked well

weak wireless signal; printer and PC wifi dropped too often; no push button wpa connectivity

Netgear RangeMax DGN3500 review

Netgear's DGN3500 is a neatly designed Wireless N router that works well, but could still be a little more Mac friendly.

Compact design; USB port for sharing storage devices

Setup software doesn't run on Macs

Netgear RangeMax DGN3500 review

Netgear's DGN3500 is a sleek looking but expensive ADSL router with Gigabit Ethernet and a built in USB storage server. Like Linksys's recent routers, it has internal rather than external antennas, so they can't be upgraded to increase the power of your wireless signal.