"A router doesn't need all the features under the sun to be worthy of your cash. Indeed, the winner of our last wireless router Labs was the sensible, single-band Draytek Vigor 2110n which combined solid performance with a truckload of features. It's precisely this niche the Asus RT-N15 attempts to fit into." Review details: Single Test. One router was reviewed and rated on features & design, value for money and performance.   → Test results

"TP-Link's WR741ND router with 150Mbit/s N-Lite wireless networking and 10/100Mbit/s Ethernet is almost obscenely cheap at just £17. At this price, anything vaguely functional would be a bargain, but we were pleasantly surprised by the WR741ND's performance and interface." Review details: Single Test.   → Test results

"Using 3G as a backup internet connection in a router is all well and good, but USB dongles are a bit of a clunky solution, with frequent compatibility issues and the risk of them being pulled out. Models with embedded 3G modems are the obvious solution, but these are still pretty thin on the ground. German-based Funkwerk, owner of the Bintec and Elmeg brands, has recently launched the Bintec RS120wu as part of its new RS range, aimed at smaller businesses and branch offices — particularly those requiring the flexibility to integrate easily with more complex enterprise network configurations." Review details: Single Test.   → Test results

"We've reviewed PCs smaller than this router, but this chunky grey box does plenty to justify its size and price. Billion's reputation for stability and consistent uptimes has served it well in the SME market, which makes this router attractive to companies. The BiPAC 7800N has features that an ordinary home user will never need, but could be just what you're looking for if you're setting up or expanding your small or home office." Review details: Single Test.   → Test results