Netgear Wireless-N Router WNR2000

Pros: - Amazing coverage.
- 2 internal antennas.
- 'Push 'N' Connect" button on front.
- Up to 300 Mbps speed.
- Quick to set up, but also includes the option to modify advanced settings for experienced users.
- Works fully for online console gaming.

Cons: Can not access anything on your home network from external IP Address from inside the network. Not a major issue though.

Summary: The WNR2000 was given to me at no cost from my cable provider when upgrading my service to 50mbps as I was told this router would be able to make the most of the connection more than my older one, at first I wasn't sure about upgrading my router as the old one did its job fairly well, however I gave it a try and it won me over almost immediately. It was easy to set up, and easy to portforward, which was required for me as I host a website. Wireless security was incredibly easy to set up with WPA-PSK [TKIP] + WPA2-PSK [AES].

I have the WNR2000 set up in the Living Room, with the modem, connected via Ethernet to two desktop PCs, one in the Living Room, and one in the bedroom. Also, it is regularly used wirelessly by several wireless devices such as the laptop, PS3 and PSP around the apartment.

It works perfectly with all features of online gaming, heavy downloading, and even hosting a web server. It is a very powerful router, and wouldn't recommend anything else, if you are intending to upgrade your router soon this is a must buy.