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TP-Link Ultimate Wireless N Gigabit Router TL-WR1043ND

Configuration: The firmware included with this router is very user-friendly.  Anything from modifying wireless settings to port settings is only a click away with the menu bar.  I really enjoyed the menu after coming from other manufactures because of the ease of use.  There wasn’t any complex menu trees or missing menu options.  Everything needed to configure the router is sitting at my fingertips.

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10 Comments... What's your say?

  1. Zaito July 3, 2011 at 1:59 am

    Is this a review or am i missing something? I can’t find the specs for this product.

  2. The_one April 28, 2011 at 4:01 am

    @jun i have this router for over 9 months….and i had to restart it only once (whille i was doing setup with it) and signal never drops or anything….speed is MORE THAN FANTASTIC….and those reviews you saw are just of those who complains about it….but millions who bought it and are very happy with it they didnt write any good word about it…..so in short dont let the FEW OPINIONS change your mind….ofcourse theres always risk you get a faulty one but you can always use warranty to get a new one =)

  3. David G April 28, 2011 at 1:12 am

    This is a great site. I think this router is easy to set up

  4. Ben Weber April 27, 2011 at 11:36 pm

    I did do some LAN speed testing while reviewing, but was unable to achieve the mythical 300mbps. However, My LAN speeds (hovering around 100mbps) did not vary when I had 2 or 10 nodes on the network. Prior to writing this review, I’ve had it running for 14 days+ with no need to restart or signal problems. I run the router in PPoE settings.

    I went to Newegg and viewed the reviews: Some said bad signal, some said unreliable or unstable. I have had neither of these problems with the one sent to me during my usage. Based on the reviews of other owners, it’s possible I got a lucky sample.

  5. nat April 27, 2011 at 4:39 pm

    i wouldn’t call this a review.. you could of written this without even having the hardware.

    wheres the test, bandwidth, throughput, range, snr details, chipset info, etc???

  6. jun April 27, 2011 at 9:46 am

    This router is Panned for Poor wireless signal and reception all over newegg, and it seems the only people happy with it were the ones who installed DD-Wrt , you configured this router but you didn’t test it??? WHAT GIVES. I want to know how this thing holds up to testing, otherwise why bother

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