Best Router?

[Toneman]

My router has bit the dust. Sometimes it works and right in the middle of something I am working on, it goes off line. So, I need advice on what to purchase? I do not want to spend over $100.00. Any suggestions?

[Billy in Va]

Have you tried to see what is causing it to go off?  Bad wire, bad switch, worn brushes?  Just a thought

[dgman]

Hey Billy, Look at the category he is posting in. He is talking about a wireless router for his internet connection.

[Russ C]

I have always had good luck with Linksys routers and they have them for under $100.00. Wal-Mart, Best Buy, Target all carry them. 

[GrayBeard]

Try <newegg.com> and search for routers. Best supplier of computers and equipment I have ever used!!!

!!!GB!!!

[Billy in Va]

Well butter my butt and call me a biscuit.

[Mainewoods]

Hey Dan, I have a Ryobi 18V wireless router I use on my small projects...but I thought it was referred to as "cordless" not "wireless"?  Huh.  I guess we learn something everyday.  Still haven't figured out how to get the internet on the darned thing!  

Tony, I've been very happy with my NetGear router.  Costs well under $100.  Lots of options available to you in that price range. 

[Vonsarge]

I can get Sattelite TV on my screwdriver.
Poor reception though.

[king310]

You just cant beat Cisco equipment

[ShadowB6]

Hey Vonsarge, thanks for the laugh. My wife was wondering why I just burst out laughing. "I can get Sattelite TV on my screwdriver. Poor reception though."

[GrayBeard]

Screwdriver??? Hell you should hear the radio stations I get on my hearing aid!!!

~~~GB~~~

[dirtrider73068]

I have had good luck with the linksys routers from walmart, most are under 100 bucks and nowadays most everybody has a router you can pick up a decent one for about 50 bucks. If you can get the best one you can afford for highest speed and security.