ASUS WL-520GC Wireless G Router 802.11B/G 54MBPS 4PT 10/100 LAN

Cons: Limited internal memory, so can only run "small" limited versions of dd-wrt. OTOH, those builds have the core features most router users will want.

Pros: Inexpensive, can run dd-wrt

Cons: had to call my friend who is a networking tech after 3 days of not being connected to the net. flashed to ddwrt no problem. this router is not user friendly with ddwrt. you have to know what you are doing or your in for a lot of trouble. i went and set up my friends network in 45 minutes connecting his wireless printer, laptop and desktop so i know what im doing but i couldnt get this working without real help. my old dell laptop cant keep connected for some reason.

Pros: works well with my acer laptop, my desktop, and blackberry phone

Cons: As an aside, if you're NOT going to run DD-WRT, DON'T buy this router. This is clearly meant ONLY for those that plan to open the box and immediately flash with DD-WRT. The included "firmware" looks unfinished and is essentially featureless and probably not even tested well, apart from the firmware flashing function. It's there to provide an easy way to reflash, period. To expect it to actually function as your primary home router... well... I wouldn't.

Pros: Okay, less than $30 new for a DD-WRT router that you can flash to DD-WRT with a couple straightforward clicks? Amazing. It took about 2 minutes total to flash this thing and get DD-WRT running and it runs absolutely fabulously. I'm going to get several more and redo my entire infrastructure. They're cheap, fast, run cool, and have no signal flaws running DD-WRT. This is really an amazing deal and I'm glad some manufacturer finally did it (kudos to Asus).

Cons: I delt with my old unreliable router for months while this great cheap one existed without me knowing.

Pros: Don't even read the reviews. Just buy one of these. I bought this router to replace an one wireless B that was giving me trouble. Runs my iPhone, wii, 2 laptops, and backup pc with no problems at all. Always on, always works, never needs reset like my other G router. I transfer alot of data with this router and it never has a problem. I should mention, I didn't even try the stock firmware. Flashed it immediatly with dd-wrt lite as everyone here suggested. Stop reading, add to cart.

Cons: None that I can find.

Pros: Easy configuration, good speed, nice web interface

Cons: The only thing to note is that you have to use the DD-WRT Micro build instead of the full on version. Please make sure you can do what it is you want to do with the micro version of the firmware before purchasing.

Pros: See previous reviewer comments on how to flash, this review is entirely based on DD-WRT being used as the firmware. I have two Xbox 360's and needed them both to be able to see Live AND play via system link over a wireless network. By setting up a WDS network at the house my computers, netbooks, and xboxes can all use the internet without an issues. The routers have survived a couple of Halo parties without worries, and more importantly without game lag :).

Cons: Only supports DD-WRT micro.

Pros: It supports DD-WRT and it was very easy to flash the firmware, just follow the instructions that everyone else has posted. This router is well worth it's price.

Cons: None, so far.

Pros: Recently purchased a netbook and wanted an easy to set up, good quality router for use at home. This one, so far, meets the criteria. Setup took about 5 minutes and was super easy. The only "glitch" was the need to reset my Comcast modem. After that it works perfectly.

Cons: It Keeps Changing IP Address Every Time& It Is Not A Very Good Product

Pros: It Is A Very Good Price

Cons: stock antenna not as good as the one that came on the 'U' version of this router.Current version of the firmware needs to be dropped back to an earlier version in order to flash DD-WRT

Pros: runs DD-WRT (micro)semi-straightforward to install DD-WRTinexpensivesmall / light (good for travel router)makes a *really* inexpensive bridge

Cons: The AC adapter doesn't support 220V.

Pros: Setup is easy. Supports WEP and WPA security.

Cons: Stock Firmware uselessLooks pretty cheapNot enough flash to run full DD-WRT (although I don't really care)

Pros: Works Well with DD-WRTCheap (especially after rebate)Connects to computer much faster than my Linksys and Netgear routers (probably thanks to DD-WRT)

Cons: DNS doesn't. I spent a lot of time trying to get this to function, then realized that the laptop wasn't getting the correct DNS IP address. Once I added the DNS from the ISP to the laptop DNS list, it connected just fine. I was getting the routers's IP as DNS, but that doesn't seem to work with this router.

Pros: Price...many features

Cons: The interface to configure this router is horrendous and it seems like every time you change any setting it needs to be reset.

Pros: Cheap and works relatively reasonably.

Cons: None - everything is positive.

Pros: This Asus wireless router experience has been delightful! The router installation could not have been more straight forward. The unit functions flawlessly and fast.

Cons: Could be slightly better looking, but hey, I'll take functionally stable over flash and disappointment: I'm looking at you Linsys!

Pros: Great value for money. Got this router on sale for a song. Supports DD-WRT (though we ALL should know that you have to load it yourself). Fast and stable.

Cons: none!

Pros: - dd-wrt support adds functionality found in much higher priced devices- simple to install dd-wrt if you follow the instructions; see other thoughts below- built in firmware bad flash recovery via hardware button- asus quality & newegg service!

Cons: It's not the best looking out there, so I won't use it as part of my house decoration for sure :)

Pros: I had it for the past 6 months and it worked always fine. I simply set it up and used it. It is actually smaller than it seems from the pictures.

Cons: Could not setup the pw and other settings via Windows 7 automatically so I had to go with the software that came with the router. The software installation was a breeze so it wasn't that big of a problem.

Pros: Fast speed even when I'm playing games and my wife is watching videos on youtube, doesn't drop connection, good range for my apt.

Cons: doesn't support full dd-wrt because memory is small.

Pros: flashed with dd-wrt (micro, I think) and turned into wireless bridge. must do 30/30/30 reset after the flash and everything is peachy.