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eferrari Jul 2, 2009

I have owned both versions. The original Linksys WRT54G was the absolute best of breed. I later bought a second one after Cisco took over Linksys and changed the firmware to some proprietary OS. The Cisco version is not as stable. I am a very heavy user (I work at home and push alot of data up...

hoosier Jul 1, 2009

I have had this router for two years in two college apartments, and I have thought about it twice. Both times where when I moved. It is always working, always connected, has reliable signal strength. Every time I boot up my computer is it quick to connect and I can start surfing the internet...

DaveFriedel Jul 3, 2009

I've owned 2 or 3 of this model for home and business. It just worked well. It has enough features to run a small business on. And it was very affordable for what it does. I think at this point though, it's like EVERYBODY has one. And with 99% of home users just leaving it to the...

shawnppickett Jul 1, 2009

A few years ago, we still had dial up, and were paying for a second phone line for the computers to use, with only one computer on the internet at a time. Living in a rural area there weren't any options for high speed, then this company named Omnicity came along, and for less than we were...

erikeric Nov 18, 2009

The Linux variation of this router is great (WRT54GL) with Tomato installed. Forget DD-WRT, it's overly complicated. DD-WRT also seems to require more admin knowledge and headaches. Tomato brings address reservation which is the biggest thing it lacks out of the box. The signal strength...

jpc82 Jan 21, 2010

I have used many routers and all of them had some issues related to stability (even this one) but as soon as you flash it with the Tomato firmware not only does it become rock solid it also unlocks tons of amazing features. I will never understand why the linksys doesn't just start using...

cplater Feb 25, 2010

I purchased my WRT54G a number of years ago (more than 5,) and it has only gotten better with age. I've been running DD-WRT on it for about 3 years, and the feature set is amazing. Just last week, a co-worker showed me how to set up a VPN server in DD-WRT that allows me to connect to my...

protocol Jul 1, 2009

This is hands down one of the most powerful and versatile routers it easily allows for firmware upgrades and 3rd party firmware, I personally highly recommend DD-WRT Free Version don't buy the commercial one it violates GNU you can buy upgraded antennas overclock it remote share there...

joagWakeig7 May 19, 2011

An open, reliable, flashable, hackable device.

cbulock Nov 25, 2011

Best router I've ever owned. Would love to come across another one.