Netgear WNDR4500
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14 years ago
Netgear WNDR4500 Review
Netgear ‘s latest wireless router, the WNDR4500, promises to be the company's best yet. Packing simultaneous 2.4GHz and 5GHz support, dual USB ports for NAS duty and printer sharing, gigabit ethernet and enough style to put most networking kit to shame, the WNDR4500 also promises to be...
14 years ago
Netgear WNDR4500 Wi-Fi Router Review
It's easy to become jaded when you review as much cutting-edge hardware as we do. We try not to be curmudgeons, but we do get grumpy when next-gen hardware fails to make a leap in performance - or worse, when it falls behind the gear it's intended to supplant.
14 years ago
Netgear N900 (WNDR4500) Review
While generally not considered part of the storage ecosystem, networking gear plays a key role in transporting data from device to device. In this case we're taking a look at Netgear's latest high-performance router offering, the N900 (WNDR4500).
14 years ago
Netgear N900 Wireless Dual Band Gigabit Router review
The N900 has excellent range when used with suitable client devices, and has decent real-world performance but - as with any of the new breed of 450Mbps routers - don't expect it to work miracles, in areas with heavy interference.
13 years ago
Netgear WNDR4500 Dual Band Gigabit Router Review
The Netgear WNDR4500 is the company's top-of-the-line router (unless we count in the recently announced equipment with 802.11ac support). It looks good with its large and pretty case with in-built antennas, handy indication system, two USB ports, dedicated Wi-Fi On/Off and WPS buttons.
13 years ago
Netgear WNDR4500 N900 Wireless Router Review
Netgear has been a favorite manufacturer of computer networking devices for computer users and enthusiasts worldwide since they were formed back in 1996. Since then, they have become a trusted name in wireless technology and have been hanging their hat on their currently flagship router, the N900...
13 years ago
N900 NETGEAR WNDR4500 Wireless Router
This is not the first time our laboratory hosts IEEE 802.11n wireless routers which can operate in two frequency ranges (2.4 and 5 GHz) at the same time. About half a year ago we had already reviewed one model, ASUS RT-N66U .
Pros:
- Support of two wireless frequency ranges
- Presence of traffic meter
- Ability to block unauthorized USB-devices
- High data transmission speed via PPTP
Cons:
- High price
12 years ago
Unusable after 1 year
I bought this router in July 2012, and it worked perfectly for one year and two weeks. Then, the latency went through the roof and packets started getting dropped. Tech support said that the problem was common and the permanent fix was just some changes to the router settings.
12 years ago
We bought this router and it was easy to setup and ran fine for about 4 months. Then started disconnecting from the internet. Would drop all wireless connections then reconnect after 5-10 seconds, modem would stay locked in.
12 years ago
Not satisfied
Beware this is not a wireless router, it requires a separate modem. I realised this after i opened the box, i returned it un used but did not get all my money back, will not deal with this supplier again. CIAO.
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