Good and Reliable Wireless N Router

[Brent]

What's a good and reliable Wireless N router nowadays that's compatible with most if not all wireless devices?

[DTNS]

I use a D-Link DIR-615 at home. setup was easy, and performance is good. if I needed a router, I would go for either D-Link, Netgear, or Linksys. btw, make sure you get a router rated for 300Mbps transfer speeds. 

[Conan®]

I'm currently using Linksys E3000.

[Paul]

I use a D-Link DIR-615 at home. setup was easy, and performance is good. if I needed a router, I would go for either D-Link, Netgear, or Linksys. btw, make sure you get a router rated for 300Mbps transfer speeds. 

also with QoS (quality of service) and bandwidth control. these 2 limits other people sucking all your bandwidth with their downloading of porn from torrents 24/7. hehe!

[DTNS]

Belkin just came out with a new line of wireless routers: http://www.techindustriya.com/2011/12/02/belkins-new-line-of-high-performance-routers/

I would get at least the N300 model among these.

[Brent]

However the N600 DB is also looking good. Need it to hook up a printer so we can print wireless too kasi.

Natawa ako when I opened the link. Techindustriya pala. Haha

[aid03]

Bought a Linksys E1000 for my parents house when I visited. Their linksys wireless B wasn't working right. lol It worked very well when I was using it and was able to play PS3 online using wireless. I liked the price and also the software that came with it.

[Degu]

Get one that's compatible with DD-WRT. Very stable firmware with lots of features.

http://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/Supported_Devices

[Brent]

Ended up getting the N600DB, kinda disappointed with the wireless performance.