If you're the type to just plug it in and that's it, you won't have a problem. bulky mess. You have to set up a Netgear account to log into the control panel, which is stupid. From there, living is a nightmare: it will keep checking in and telling you that the router is already registered. For me, the only way to log in was to ask for a one-time password, which is required for their system to function. So how can you configure your router when the system is down? Terrible. My old Netgear routers didn't require this extra step (you also need a username and password for the actual control panel). Why add an extra step?
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