Wi-Fi & Home Networking
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Draytek Vigor 2710n review Capable of great speeds and packed with sophisticated features for business users, but channel bonding technology is tricky to disable.£94 -
Zoom Model 4520 We3G review The cute little We3G can share a 3G data connection over 802.11g wireless, but it's much slower and pricier than its competitors.£100 -
best buy
Zyxel NSA320 review A well-rounded NAS with RAID support, easy configuration, solid performance and some useful extra features.£163 -
Synology DiskStation DS111 review An excellent NAS enclosure which is expensive for a single-disk NAS enclosure but the excellent performance is worth it£160 -
Zyxel P-660HN-T1A review Expensive for an N-lite router, but support for up to four wireless networks makes it worth considering.£55 -
recommended
TP-Link TD-W8951ND review Fiddly to configure and disappointing speeds at long distances, but at this price it's hard to be critical.£26 -
EnGenius ETR9350 review A 3G WiFi router with a host of advanced functions, but it's awkward to use.£73 -
RaidSonic IcyBox IB-NAS5220-B review A low price for a two-disk enclosure, but unless you must have RAID on a budget£105 -
TrendNet TEW-655BR3G review A capable router with a 3G modem and rechargeable battery built in, so you can use it away from the mains or a computer.£76 -
TrendNet TEW-657BRM review Quick in our tests and has a clear and well-organised user interface, but pricey for an N-Lite router.£51 -
best buy
AVM Fritz!Box Fon WLAN 7390 review The Jetsons-inspired design and silly name aside, this is a serious piece of kit that you could save money in the long run by adopting VoIP£195 -
Eminent EM4565 review Lots of advanced features but that's not enough to justify the relatively high price.£59 -
Buffalo LinkStation Pro Duo 2TB review An easy-to-configure NAS that's let down by slow transfer speeds and a flawed disk tray design.£220