Dlink DIR615 Router

Pros: easy setup, sleek looks, value

Cons: software that wasn't worth the CD it was burned to

The Bottom Line: One of few computer devices that works just by plugging it in, but if you want to configure it you may want to bring out the geek inside of you.

Review: I decided to relocate. Renting a truck and movers would not be necessary as all I was moving was my desktop computer from the office to another room in the house. Unfortunately the Internet was further away than I was willing to stretch that nice blue ...

Pros: Lightweight, powerful, inexpensive, unobtrusive

Cons: None!

The Bottom Line: A solid choice for price conscious consumers who don't want to sacrifice functionality.

Review: I bought my D-Link DIR 615 wireless router from Fry's in Burbank California in March 2008. I have been pleasantly surprised at every turn. As a home computer gadgeteer, I realized that I would have to purchase and install a "router" in order to get ...

Pros: Easy set up/web admin

Cons: price ($60) - but worth it

The Bottom Line: Excellent. Easy install, very flexible, great performance.

Review: I almost returned this router based on the review already posted. But I downloaded the owner's manual from dlink.com and looked it over before installing it. The online docs looked pretty easy to set up with many options. Also, the manual was quite ...

Pros: Dynamic DNS Service built in! Fast Routing and web interface.

Cons: Have not come across any yet.

The Bottom Line: Great little router for small business or home. Great range on wireless.

Review: I recently purchased this router as a back up to my current network router. I had a Linksys WRT54G router running a web server, a SQL Server, Network printer, Regular PC, and a couple wireless clients. This was all connected through a 4MB link to the ...

Pros: Easy to set up, upgrade, backup.

Cons: Firmware upgrade wipes out settings.

The Bottom Line: Awesome router, especially if you can find it on sale.

Review: I first bought this router because it was the cheapest N-draft router but I have been pleasantly surprised. I replaced a Linksys G router (WRT54GL) which I had to reboot all the time. My last two routers were Linksys and although I loved it at first, I ...

Pros: Great range, signal strength, price. Good Tech Support. Easy to follow instructions. Use wifi b/g

Cons: Static IP's for wireless devices. Set-up annoying and drawn out. Trouble with firmware upgrade

The Bottom Line: I'd recommend the DIR-615 if you are interested in getting the full speed and distance out of your router for a great price

Review: Welcome to the wonderful world of wireless-n (draft)! I recently moved and started looking around for a highspeed router to go with highspeed internet connection. I looked into wifi g, super-g, and any of those variations with MIMO. After deciding that ...

Pros: The price is right! Range is good. Speed is good (for G).

Cons: A little difficult to setup. Upgrade the firmware

The Bottom Line: I would recommend the Dlink DIR-615 for those that are computer and router savvy

Review: I've had this router for about a week. I saw a bunch of bad reviews, but the price was right and thought I would try it out. It was a little difficult to setup (I wouldn't suggest it if this is your first experience with setting up a wireless router). ...

Pros: Low cost, good feature set

Cons: Unreliable from day one.

The Bottom Line: Run away. Although it installed reasonably well, it would quickly become a problem.

Review: This is highly intermittent. Sometimes a reset, per the manual, will completely reset the DIR-615A1. Other times it resets the IP address but not the password. Over the last four months I have spent hours with this thing. It was in use as a second AP, ...

Pros: Good Range on Wireless

Cons: Horrible setup, firmware bugs, reboots, unstable

The Bottom Line: it's buggy garbage - use someone else's product

Review: i bought this router after my Netgear died. What a pain this thing is. First they require you to have your DSL modem connected to you PC so you can run their CD install software. They use some 3rd party software to monitor and config the unit ...