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Can you recommend me a good budget router that will perform better than a bt homehub?

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netgear 834 was useful. the new one i run at home.

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the part time 999er said "tp-link" last time I asked a similar question,

I used something like this:-

http://uk.tp-link.com/products/details/?categoryid=219&model=TD-W8961ND

& quite liked it

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Budget = Netgear

Decent = Draytek

QFA on the Draytek I was very impressed with one I played with the other day. I had a Netgear foor many years but they have gone downhill recently Virgin use them and the VMedia forum is full of complaints. I am using a Edimax piece of **** ATM I purchased it for faffing around with at work but my old Netgear router failed so I the Edimax home. I may well buy a Draytek myself

Run a draytek at work, netgear at home

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I have a Draytek at home. Very pleased with it, only small gripe is the WLAN signal distance is a bit shorter than my previous Netgear.

In fairness to Netgear the Superhub has lots of features stripped out by VM firmware.

Best to stick Superhub's into "Modem mode" then run your own router.

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