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Great DD-WRT Compatible Router . I purchased this to replace an ailing Linksys WRT54GL router. I was looking for a DD-WRT compatible router because with the right hardware, this firmware will run for several years without the need for a reboot. Well, this seems to be such hardware. The Asus gear works very well with the DD-WRT firmware and has not needed a reboot since we installed it.
The router is not only solid but it is attractive as well.
Great DD-WRT Compatible Router . I purchased this to replace an ailing Linksys WRT54GL router. I was looking for a DD-WRT compatible router because with the right hardware, this firmware will run for several years without the need for a reboot. Well, this seems to be such hardware. The Asus gear works very well with the DD-WRT firmware and has not needed a reboot since we installed it.
The router is not only solid but it is attractive as well.
ASUS (RT-N10+) Wireless-N 150 Entry Home Router: Fast Ethernet and support upto 4 Guest SSID(Open source DDWRT support) Reviews
I have six of them - enough said. . As a networking guy for a school, I have bought a lot of routers over the years, but found a gem I when I picked up one of these. It is easier to use and less hassle than any high dollar router I've ever purchased (I've bought from Apple, Netgear and Cisco). We currently have six of them in use. The great thing about these routers is they give you every feature you really need at a price that makes them nearly disposable (not that any have broken on me yet).
I have six of them - enough said. . As a networking guy for a school, I have bought a lot of routers over the years, but found a gem I when I picked up one of these. It is easier to use and less hassle than any high dollar router I've ever purchased (I've bought from Apple, Netgear and Cisco). We currently have six of them in use. The great thing about these routers is they give you every feature you really need at a price that makes them nearly disposable (not that any have broken on me yet).
ASUS (RT-N10+) Wireless-N 150 Entry Home Router: Fast Ethernet and support upto 4 Guest SSID(Open source DDWRT support) Opinions
Great router if you're willing to install DD-WRT . I bought this router from a local store about 6 months ago, to replace a Buffalo router with a failed wireless board. I wanted to make sure I got a router that was explicitly supported by DD-WRT, since that is what I was running on my old router, but I decided to give the ASUS firmware a chance first. Configuration was easy enough, but the wireless connection was inconsistent and kept dropping, even though my laptop was 10 feet away. Sometimes it wouldn't reconnect automatically, which forced me to reboot the router once a day on average. I gave up after a week and installed DD-WRT, and it has been solid ever since. So while this is a good inexpensive router, in my opinion it really needs DD-WRT installed to make it reliable.
Great router if you're willing to install DD-WRT . I bought this router from a local store about 6 months ago, to replace a Buffalo router with a failed wireless board. I wanted to make sure I got a router that was explicitly supported by DD-WRT, since that is what I was running on my old router, but I decided to give the ASUS firmware a chance first. Configuration was easy enough, but the wireless connection was inconsistent and kept dropping, even though my laptop was 10 feet away. Sometimes it wouldn't reconnect automatically, which forced me to reboot the router once a day on average. I gave up after a week and installed DD-WRT, and it has been solid ever since. So while this is a good inexpensive router, in my opinion it really needs DD-WRT installed to make it reliable.
Solves home theater issues very very well . Like many, I wanted to exhaust connectivity options for my home theater gear (Panasonic plasma, Blu-Ray player, WDTV Live) before running ethernet cable in my walls, patching drywall, texturing and painting. Just before going the wired route, I bought the ASUS (RT-N10+) 150 for it's repeater mode. It's been weeks and I'm thinking this might be one of the best values out there.
Setup was easy. The various mode options (router/bridge/repeater) are not only obvious but simple to configure. I'm using mine in Repeater mode which essentially rebroadcasts the wireless signal but the killer feature here is how the four ethernet ports are enabled and can be used to connect to non wifi enabled devices; my TV and BRD player. How cool is that?
Regarding throughput, it seems to fall halfway between wireless G and Cat5e cable; much like N does but I think this might be better than embedded N in components. The higher end power line ethernet devices are likely still better but only in optimally wired homes which mine is not.
Prior to using the ASUS, I was relying on the embedded wireless G on a Mac Mini to stream HD video from the embedded wireless N on a different and newer Mac Mini. Before rolling out the ASUS, I was limited to 720p and it was often choppy but now buffering has been nearly eliminated and streaming compressed 1080p video is now possible. Again, this setup still lacks the performance of wired but it's a winning compromise.
