Vizio XWR100 Wireless Router - 54 Mbps (4 x 10/100Base-TX Network LAN, 1 x 10/100Base-TX Network WAN - IEEE 802.11n draft)

The Vizio XWR100 dual-band router is the lowest priced ($30 at Walmart) dual-band router in the boardband wireless market. It can transmit/receive internet signals in HD mode, Regular mode, and Classic g/b/a mode simultaneously with 3 different wireless ...

yes it lacks the gigabit but all my stuff is wireless anyway so it works great for my setup at home. wifi bluray player and computers connects easily and setup was a breeze took less than minutes (of course not counting taking out old router and cables)

This was the easiest thing on its type I have ever set up and on top of that has the best user interface I have seen on a router. very nice. Looks great also! I have had no issues in speed using this router and have not had to do any recycling sense I ...

I read most of the reviews before purchasing this product. It seemed to work pretty well for a week or so, but lately it has been locking up, transferring data very slowly, and generally being a PITA. At first I thought it might be my computer, but I ...

I plan on buying somthing else, with a better reputation like Netgear or Linksys.

It works for very short periods of time. The Vizio customer service is useless. I have owned this router for 4 months. During that time I have been on the phone with customer service for 30 plus hours. They have sent me two routers and will not refund ...

I would buy one again, and definitly recommend this to anyone wanting to watch HD streaming TV...Highly recommended! ****Update 2/17/11***** The router worked great for about 3 weeks, then suddenly I started having significant range and connection problems for any of my networked components more than a few feet away from the router...I noticed this was particularly bad in the evenings when I would see many other neighboring wireless networks popping up in the scan for local networks...

Inexpensive, good signal Have to restart router at least once a week...This router came recommended by a friend at work...Want to reserve IP addresses, it won't display the whole list of DHCP clients, so good luck there too...

Seems to do pretty well for streaming (with my Roku) I use it with a wired connection for my desktop computer, and I use the wireless for my Roku and a couple laptops...constantly reseting it, and my modem...I plan on buying somthing else, with a better reputation like Netgear or Linksys...