💻 TRENDnet TEW-651BR Wireless N Home Router in Piano Black - 150Mbps GREENnet Technology Review

Got it for free. the person could not adjust. lay about a year in the trunk. here in the office, Wi-Fi decided to put it on you. Everything is very stable. Nothing ever crashed Pros below: On net by net, my download speed reaches 8 megabytes per second, that is, 8 * 8 \u003d 64 mbps pulls out. pings and speedtest are perfect. It says that there are no losses at all ! Surprisingly perfect. Cons below: It takes a long time to load. Well, for a very long time. Sometimes you start to sin on the…

Occasionally buggy, communication does not give anyone. The Asus EEE PC netbook is not friendly with the router at all. No one could help, even technical support. Trendnets. These are the only two disadvantages of the router. Different pros: keeps the connection with a bang, does not heat up, easy to set up. Its cons: sometimes it does not allow any Wi-Fi consumers to enter the Internet, but not for long. I did not give a connection to the modern netbook Asus EEE PC Win7Starter. The technical…

The model is super, I chose it because the provider installs such, and I do not regret it. Stably holds a laptop, a tablet and two phones, data exchange between devices up to 25Mb / s is the maximum (tested just for the sake of interest, I don’t use it myself)

A cheap option for distributing the Internet over the air. Unfortunately, with an Internet speed of 10/m. Bit, more than two devices via WiFi will not pull (SMART TV, video, movies, etc. ). It will slow down.

A normal router, I set it up quickly - I only entered the login, password and TD of the beeline. And I set the two-channel mode, but I don’t know what it is - someone wrote here that for speed standards you need to set 2 channels. but what are these channels and for what . and in general, did I set the same 2 channels? The menu in the tuner just dropped out with a choice of the number of channels, and something stirred up in my memory. That was the end of the setup. An Internet speed of 55…

Below are some advantages: 1) cost, four additional twisted pair ports 2) doesn't heat up and the speed doesn't stop (internet service) 3) a functional web interface (sometimes freezes, but not constantly) Cons are: 1) Unstable on a vertical outlet; not a convenient power adaptor. A box on a cable, similar to how they would do it on computers, would be preferable.

With all of its perks. does not whistle, does not buzz, does not hang. While jumping, the speed was excellent; however, there were issues on other routers. WI-FI signal strength degrades when torrenting or P2P file sharing is actively being done. It would appear that the available processing power is insufficient to support a significant number of connections.

Some pros: 1) price, 4 extra ports for twisted pair 2) does not heat up, speed does not cut (provider online) 3) a fairly adequate web interface (sometimes freezes, but not every day to use it) Got cons: 1) not a convenient power adapter, does not hold well on a vertical outlet. It would be better if they did it like on laptops, in a box on a wire.

Some pros: does not whistle, does not buzz, does not hang. Excellent speed when jumping, there were problems on other routers. With its cons. WI-FI falls off with the active use of strong or trrent. Apparently there is not enough processor power for a large number of connections.

When stored in the open air, the router maintains a very stable connection. Since TrendNet, in the process of developing the most affordable WiFi feeder, first correctly spread the board, but in order to optimize on the way to the conveyor, quartz resonators and a portion of the capacitances were lost, which negatively affected the stability of the work - if it was placed in conditions with insufficient cooling - in my case, under ADSL modem (considering how it is made, it is difficult to look…

1. I was reminded that there is a price to pay for quality products and services. 2. If I'm successful, I should be able to get at least one-third of the purchase price for this item when I sell it at auction. 3. Stay clear of this rake, investigate products that have received positive feedback, and both your nerves and your Internet connection will be in better shape. Has certain advantages, possibly the standard "n," but the standard is unattainable even under these circumstances. Got cons…

I have been making use of it for the past two years, and I originally rented it. In the past few years, the number of issues that have arisen when connecting by wire can be counted on one hand using only the fingers. Even so, the computer's firewall had to be disabled in some instances in order to proceed with the investigation. You are able to connect to everything in rooms that are adjacent to one another. It is caught either in the kitchen, which has two concrete walls, or across the street…

I strongly suggest that you give this piece of equipment some consideration if you are in the market for a dependable workstation for your home or a modest workplace. I use it now at home, have two computers entangled on the cable (sometimes I also stick a laptop), and I distribute c VPN on the Internet wafer throughout the house. There have been no complaints! Pros: Purchased to take the place of the previous D-Link DIR-300. It took only ten minutes to set up the device (in comparison, setting

The question is, "Well, what did you want for that type of money?" A more expensive model should be purchased if you require a robust Internet connection via Wi-Fi plus. I have been making use of it for a considerable amount of time, and I am completely content. Those who are experiencing bugs and lag even when under light stress should update the firmware to the most recent version. If it did not help, then you have crooked hands or you should get married. Price to quality ratio is one of its…

I purchased it for 1,300 yen in a two-room apartment approximately five years ago. Functions adequately. It will not require a restart more than once or twice every month, and there may be periods of up to a couple of months during which it will function normally without any interruptions. It doesn't have any trouble penetrating walls. When using computers, the signal from adjacent rooms is strong; however, when using phones, it is extremely faint. Via it, I am able to watch online videos…

I voted for four points because it's possible that there was a sediment associated with the marriage. The installation of Akado is straightforward, and I use it. Initially, after the Akado modem, we hang the router through the cable, and then we connect it to the computer using the cable. Enter 192202282022 into the browser's address bar. One single login with the password admin and everything is, in theory, accessible. Simply give Akado a call and tell them to modify your WAN address, which is

"Workhorse" for a penny. Excellent distributes the Internet! There are no crashes or slowdowns! Takes 25 meters from the house on the street. Stably keeps the Internet "on the border" WiFi / two power cords are permanently connected to constantly working devices. Stable plow for 6 years! I recommend!

I have been using it for 2 years, I got it as a rental. Over these couple of years, problems when connecting by wire can be counted on the fingers of one hand. And even then, in some cases it was necessary to disable the firewall on the computer. In neighboring rooms, you can connect everywhere. In the kitchen (2 concrete walls, or across the street and again 1 concrete wall) is caught. Now worse and slower than at the very beginning, but still possible. When connected via WiFi, it's more…

And so this is my first router of this type, there are no complaints once a week (or a month) to tear the hell off the sofa and just reboot it's not too lazy. Falls off the current when it overheats, moreover. that it weighs two Wi-Fi and one wire. For the summer, I advise you to put a cooler that does not like heat very much. although xs. The thing is not bad. And who has crooked hands in the settings, especially don’t drip ato viz muddy)))

lack of power spoiled the impression of buying. Has some pros inexpensive, bought for 760. It does not heat up at all and the speed almost does not cut, although I have 6 Mbps in total. I set it up myself as soon as I connected it, only then I set the password in the settings. thanks to the provider for the automatic detection of ip. Has some cons not so powerful in the end. in my brick house with rooms with a separate layout, already in the next room through the corridor, the signal already…