Are there any good routers anymore?

Krysis

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I have recently been disappointed with all of the routers out on the market. It seems that ever since Cisco took over Linksys the quality of there products have decreased. Are there any good routers anymore? Is the technology improving?
 
http://catalog.belkin.com/IWCatProductPage.process?Product_Id=450535#

one of my friends has one of those and it kicks ass. He has a mmmmmhuge house and we have had 3 pc's, 2 laptops, a PS3, a wii and an xbox 360 all on it at once and still super duper speeds and stability, so I would say that is pretty good :P

Ihave a netgear router and it works pretty darn good

http://www.netgear.co.uk/wireless_firewall_router_wgr614.php

is it and regularly we have 4 computers on it or 3 and a 360 on it, all online and excellent speeds
 
Belkin is the only one I use I have had my wireless G for 3 years now and still get perfect connection I also have a belkin wireless adapter and it has worked perfect for 2 years now. I never get drop connections and my single strength is always around 50% from about 70feet away. I recently got a belkin wireless N router and after about a month it went crazy and started dropping my connection every 5 mins and was only putting out download speeds of 0.56MBs compared to the 16MBs I'm getting with my G router but I still like belkin as my favorite netgear isn't to bad either my friend has one and he get a good stong single and never gets drop connections. Linksys is the worse and every one I have had would never even work I always ended up returning them.
 
Linksys is good, I don't like Belkin at all.

Every linksys router I sell at my store ends up being returned within a week somebody just bought another one back 2 days ago. The older models are good but ever since cisco took over they are just crap.
 
Yeah I have been returning the last few I bought, but are the Belkin routers flexible? By that I mean are there plenty of settings to make it work how you want it to.
 
Yeah I have been returning the last few I bought, but are the Belkin routers flexible? By that I mean are there plenty of settings to make it work how you want it to.

Yea that settings are not much different then those of other routers
 
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