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| Brand | NetGear |
| Item Weight | 499 g |
| Product Dimensions | 15.3 x 22.3 x 3.1 cm |
| Item model number | WNDR3700-100UKS |
| RAM Size | 64 MB |
| Hardware Platform | CONSUMER_ELECTRONICS |
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| ASIN | B002P54B80 |
| Best Sellers Rank |
4,631 in Computers & Accessories (See top 100)
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| Shipping Weight | 1.1 Kg |
| Date First Available | 14 Sep 2009 |
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More wireless channels, less interference and better connections using Dual Band Wireless-N. Enterprise class security for business class secured WiFi connectivity.
Product Description
Simultaneous dual band - runs both 2.4 and 5 GHz bands simultaneously and avoids interference for more reliable wireless connections. Fine-tuned antennas for best wireless speed and range. DLNA ready - stream videos, photos and music to your HDTV
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
54 of 55 people found the following review helpful
By S. Peacock
In summary.
Pros:
1. Big internet upload/download speed improvement over my old 3Com combo modem/router/switch
2. Improved reliability over my old 3Com - fewer timeouts and dropped VPN connections
3. Big speed improvement in wireless performance between 802.11n and 802.11g
4. VPN passthrough support less tolerant than old 3Com (also a con, see below)
Cons:
1. Requirement for an external ethernet modem (a nuisance and cost but not a big deal)
2. VPN passthrough support less tolerant than old 3Com - took several days of trouble-shooting which eventually required a Cisco VPN client upgrade - not the router's fault, but a pain
3. 5GHz 802.11n wireless range very limited (to be expected)
4. 2.4GHz 802.11n wireless range more limted than 802.11g (to be expected, but more limited than I expected)
5. Harder to see DSL connection status, faults, diagnostics when using an external modem makes fault finding trickier
6. (getting very picky now) Can light up a room with its array of very bright LEDs
Bottom line:
Excellent, dearer than basic products but works well. Not for the novice.
In detail.
I bought this as a replacement for a 4 year old 3Com 802.11G DSL modem/router/hub. I wanted dual band wireless N (with both bands simultaneously active - look carefully, many other products don't do this, the giveaway is normally the price, if it's much less than £100 it probably isn't simultaneous), but also wanted gbit wired ports too.
Having shopped around a bit I settled on this as being the nearest to my requirements.... Read more ›
Pros:
1. Big internet upload/download speed improvement over my old 3Com combo modem/router/switch
2. Improved reliability over my old 3Com - fewer timeouts and dropped VPN connections
3. Big speed improvement in wireless performance between 802.11n and 802.11g
4. VPN passthrough support less tolerant than old 3Com (also a con, see below)
Cons:
1. Requirement for an external ethernet modem (a nuisance and cost but not a big deal)
2. VPN passthrough support less tolerant than old 3Com - took several days of trouble-shooting which eventually required a Cisco VPN client upgrade - not the router's fault, but a pain
3. 5GHz 802.11n wireless range very limited (to be expected)
4. 2.4GHz 802.11n wireless range more limted than 802.11g (to be expected, but more limited than I expected)
5. Harder to see DSL connection status, faults, diagnostics when using an external modem makes fault finding trickier
6. (getting very picky now) Can light up a room with its array of very bright LEDs
Bottom line:
Excellent, dearer than basic products but works well. Not for the novice.
In detail.
I bought this as a replacement for a 4 year old 3Com 802.11G DSL modem/router/hub. I wanted dual band wireless N (with both bands simultaneously active - look carefully, many other products don't do this, the giveaway is normally the price, if it's much less than £100 it probably isn't simultaneous), but also wanted gbit wired ports too.
Having shopped around a bit I settled on this as being the nearest to my requirements.... Read more ›
73 of 75 people found the following review helpful
By A. Baxter
Decided it was time to move with the times, since wireless Internet arrived in our household around 7 years ago in the guise of a Bullalo GR54...oh how things have changed !
One button press on the Netgear WNDR3700 followed by a button press on, 2 laptops, Canon MP 620 printer and a Netgaeat 5ghz access point and away you go.
Also my Office PC via gigabyte ethernet, A PS3 via gigabyte ethernet, daughters pc via gigabyte ethernet.
So, So easy, no assigning IPs or anything like that, I have added a Freecom 250gb external usb hard drive to the network via the WNDR3700s USB, put a music folder, movie folder and homework folder.
This Router is superb, nothing upsets it, as I write this Daughter 1 is watching streamed movie, Daughter 2 is playing an online game via laptop and wife is watching a movie downstairs via the 5ghz link and its all running so smooth.
I paired this up with a netgear WNHDE111 access point that I got off ebay, again one putton push and away we go. That is situated diagonaly opposite in the house (ie one floor down, three rooms away 25m...ish)hooked up to this is a the new AC Ryan Playon HD player and again as I write it is streaming HD quality with full DTS sound out put.
With this setup I do not need to turn on my main PC to stream media anywhere in the house (or street)the WNDR 3700 also has a simple button on the front to press and turn off both networks, thereby saving power and reducing exposure to RF.
