Reviews and Problems with Netgear RangeMax WNDR3300
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"A ROUTER THAT DOES NOT DO THAT WHAT IT IS DESIGNED FOR"
NetgearSucksBalls, CNET
23 March 2013
Pros: - CONNECTIVITY WITH 1 DEVICE IS OK - IT HOLDS AN AVERAGE SANDWICH PRETTY WELL - DROPPING WATER ON IT DOESNT BREAK IT
Cons: - ONCE YOU PLUG IN MORE THAN ONE DEVICE THE INTERNET WILL CRASH. THIS WILL THEN HAPPEN EVERY 2-5 MINUTES. CONNECTION WILL SOMETIMES BE OK WHEN 2 DEVICES ARE PLUGGED IN...
Excerpt: This modem performed horribly. I was getting booted off of the internet about every 20 minutes and it would take me about 10 more minutes to get back on the web.
Excerpt: Maybe a Netgear Wireless Router, WNDR3300, works for some, but ffom my experience it was difficult to hook up and not only that, but it also never worked!
Cons: Everything. The setup was exhaustive for a novice and then it would just stop transmitting the wireless signal whenever it wanted I've had a tech specialist friend tro...
Pros: When it works, speed and range are adequate.
Cons: After a few months, router begins to lose connectivity due to overheating or some other flaw. Technical support will not even listen to your problem unless you pay the...
Pros: it was cheap, but not worth what I paid for it
Cons: It worked for awhile without a problem, but for the last 3-4 months it drops the signal. The only way to make it work again is to do the router setup. What a pain!
Pros: The only good thing about this router is that it is really easy to set up.
Cons: It drops signal, my ipod couldn't even find it from 10 ft. away. Terrible Range. The router is overall a fingerprint magnet! Old G Router gives better signal!
Cons: I am very disappointed with this product. I purchased it over a year ago and have consistent problems with the wireless signal dropping even when only one device is co...