Pros
- Great design and usability
- Very good routing features
Cons
- Poor long-range performance; no QoS support
- Only 90 days of free phone support
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PCWorld's Netgear Netgear RangeMax NEXT Wireless Router Coverage
- Wireless Routers Generally, older gear based on Airgo Networks technology outpaced draft-n lines in our tests. However, draft-n equipment may be upgradable to the final 802.11n spec, whereas products using proprietary chips will never be. Products in the chart are listed alphabetically and not ranked by PCW Rating.
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