As soon as I hooked the unit up it asked if I wanted to update firmware, I said OK, it did it automaticaly and asked for a restart, since then pure plain sailing, no dropped connections, no glitching whilst streaming.... Read more ›
One button press on the Netgear WNDR3700 followed by a button press on, 2 laptops, Canon MP 620 printer and a Netgaeat 5ghz access point and away you go.
Also my Office PC via gigabyte ethernet, A PS3 via gigabyte ethernet, daughters pc via gigabyte ethernet.
So, So easy, no assigning IPs or anything like that, I have added a Freecom 250gb external usb hard drive to the network via the WNDR3700s USB, put a music folder, movie folder and homework folder.
This Router is superb, nothing upsets it, as I write this Daughter 1 is watching streamed movie, Daughter 2 is playing an online game via laptop and wife is watching a movie downstairs via the 5ghz link and its all running so smooth.
I paired this up with a netgear WNHDE111 access point that I got off ebay, again one putton push and away we go. That is situated diagonaly opposite in the house (ie one floor down, three rooms away 25m...ish)hooked up to this is a the new AC Ryan Playon HD player and again as I write it is streaming HD quality with full DTS sound out put.
With this setup I do not need to turn on my main PC to stream media anywhere in the house (or street)the WNDR 3700 also has a simple button on the front to press and turn off both networks, thereby saving power and reducing exposure to RF.
As soon as I hooked the unit up it asked if I wanted to update firmware, I said OK, it did it automaticaly and asked for a restart, since then pure plain sailing, no dropped connections, no glitching whilst streaming.... Read more ›
14 of 14 people found the following review helpful
By E. McKnight
Amazon Verified Purchase
I was a little concerned to read some of the negative comments regarding this product before buying it. I needed to upgrade an ageing 54g router which had started to become unreliable. All the negative comments concern, speed of the router, wireless range, even it's capability of hooking up a USB hard disk to act as an NAS device. I have always had very positive experience of Netgear's networking products and this is no exception. For all the people who are disappointed with the performance or have problems with this router clearly do not know what they are doing. This device was a breeze to set up and works like a charm. I hooked up a 2Tb LaCie hard disk to the USB port - it worked straightaway so am able to stream HD content and uncompressed music wirelessly to various computers around a large house, My Xbox 360 saw the media streaming functions of the Router straight away there was no setup problems there, PS3 owners would also find it equally easy, I could also tune the Routers QoS functions to optimize its speed for online gaming. It has so many advanced networking features that are tailored to home entertainment network enthusiasts, and those people are who is router is really marketed at. If you are looking for something that will just make your internet quicker without changing anything else or give you greater range over a large area this is not the product for you and you need to be considering a different combination of home networking products to achieve that.... Read more ›
Most Recent Customer Reviews
3.0 out of 5 stars
OK as a router, but dreadful range
I don't really have any complaints about this router other than the wireless range. It's pathetic. I have mine in the middle of our three floor house. Read more
Published 2 days ago by C. Field
5.0 out of 5 stars
Netgear dualband router. Excellent product results
was worried after reading some reports but I have found the netgear router excellent 50metres range through a solid block wall down my garden. Easy set up just plug in and use. Read more
Published 1 month ago by clive william hawkins
5.0 out of 5 stars
Good product
The router was very easy to set up, no issues at all, the 2.4ghz and 5ghz networks both work fine, the range on both networks are good, the 2.4ghz has the better range. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Pen Name
5.0 out of 5 stars
First Class
Easy setup, works well, looks good, good price. It's easy to connect new wireless devices. I've connected it to my Sky router and disabled the Sky wireless in favour of this. Read more
Published 1 month ago by S. FENTON
2.0 out of 5 stars
Awful Range
I bought this to replace my BT home hub 3.
I was very impressed with the setup and user interface, very simple and straight forward. Read more
I was very impressed with the setup and user interface, very simple and straight forward. Read more
Published 2 months ago by jo and phil
5.0 out of 5 stars
A neat device which does what it says
This was bought to replace a Netgear DGND3300v2 dual-band wireless ADSL modem/router, to allow a change from BT Broadband to BT Infinity 2 without having to accept the BT Home Hub... Read more
Published 2 months ago by PG
1.0 out of 5 stars
Netgear Range Max Dual Band Wireless-N Gigabit Router
First of all, Amazon don't give enough information on their site. The picture is not very big and specifications too brief.
It turned out to be for Cable only and I'm BT. Read more
It turned out to be for Cable only and I'm BT. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Anthony Branscombe
5.0 out of 5 stars
good router
had a few problems to start with when originally received router mainly due to the idiot setting it up though.
excellent router for the price. Read more
excellent router for the price. Read more
Published 2 months ago by andy
5.0 out of 5 stars
The Perfect Replacement for a BT Homehub 3.0
This does everything you expect it to.... and more! I bought this to replace a BT Homehub, which was sadly lacking in performance and reliability. Read more
Published 3 months ago by S. P. Williamson
5.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent product
Have had this product for nearly 2 years now still working, chugging away in the background, have had no real problems with it. Read more
Published 6 months ago by Mr. Shane Clark
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