BUFFALO Wireless-N NFINITI Gigabit Broadband Router/Access Point Reviews

Don't waste your time trying to set it up in Wireless Client Bridge mode like I did. Once I tried the Wireless Repeater Bridge mode it setup quite easily. Just follow the "how to" article from DD-WRT.

The router flashed easily with DD-WRT firmware. This makes it capable of being setup as a Wireless Repeater Bridge. It's working excellent for me and I have 5 wired Lan ports available from it ;

Doesn't work as a Wireless Client Bridge but I really don't see this as much of a problem ;

It was very easy to load recent version of DD-WRT to make this a full featured router complete with WDS (wireless distribution system -- ie access points that don't need to be connected via Ethernet) and OpenVPN support. One downside of this easy upgrade...

For the sale price I paid, this N based router has been a great upgrade for a G based router ; Connect at up to 300 Mbs when irritating your neighbors by hogging half the 2.4Ghz band with 40Mhz channels. 144Mbs if you wish to be nice ; WiFi Protected Setu...

No 5 GHz support -- so you must something in the 2.4Ghz band which is a cluttered band ; All the ethernet ports are 100Base-TX instead of 1000Base-T. A shame since the wireless can actually push more data than the wired ports ; Both antennas are internal...

Good price, arrived timely. I was able to flash it and put the dd-wrt firmware on it. This firmware adds a lot of options

This router does not have a wide wireless range. However, I was able to convert my old linksys router into an access point for the areas of my home where the Buffalo was not reaching