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Netgear WNDR3300 RangeMax Dual-Band Wireless-N Router with 4-Port Ethernet Switch

Mfg. Part #:

WNDR3300

| Model: WNDR3300

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Prices Just Verified	New:	$84.99 - $157.00 (87 stores)
Prices Just Verified	Used:	$75.00 - $120.31 (2 stores)

7.2 (67 reviews)

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Wireless-N technology delivers improved wireless range while eliminating drops and dead zones
Draft-N (802.11n) compliant; supports interface with 2.4GHz and 5.0GHz Wireless-N devices; backward compatible with Wireless-G
Up to 300 Mbps data transfer rates
8 smart ...[ More]
Configurable as a wireless repeater for extended wireless range
Built-in 4-port Ethernet switch lets you connect up to 4 wired computers to your network
Multiple advanced security features including double firewall (NAT + SPI), denial-of-service (DoS) attack prevention, intrusion detection and prevention (IDS), Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA-PSK, WPA2-PSK), 64-bit and 128-bit WEP and wireless access control
Security features also include exposed host (DMZ) for secure gaming
Privacy and parental controls include trusted-user controls, time-based usage controls, Web site logging, remote management and URL content filtering
Push 'N Connect setup via Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS); Smart Wizard automatically detects and configures the router for easy installation
Includes stand, power adapter, Ethernet cable and software CD-ROM

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No, it really is junk.

Dazed by the problematic Linksys WRT54G wireless router (versions 5 and above), I thought I would give Netgear's newest Wireless-N router with the super coverage and interference-avoiding 5 GHz a shot. Of course if you want to take advantage of the full capabilities, you must have another Netgear card (i.e. RangeMax WNDA3100 Dual Band Wireless-N Adapter). See that link for a review of another sub-par Netgear performer.

Consistently lost connections, no helpful tech docs and I am well ...

[Netgear WNDR3300 RangeMax Dual-Band Wireless-N Router with 4-Port Ethernet Switch review can be read at Amazon.com]

Amazon.com Rating: 2.0

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Review Date:	12/19/2008
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NETGEAR WNDR3300 RangeMax Dual Band Wireless-N Rou

Had to contact tech support in order to get the router to work correctly. Has worked ok since.

[Netgear WNDR3300 RangeMax Dual-Band Wireless-N Router with 4-Port Ethernet Switch review by Johnie Smith can be read at buy.com]

buy.com Rating: 10.0

Reviewed by:	Johnie Smith
Review Date:	08/04/2008
User Location:	Columbus, MS
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wonderfull

This is a great product I have been using netgear for years. This works better than ever before. very easy to use and setup and well documented. A++++

[Netgear WNDR3300 RangeMax Dual-Band Wireless-N Router with 4-Port Ethernet Switch review by John Radwanksi can be read at buy.com]

buy.com Rating: 8.0

Reviewed by:	John Radwanksi
Review Date:	08/03/2008
User Location:	Chicago IL
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Windows Media Streaming

I bought this along with a WNDA3100 USB adapter to upgrade to 5Mhz N speeds. I had been streaming live tv from my computer to the x360 with a WRT54G and built in wireless from HP. There were serious lag issues and skipping. After upgrading, it works flawlessly. The computer is using the USB adapter and the X360 is connected to the WNDR3300. They are about 20ft away from each other with one wall in between. I am getting about 270mbps at 89% signal. The test on VMC is pegged at the top abov...

[Netgear WNDR3300 RangeMax Dual-Band Wireless-N Router with 4-Port Ethernet Switch review by Jake can be read at buy.com]

buy.com Rating: 10.0

Reviewed by:	Jake
Review Date:	07/28/2008
User Location:	Ft Worth, TX
Review From:	User Review

setup is great works great range is Poor

i upgraded my Netgear G router and got maybe 5% to 10% better range than older G router model 614 . By downgrading the router to 2.4 Ghz . i got a large house and from the router to my sons room is exactly 43 feet. his notebook (has N wireless card inside)gets a low connection. i have called technical support very helpful but they cant do miracles when hardware doesn't support it. when you are within the 30 feet range performance is good I rate support excellent. range Poor

[Netgear WNDR3300 RangeMax Dual-Band Wireless-N Router with 4-Port Ethernet Switch review by dave can be read at buy.com]

buy.com Rating: 6.0

Reviewed by:	dave
Review Date:	07/01/2008
User Location:	Miami FL
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