Buffalo Wireless Router Reviews

"I bought this router knowing I was immediately going to flash it with the free DD-WRT firmware...Once you flash to DD-WRT on the Buffalo WHR-G54S/WHR-HP-G54/WZR-RS-G54 and you want to flash back to the Buffalo firmware, look in the downloads section of...The WHR-HP-G54 image is the German version...I now own two of these routers (both WHR-HP-G54...So I bought this on Amazon (good price and great delivery..." read more »

"Got my WZR-HP-G300NH router today and thought I'd give a few first impressions...The Encore card works fine in the laptop...Setup is SB6120 cable modem,WZR-HP-G300NH, Trendnet TEG-S50G gigabit switch, an Athlon 64 2.4Ghz/2gb/Netgear GA311 gigabit NIC system (connected to router switch), an Phenom II X3-720BE 2.8Ghz/8gb/Realtek RTL8111C onboard gigabit NIC (connected to TEG-S50G), HP LJ (connected to TEG-S50G via Jet Direct), Insprion 8500/Encore ENPWI-N cardbus N wireles adapter...Laptop has stayed at a constant Excellent signal/270mbs all week downstairs and taking it upstairs stays Very Good to Excellent and 220+mbs..." read more »

"The signal range is so bad that's it's useless...WHR-G54HP has much better range in the same area...Why on earth did they make this product..." read more »

"The Buffalo Technology AirStation Nfiniti Wireless Router & Access Point WZR-G300N is the company's very early entry into the 802.11 draft-n race...The AirStation Nfiniti WZR-G300N uses Buffalo's updated case design, with a sleek silver body and three antennas atop the unit..." read more »

"Now employees in small and home offices and the self-employed can get the same convenience and security when accessing their desktop computers from the road, and also have a blazing fast wireless network in the office...In initial tests over one problem link with a Netgear 54-Mbps 11g client, the Buffalo router, which has an integrated antenna, did not provide as good signal strength as the Netgear router I had been using...If you're using the G54 in a small office with five or more client devices and you're concerned about setting up the security features properly, this is probably a good feature to have, but for most home office users it's overkill..." read more »

"Sharing broadband connectivity over a wireless link continues to grow in popularity, and Buffalo's latest offering, the G54 AirStation, provides a good option for the home market...You can add non-AOSS devices by manually obtaining the SSID and WEP keys from the G54's management interface...Packaged with a WLI-CB-G54 CardBus PC Card, the AirStation offers good value and security for the money..." read more »

"The screen should go to the Wireless setup page...Varying the Tx power seems to make the radio signal unstable, but that just be my Powerbook...for now i tested a ipw3945 notebook connected to a WDS AP..." read more »

"• Excellent speed • Simultaneous dual-channel support • Top-tier security • Gigabit Ethernet support...• Short coverage area • Clunky design...The Buffalo WZR-AG300NH is one such beast, a dual-band router that delivers blistering throughput, albeit at a price that might make you yearn for the glory days of 802.11g...With an external three-blade antenna that sits next to the router (or snaps on top), the design is a bit clunky...The main hesitation about..." read more »

"It takes all the pain out of configuring WPA, making its use much more likely...The WAN connection is Ethernet-based, so the G54 is compatible with Ethernet cable or ADSL modems...This also gives access to the G54's broadband routing features..." read more »

"I had NETGEAR WET624 and it was nightmare...hours to spend and even paid extra $ to customer support and still had a lot of porblem...Also if having trouble accessing the router's web-based control panel from Mac, just delete the Buffalo keychain in Keychain inside Utility...Other than that, everything is great...a recommended product for Mac users..." read more »