Okay, now let's talk value. Many wifi adapters for flat panels and BRD players cost $80 and provide connectivity to one device each. The ASUS provides 4 ethernet ports which could save hundreds if one has a lot of components. I plan to eventually move to an internet capable AVR or surround processor/pre-amp and I won't need to concern myself with connectivity.
It really does deserve 5 stars.
Setup was easy. The various mode options (router/bridge/repeater) are not only obvious but simple to configure. I'm using mine in Repeater mode which essentially rebroadcasts the wireless signal but the killer feature here is how the four ethernet ports are enabled and can be used to connect to non wifi enabled devices; my TV and BRD player. How cool is that?
Regarding throughput, it seems to fall halfway between wireless G and Cat5e cable; much like N does but I think this might be better than embedded N in components. The higher end power line ethernet devices are likely still better but only in optimally wired homes which mine is not.
Prior to using the ASUS, I was relying on the embedded wireless G on a Mac Mini to stream HD video from the embedded wireless N on a different and newer Mac Mini. Before rolling out the ASUS, I was limited to 720p and it was often choppy but now buffering has been nearly eliminated and streaming compressed 1080p video is now possible. Again, this setup still lacks the performance of wired but it's a winning compromise.
Okay, now let's talk value. Many wifi adapters for flat panels and BRD players cost $80 and provide connectivity to one device each. The ASUS provides 4 ethernet ports which could save hundreds if one has a lot of components. I plan to eventually move to an internet capable AVR or surround processor/pre-amp and I won't need to concern myself with connectivity.
It really does deserve 5 stars.
Excellent especially for the price . My techie friend advised that I get this router to replace one that I had that didn't have the newest security. Being a non-techie, this was ridiculously easy to set up and get it going. It seems to be working great, and my occasional lags in internet speed that my old router was giving me are gone now. Great deal.
SOOO easy to set up! . This router can be installed by anyone that knows how to check email. Fastest and easiest setup I have ever done on a router. For the tech geeks, this router is still fully open for you to play with settings, but beginners can skip the fancy stuff and get right to surfing. Easy to install, easy to modify- great purchase.
Cons Review
Slow router . I have this router for over several months. It's very slow router. I did speed test several times: When I by pass this router and connect modem to my computer directly the speed is 30~40% faster. You pay what you get.
Feature ASUS (RT-N10+) Wireless-N 150 Entry Home Router: Fast Ethernet and support upto 4 Guest SSID(Open source DDWRT support)
- EZQoS(Easy Quality of service)Allow multiple network activities (FTP, Game, P2Pâ?¦) to work smoothly at the same time;
- Radio power adjustment; Save/restore configuration files; Upgrades via web browser;
- Interface: WAN: 1x RJ45 for 10/100 BaseT, LAN: 4x RJ45 for 10/100 BaseT;
- WPS button: Automatically SSID and WEP or WPA configuration; Antenna: 1x 3dbi external fixed antenna; Operating Frequency: 2.4~2.4835GHz
- Operation Channel: 11 for N.America, 13 for EU, 14 for Japan; LED Indicator: 1x Power, 1x WLAN, 1x WPS, 1x WAN, 4x LAN
- Data Rate: 802.11n Draft 2.0: upto 150Mbps, 802.11g: 6, 9, 12, 18, 24, 36, 48, 54Mbps 802.11b:
- Data rate: 1, 2, 5.5, 11Mbps; Output Power: 14~16dBm(n mode), 14~16dBm(g mode), 17~19dBm(b mode)
- Firewall: Logging: Dropped packet, security event, Syslog; Filtering: Port, IP packet, URL Keyword, MAC address;
- Firewall: NAT and SPI (Stateful Packet Inspection), intrusion detection including logging;
- Firmware restoration; Device discovery; DHCP server, WAN DHCP client
- Help you to setup wireless and Internet connection easily; Firmware Restoration: Restore firmware while system enters rescue mode
- Restore button: Push for 5 seconds to restore factory setting
- Smart Wizard browser-based administration; Remote managemet; Repeater/Router/Bridge mode; 4x SSIDs
- Support Ethernet and 802.3 with max. bit rate 10/100Mbps and auto cross-over function (MDI-X);
- Utilities: Device Discovery: Discover router in network and help user to invoke Web Configuration page, WPS:
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Product Details
EAN : 0610839321322UPC : 610839321322
MPN : RT-N10
Brand : Asus
Weight : 2 pounds
Height : 4 inches
Length : 12 inches
Width : 8 inches
Binding : Personal Computers
Manufacturer : Asus
Model : RT-N10
Publisher : Asus
SKU : DHRTN10PLUS
Studio : Asus
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