📶 Boost Wi-Fi Performance with Buffalo AirStation HighPower N300 DD-WRT Router (WHR-300HP) Review

I've been using this router extensively for the past 3 months. Here are my thoughts: 1. Pretty straight forward at first. There is a proprietary automated Buffalo initial setup wizard that is easy to get up and running for 95% of users. I think this is a smart move by Buffalo as it keeps non-techies away from some DD-WRT overclocking tweaks that can break a router pretty quickly over time (about a month). The wireless radio actually achieves a pretty good range with the default signal level of…

So let me start with what we used earlier. An old Motorola cable modem from six years ago and an even older Apple Airport Express. I'm by no means an IT pro, but I've learned a lot by fixing basic problems and learning from various friends in the field. Keep this in mind. So far this baby has worked for a little over a month without any problems. The slim design is a real bonus as my desk is already filled with a full-size case, two monitors, a full-size keyboard and a printer. The signal is…

The router is good so far. Slightly higher bandwidth and reception expected. Replaced an old Medialink router with this one, hoping to take advantage of DDWRT and improve performance. Firstly, I consider myself a fairly technical guy and it took me a bit to get back on my feet. This is not for the average user as the software is a bit complex. Second, the reception isn't as good as my old Medialink router that I placed in the same spot. Last but not least, and the main reason I gave this 3…