NetGear WNDR3300 Reviews

The Netgear WNDR3300 is a striking, good-looking router, and its attractive appearance is in part due to absence of external antennae.

The Netgear WNDR3300 offers basic dual-band networking, but the lack of speed, gigabit ethernet and USB ports make it hard to recommend.

To attract home users, router manufacturers have to keep setup and maintenance simple, while also walking the very thin line between charging more than consumers will pay-which isn't a lot-and cutting features beyond what they'll accept. The $110 (street)...

Great price for a dual-band router. Good performance. Easy initial install. Nice QoS features.

Performance drop at longer distances. Installation wizard too stripped-down. No Gigabit Ethernet ports.

The WNDR3300 is a decent router if all you need is a basic wireless setup and a good multimedia streamer. Otherwise, explore other options.

Netgears engineers have kept all the antennas on the inside, resulting in a sleeker, more efficient device

With huge range potential and ready for hardcore streaming, this is a router that'll serve you well for the next few years at least. Nice work Netgear

Fantastic buy

I found this realy easy to setup, works fantasticly with vista and I get my full bandwdth through it, something my old router could'nt handle.

Caution if you plan to use this with OSX

This product has two problems. The jack for attaching the Internet service appears to be designed for cable. A phone jack will connect but causes the phone line to fail. Auto instal option does not work under OSX.

Funkar bra. Lätt att förstå sig på. (Jag har haft en WGR-614 tidigare)