Netgear WGT624 Router
Netgear - WGT624NARelease Date: Mar 2007
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Summary of User Reviews
Number of Reviews: 4Positive Reviews: 25%
Negative Reviews: 75%
Negative Review
Reviewed by: sanfrankat08 on 05-Jun-08
Strengths: easy setuplike the warrentyagain set up
Weaknesses: none
Summary: It works great with my laptops with newest security features and the setup process is very easy. Signal strength so far is good and I never lose connections. The firmware is OK, easily upgradeable. I could not find yet a way to configure it as a bridge reliably, but supposedly it is possible. Connection while it works is rock stable, no droppings, but as I said the range is not that great even with a external D-link antena.
Positive Review
Reviewed by: jen05 on 14-Mar-08
Strengths: Slick design, easy setup, signal strength is good, support new security features
Weaknesses: My laptop never works in the 108Mbps mode.
Summary: This router is a good economic router for most 802.11b/g devices. The price used to be cheap but now need to spend more to get it. The shape and color is pretty beautiful, but nothing suprising. It works great with my laptops with newest security features and the setup process is very easy. Signal strength so far is good and I never lose connections. The only thing is that my laptop never works in the advertised 108Mbps mode, probabily my build-in card is not Netgear and does not support that mode.
Negative Review
Reviewed by: netigen on 28-Feb-08
Strengths: 2g speed
Weaknesses: cost, wireless connection
Summary: I have been using it for a few months. The connection is not stable specially when there are other routers in the vicinity. It also lacks any QOS functionality. Works ok for home use and has support for DDNS which is good. Overall ok router to own and use.
Negative Review
Reviewed by: asilviu on 25-Feb-08
Strengths: 108 Mbps connection if the other devices can support
Weaknesses: range could be better
Summary: I've got this one as a replacement for a US Robotics 108 MBps that died suddenly. While it did not have any issues with other 108 devices from other manufacturers, the range is sensibly smaller that the USR one. The firmware is OK, easily upgradeable. I could not find yet a way to configure it as a bridge reliably, but supposedly it is possible. Connection while it works is rock stable, no droppings, but as I said the range is not that great even with a external D-link antena

