Testseek.com have collected 8 expert reviews of the Netgear DG834PN RangeMax Wireless Modem Router and the average rating is 80%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Netgear DG834PN RangeMax Wireless Modem Router.
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8 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
High bandwidth, Good builtin Help system, Quick navigation through the setup options, Stylish design, Large indicators
Supports too few concurrent connections, Does not support multiple PVCs, Does not support VLANs, Low functionality of setup options, Inflexible settings, No traffic prioritization options, Antennas inside the case, Mediocre quality of assembly, Wobbling f...
Summing up this review, the strongest point of the DG843N is the high speed of its wireless interface and we are quite sure it would have performed even faster with a card based on the Broadcom chipset. Otherwise this router is no different than other ...
Abstract: With more and more users taking advantage of Broadband, wireless and networking, NETGEAR?s Wireless ADSL Modem Router could come into its own.
Abstract: Now that support by ISPs for ADSL2/2+ is starting to ramp up in the UK it's time to take a look at the latest routers that support these standards. Netgear has never been slow in coming forward and its new DG834PN looks to offer a fine selection of featur...
Abstract: Netgear's RangeMax Wireless Modem Router has the most comprehensive CD-based setup wizard here. At the end of the process you'll have an internet connection and a secured wireless network. There are no QoS settings, which is a shame if you use VoIP or ot...
Abstract: Netgears RangeMax router packs in an ADSL modem and next-generation MIMO wireless networking. Fast and full of features, but the wise should wait for 802.11n approval before splashing out. The headline specification of the Netgear RangeMax is its MI...
Abstract: Netgears RangeMax ADSL Modem Wirelesss Router uses MIMO technology for extended range and performance. Most MIMO routers have at least three prominently displayed aerials; Netgear has built an array of seven aerials into the routers slim white cas...
Abstract: Easy to set up, but theres no WPA2 support and Linksys SRX routers are faster Netgear and Linksys must both be wondering which one of them has spies in the others company. This is the second time theyve released similar products simultaneously - a...
Extended wireless range, compact design, very secure
Extended range only works if you buy matching RangeMax adaptors
A no-brainer if you’re setting up a wireless ADSL network for the first time – but how much range you actually get depends upon the construction of your house
