The Cisco Linksys E2000 Advanced Wireless-N Router is the fastest router we've seen in both 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands and will definitely make home users happy with its easy-to-use setup software. Advanced users, however, might find its desktop software ... a little disjointed.
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This router's best assets are its ease of setup and throughput at the 5 GHz band. It's best for those wanting to cover smaller spaces, however, as its long-distance performance isn't stellar.
Read the full review →It can run in either the 2.4GHz or 5GHz wireless networking bands (but not both simultaneously), it has a Gigabit Ethernet switch and all the other regular features one can expect in a wireless router. ... It's a great wireless router for novice users.
Read the full review →It performed very well in our tests and it was rock-solid and reliable. ... The only thing that would make it better is support for simultaneous dual-band networking, but if you want that feature then you can look at the E3000 instead.
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nrencoret
If you don't ever think about a router, then that's a good thing...I never remember it :)
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purfikt
This router is great. I've only used it with DD-WRT, though. I can't speak for the stock firmware. Put DD-WRT on this thing and don't look back. Super stable, fast and can do anything you'd want it to do. Only down-side is that it isn't true dual-band. It will do 5GHz but not at the same time as...
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jtech19
Pros : not complicated to configure it, even on the web i had this device 4 about over a year or 2 and still works perfectly Cons : If you re-configure it on ur pc(software installed) the password is SHOWN ! not hidden with * ) very small range. if I go a few paces away the signal...
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capnquackenbush
I was originally planning to purchase the Linksys E3000 because of its ability to operate both radios simultaneously. The E2000 has two radios, but you can only use one at a time. Also, at the time of purchase, there was a serious problem with the stock firmware when used in combination with the...
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krop
I dont know anything about routers but I never get good strength from this thing I keep meaning to look at a new one but I dont have time to learn about them I guess.
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hunterprime
Home wireless Routers are kinda a tricky thing to review. For many users they will not touch the advance web interface and will leave there WiFi unsecured. The E2000 comes with a pretty good quick setup take sets a non common name for the network, sets up guest wifi access and secures the network...
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JustinK1973
I previously had ADSL 2+ all in one D-Link modem/router and it was great for what I needed. I moved to Cable internet and the Allinone didn't play nicely with multiple devices, so I got this modem at a discounted price point on sale and it has lived up to everything I have required of it....
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