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	1	Linksys EA6500 WLAN; Connectivity: WLAN & Ethernet; Newest review: 12/2012 Although it's not possible yet to make use of the EA6500's 820.11ac features and setup could be easier, in all other respects it's an impressive router that delivers some of the best … 1 review, 15 opinions (Above average)
		Linksys WRT160NL WLAN; Connectivity: WLAN & Ethernet, Wireless; Newest review: 9/2010 The WRT160NL is a decent performer with good range and signal strength. Its support for third-party firmware makes it a great option for tinkerers, who will be able to customise it and add new … 2 reviews, 9 opinions (Above average)
		Linksys WAG320N WLAN, ADSL; Connectivity: WLAN & Ethernet; Newest review: 6/2010 "We like the Linksys WAG320N's ease of use, and its interface is one of the swiftest we've seen ... The modem was fast in our long-range tests and the 5GHz wireless performance is the … 3 reviews, 71 opinions (Average)

Linksys WRT610N

WLAN; Connectivity: Wireless; Newest review: 3/2010

"... Its speeds aren't quite as quick as some other simultaneous dual-band routers we've tested, but perhaps more importantly it boasts good range in both bands; in our long-range

1 review, 1 opinion (Above average)

More information at: PC Pro, 3/2010 Linksys by Cisco WRT610N Linksys by Cisco's unobtrusive flying saucer design is common across its consumer range of routers, and the cable-compatible WRT610N is no different. Place it on a shelf in your living room and it won't stick out like a sore thumb. Single Test. One wireless router was reviewed and rated on features & design, value for money and performance. … to review

Linksys WRT320N

WLAN, ADSL; Connectivity: WLAN & Ethernet; Newest review: 10/2009

PC Format commended the Linksys WRT320N-UK for its dual-band Wireless N technology, its Gigabit Ethernet support and its great management software. The reviewer describes it as the weapon of choice

2 reviews, 26 opinions (Above average)

More information at: PCFormat, 12/2009 Big Up Your Bandwidth Not all routers are equal, Jeremy Laird reveals there's more to wireless networking than just a bit of bandwidth. In test: Six modems were reviewed and rated on wireless network performance, wired and wireless ADSL performance, and wireless video streaming. Overall verdicts of between 40 points and 90 points out of 100 were awarded. … to review

Linksys WAG160N

WLAN; Connectivity: Wireless; Newest review: 8/2008

The flying saucer style of the WAG160N makes for an attractive design for a competitive price. MacWorld found it to be slightly complicated to set up and felt it generally lacked the user

3 reviews

More information at: Personal Computer World, 6/2008 Linksys WAG160N Draft N router Linksys router typically take a rather staid and traditional tract when it comes to design but the new WAG160N looks like it has been made to be seen. … to review

Linksys WRT150N

WLAN; Connectivity: Wireless; Newest review: 2/2008

"The Linksys WRT150N is a well-specified budget router. It's a good choice for those who want the range benefits of draft-n but don't need the other features – or the extra

2 reviews

More information at: PC Advisor, 2/2008 Linksys WRT150N draft-n Wi-Fi router The Linksys WRT150N occupies the budget end of the draft-n router market. This model lacks the exotic 'paddle' antennae of its upmarket brethren and uses just a pair of Mimo aerials. … to review

Linksys WRT350N

WLAN; Connectivity: Wireless; Newest review: 3/2008

"... General router features are a cut above the rest and comparing its price tag with more common wireless N routers shows that it's good value as well."

4 reviews

More information at: Ars Technica, 11/2007 A need for speed: 802.11n router roundup In the ring, we have a Linksys WRT350N gigabit router with support for external USB hard drives, a Netgear RangeMax Next hiding antennas up its sleeve, a D-Link Xtreme N gigabit edition router, and—by popular demand—the Apple AirPort Extreme Gigabit Edition 802.11n router. All four routers installed without a hitch, and each offered support for previous 802.11b and 802.11g standards, so it's possible to use a mixed broadcast mode (though this will affect 802.11n performance). In test: Four wireless routers featuring support for the newer 802.11n protocol were reviewed and rated based on features, performance and value for money. Scores ranged from 5 to 8 points out of 10. … to review

Linksys WRT300N

WLAN; Newest review: 4/2007

"It's a shame that the Linksys Wireless N Broadband Router's Draft-N mode is so poor, as it is fast and has plenty of range in 54g mode. ..."

