Belkin F6D4230-4 v2 Enhanced N150 Wireless Router

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Basic routing feature set, Not guaranteed to work with draft 802.11n clients, Awful wireless uplink throughput stability, High download routing throughput variation, Trouble with dynamic WAN IP connection

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Last revision on April 7, 2011

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Basic routing feature set, Not guaranteed to work with draft 802.11n clients, Awful wireless uplink throughput stability, High download routing throughput variation, Trouble with dynamic WAN IP connection

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And the really weird thing is that the N150’s performance isn’t totally terrible. In fact, as you’ll shortly see, the N150 actually outperformed our Belkin N+ in several tests. The N150 definitely shows some weak spots with distance, but latency really...

By ComputerPowerUser on January 01, 2010

We’re not going to burn a ton of time on these units, since Belkin is now preparing for a total router line refresh. Having tested these two current models, we can see why. For starters, we have the N150 ($44.99), one of the first routers to use the 11n...

By Tom's Hardware UK on April 20, 2010

Single stream Ralink-based router and matching USB adapter built with draft 802.11n 1x1 chipsets but Wi-Fi Certified only for...

By SmallNetBuilder on June 18, 2009