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NewEgg.com has the basic but solid Linksys WRT54G 802.11g Wireless Router for $40 with free shipping. This is a tried and true router for those who don't want to fuss with X2 X3 MIMO N hype.
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just got a brand new in shrink-wrapped box of WRT54GS for $25 from craigslist... i see lots of people are getting rid of G routers (of all brands) on craiglist... so if you want something cheaper... check craigslist.
the only router i ever recommend to people who want a stable, feature packed routher. flash with dd-wrt, configure, and never have to worry about it again.
I've had a couple of the WRT54G's in the past - Love em! But, I don't like that you can't swap the antenna's out for high-gain on the latest editions of the WRT54G. They seemed to have discontinued the BNC style connector to do so.
i guess this router does not support dd-wrt?
This is not the WRT54GL or WRT54g ver. 8.1, therefore it CANNOT be flashed via DDWRT. I just returned this exact router to New Egg because it is a WRT54G ver. 8.2 . You can install a limited build of DDWRT on a WRT54G ver. 8.1 (e not all features are available such as KAID), but not this router. It is useless compared to my WRT54G ver. 4.
Also, if you are running DDWRT, do yourself a favor and use Tomato firmware. DDWRT is the buggiest piece of software I have ever used. Tomato on the other hand just works.
I have a brand new wireless G router that I've been trying to give away and nobody will take it.
#6 since you ask nothing for it people think it's worthless. Charge something and someone will buy it. Human psychology is a scream..
As I've said before; a few years ago when anybody ask about routers the answer was automatic, buy a Linksys. Then Cisco bought out Linksys and it's been a long slow slide down hill ever since. The quality just continues to go down, down, down.
Yeah, the newer ones are pretty useless. Buy a GL or don't buy at all.
why buy a G when you can buy a N router for the same price ?
This is like buying a B router when the G is there for the same price.
Get the N router. They are usually backward compatible to G and B.