4 reviews, 1 opinion (Poor)

Linksys WRT54G3G (Vodafone)

3G Router; Newest review: 8/2006

"Grumbles aside, the WRT54G3G is a fantastic mobile networking solution that allows you to create a wireless network wherever you go as long as there is a 3G or GPRS signal. ..."

2 reviews, 5 opinions (Above average)

Linksys RVL-200

Hardware Firewall; Connectivity: Wired; Newest review: 3/2007

"Linksys is offering a very low cost SSL-VPN appliance that is particularly easy to use. However, the payback is that it only supports a maximum of five tunnels ..."

2 reviews

Linksys WAG325N

WLAN; Connectivity: Wireless; Newest review: 7/2007

For both Centrino and Draft-N users, Computer Shopper say the Linksys WAG325N is a quick router that offers good range, and good value for money.

1 review, 10 opinions (Above average)

More information at: Computer Shopper, 9/2007 Linksys WAG325N Wireless-N ADSL Gateway The WPC300N-UK broadband router failed to impress on performance and reliability, but fortunately the ADSL version Linksys' WAG325N sees some improvements. … to review

Linksys WAG300N

WLAN; Newest review: 3/2007

"Transfer rates to the MacBook were untenably slow, with the File Copy dialog predicting a two-hour wait. Waiting for an hour showed that this prediction was gloomily accurate ..."

1 review

More information at: MacUser, 7/2007 Wireless modem/routers: Draft n It seems manufacturers of network kit have been talking about the next generation of wireless devices for as long as the current generation has been with us, but the much anticipated 802.11n standard still isn't due to be ratified until April 2009. For a while, however, there has been an official first draft of the standard, and an increasing number of manufacturers are selling devices based on it. In test: Five wireless routers with built-in ADSL modems were reviewed and rated based on features, performance and value for money. Scores ranged from 1 to 5 points out of 5. … to review

Linksys SPA9000

VoIP Router; Newest review: 3/2007

Despite the Linksys SPA9000's compact design, PC Pro were pleased to find that it was packing an excellent set of features. However, they were disappointed to find that the router had a web

1 review

More information at: PC Pro, 5/2007 Linksys SPA9000 Linksys have just added to their impressive array of affordable IP telephony products with the SPA9000 which boasts an incredible list of features within its tiny frame. … to review

Linksys Wireless G Router with SRX 200

WLAN; Connectivity: Wireless; Newest review: 2/2006

"... a very good selection of security features including Internet access policies. Wireless speed isn’t too hot but the extended coverage offered by Linksys’ SRX200 technology does work …

1 review

Product information and further reviews

Linksys Dual-Band Router WRT320N MacFormat 9/2009 - Linksys's Dual-Band Router WRT320N operates on both 2.4GHz and 5Ghz frequencies, and supporting fast-wired connections, it offers four gigabit Ethernet ports, and comes with an step-by-step configuration wizard.

Linksys WRT150N Computer Shopper 12/2007 - Linksys's WRT150N router is the cheapest Draft-N router we've seen so far. Installation was simple, with the CD-based setup wizard holding our hand throughout the step-by-step process. There's also a handy booklet with installation details in case you get stuck, which is unlikely, as Linsys has made the process as simple as it could possibly be.

A need for speed: 802.11n router roundup Ars Technica 8/2007 - The IEEE 802.11n standard is not official yet, but a host of Draft N routers are already available. We rounded up three of the most popular, threw them into the deathmatch cage, and locked the gate. The fight was brutal, but we gained a solid appreciation for how each device performs and whether any of them make a worthwhile upgrade to your current gear. Review details: Three wireless routers featuring support for the newest 802.11n draft specification were reviewed and rated based on features, performance and value for money. Scores ranged from 5 to 7 points out of 10.

Linksys WRT54G3G-UK Wireless-G Router for 3G/UMTS Broadband Pocket-lint.co.uk 8/2006 - For business travellers wanting to access the office anywhere in the UK most have switched to a 3G datacard. However if there is more than one of you on the road, you'll need a datacard for every man, women and child won't it? Not according to Linksys. It's idea has been to create a networking device that allows you to not only connect to the internet using a Vodafone 3G datacard, but also to share that connection once connected.

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