Buying a new Wireless Router - Need Help

[cubboyroy1826]

Okay as many of you know I am not the most tech savy person. The current router has been having issues of late dropping out multiple times during the day. Rather than go through and try to trouble shoot the issues I would like to replace the router. I am currently using a Linksys WRT 320N. I have the following usage at any giving time. Four laptops using the wireless connection with one of them streaming Netflix, one desktop playing League of Legends and another playing some other online game. The two desktops connect directly to the router as we have our house wired with CAt5.

I really do not want to spend a fortune and have been looking at some dual band routers along with some that are not dual band. How about a little help from you techies out there. Thanks in advance.

[Izulde]

My router is a Netgear. Think it's the N600 but not sure - might be the one just below that. Wouldn't use any brand other than Netgear TBH.

[rowech]

We have had this thing for years and not one issue...
WRT54G Support | Wireless-G BroadBand Router (http://support.linksys.com/en-us/support/routers/WRT54G)

[JonInMiddleGA]

My router is a Netgear. Think it's the N600 but not sure - might be the one just below that. Wouldn't use any brand other than Netgear TBH.

Speaking of which, it was interesting for me to discover that my new AT&T-supplied "Netgear" modem was actually made by Westel. The only thing Netgear about it is the nameplate based on what I've read.

[PurdueBrad]

We have had this thing for years and not one issue...
WRT54G Support | Wireless-G BroadBand Router (http://support.linksys.com/en-us/support/routers/WRT54G)

I can second this router for sure. We picked it up maybe five years ago and we haven't had one issue with it.

[Glengoyne]

My old NetGear was fantastic. I upgraded to a newer model a few years back, and have been completely un impressed. It seems to require rebooting from time to time, and oh the horror, you can't reboot it from the onboard menu. I have to physically go turn it off at the device. I have identified a new "Must Have" feature.

[weegeebored]

My router is a Netgear. Think it's the N600 but not sure - might be the one just below that. Wouldn't use any brand other than Netgear TBH.I am also a fan of Netgear. I currently have the N600 (WNDR3700) and have had no problems. My previous router was also a Netgear, also with no issues.

[cougarfreak]

I bought the new Apple Aiport Base Station Express for myself. It was a bit pricey, but had some extra bells and whistles. I just purchased the Apple Extreme for my in laws. I was shocked at how good the range was, and the ease of set up. And it was only $99. It's about the size of a Roku player for reference, and works with all operating systems.

[cougarfreak]

I am also a fan of Netgear. I currently have the N600 (WNDR3700) and have had no problems. My previous router was also a Netgear, also with no issues.

I purchased a Netgear WNDR4300 from Amazon. It died 2 days later, hence my above purchases. I know they are a little more expensive, but check out the star ratings on Amazon between Apple and the other products. I switched, and am shocked at the quality difference, and the ease of use/setup, and range.

[ISiddiqui]

I just got this one a few months ago:

Amazon.com: ASUS ASUS RT-AC66U Dual-Band Wireless-AC1750 Gigabit Router: Computers & Accessories (http://www.amazon.com/RT-AC66U-Dual-Band-Wireless-AC1750-Gigabit-Router/dp/B008ABOJKS/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1376576650&sr=8-1&keywords=asus+ac+router)

I wanted an AC router for future proofing, but ASUS also has an N router which is a bit cheaper. Great routers.