Linksys has been around, and what's more important is what hardware is picking up the signal. You can have a 40.00 router and have a bad link because of the network adapter in your system.
Tp-link get my vote,had linsksys and it kept dropping connections,tp-link one runs great
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Linksys has been around, and what's more important is what hardware is picking up the signal. You can have a 40.00 router and have a bad link because of the network adapter in your system.
Personally I use Dlink DIR-655 for last 2 years and it yet to create any kind of problem.
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