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Todays deal on komplett

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    #2
    jor el
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    Thread moved to Wireless


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    randombar
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    Nice one, wasn't sure.


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    PogMoThoin
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    Can't go wrong with Linksys, they usually just work without issues, You'd spend €80 on a Belkin POS in Pcworld and have nothing but issues


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    randombar
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    Nice one, think I'll just take the plunge!


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    dub45
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    It looks like a good price ok but some very mixed reviews here:

    http://www.broadbandbuyer.co.uk/Shop/Reviews.asp?ProductID=6351

    Contrary to what Pog says about reliability I have had problems with linksys in the past.


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    randombar
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    Ah well purchased now, will let ya know how I'll get on with it!!


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    hartnett_mark
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    Linksys is great brand and i have no problems with few routers branded by them, recommend it : )


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    PogMoThoin
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    dub45 wrote: »
    It looks like a good price ok but some very mixed reviews here:

    http://www.broadbandbuyer.co.uk/Shop/Reviews.asp?ProductID=6351

    Contrary to what Pog says about reliability I have had problems with linksys in the past.

    Some do fail. I setup about 200 Linksys routers last year as part of my job, about 8-10 messed up and reset themselves to default. We used Linksys because they have a lower rate of failure than others after trying other brands. Netgear I'd recommend also. A failure or resetting to default could mean a 60 mile round trip to do a service call. Mind you, we used the older spec WRT-54GL only, the quality of some of the newer Linksys isn't as good (thats Cisco messing around with cheaper components), but they're lots better than crappy Belkins, Netopias or Zyxels.


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