[annette kurten]

belkin.

[emptybox]

Netgear N300. The Readyshare feature is great.

[noise747]

Originally Posted by skipjack79

Whichever of the two neighbour's unsecured routers has the strongest signal strength at the time. Unsure of the brands if I'm honest.

I am shocked that there is no unsecured routers around here apart from Bt flipping fon.

[noise747]

Originally Posted by annette kurten

belkin.

so you are the one?

[ylomyloh]

Dunno...the one Virgin gave me!

[annette kurten]

Originally Posted by noise747

so you are the one?

i might be, is it a good or bad crime?

[Ambassador]

Originally Posted by digimon900

A sky hub? sounds like Sky+

It's this thing

http://www.sky.com/shop/broadband-talk/sky-hub/

[SherbetLemon]

The one my ISP gave me, which is perfectly adequate. I usually have the wireless option disabled, and only enable it occasionally for my kindle. Certainly not worth actually buying a router for.

[MGS4SnakeRulez]

Dunno. Whatever one Sky gave me.

[klendathu]

Thomson . Piece of cheap crap from PlusNet . Avoid at all costs

[Nilrem]

I use an Asus N56 cable router.

Expensive compared to some (about £80), but good wireless signal and more than capable of dealing with the highest speeds our cable can give us at the moment

Prior to that it was a Dlink DIR 615 which was passable but tended to lose connection to the modem about once a week at random.

[Bex.]

Originally Posted by ylomyloh

Dunno...the one Virgin gave me!

mines from VM too

it's this one http://www.virginmedia.com/images/hub.png

[noise747]

Originally Posted by annette kurten

i might be, is it a good or bad crime?

i never seemed to have much luck with Belkin routers or their network cards for that matter. I also know of a few people who have had Belkin routers and have had problems with them.

But then I also know people who have Belkin routers and they been fine, but that seems to be minimal.

the worse one was a mate who could not update his windows when his computers was connected it, but as soon as we put a old netgear in place, it went fine. i tried all ways to get it working, but nope and it also knocked out mobile phone signals. as soon as i entered his house my mobile phone signal would reduce to almost nothing, again got rid of the belkin and all was fine.

but a mate of mine used to swear by them until he got a Asus and realised the Asus is far better.

I was offered a Belkin by my ISP, ok I had to pay for it, but I thought no way, I will get my own,

[cnbcwatcher]

Our ISP-provided one. It's a Netopia but I'm unsure of the model number.

[WinterFire]

Originally Posted by flashgordon1952

I use a ZyXEL but dont use it as a wireless router and tend to use the cabled version instead. i am not a fan of wireless anything.

I have a ZyXEL P660 wireless router, and we use the wireless function a lot. It does what it says on the tin.

Having said that, a router with USB slots for sharing printers and storage is a great idea, and if I bought a router now I'd get one of those.

[katty1166]

Asus Rt-n66u
Asus Rt-n56u
Asus Rt-ac66u

[katty1166]

Quick look the specs here http://www.wirelessrouterhome.com/be...router-review/

[ClarkF1]

Linksys WRT160N.

Have a BT Homehub on standby incase it fails.

[Axegrinder91]

D-Link DIR-615 loaded with dd-wrt.