Wi-Fi & Home Networking
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D-Link DIR-825 review A useful range of features, but it's expensive and let down by poorly implemented USB device sharing and mediocre wireless speeds.£87 -
best buy
Linksys WRT320N review Despite its inability to use both 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands simultaneously, its outstanding speeds and low price make it our Best Buy.£61 -
Edimax BR-6574n This is an excellent budget Gigabit router with a simple interface and fast transfer speeds, although not with Edimax's own adaptor.£49 -
best buy
Billion BiPAC 7300N review It's expensive, but the BiPAC 7300N has outstanding speed and range, lots of features and can be used with either ADSL or cable broadband.£80 -
Belkin N+ Modem Router Plenty of useful features make this a great buy, but you'll need Belkin's own adaptor to get the best speeds.£75 -
Netgear DGN2000 Netgear's DGN2000 is a decent router that's incredibly easy to set up, but its speed lagged behind other draft 802.11n routers.£64 -
ZyXel P-660HN-F1Z review The inexpensive P-660HN-F1Z might be rather daunting for novice users, but it has a powerful range of features for small businesses.£60 -
best buy
Linksys WAG160N-UK review The WAG160N-UK looks great, has tons of features, excellent performance and is great value. It's the clear winner of our Best Buy award.£60 -
recommended
Buffalo WBMR-HP-GN review It's not a real Draft-N router, but the WBMR-HP-GN performs extremely well for its low price and its out-of-the-box security is excellent.£40 -
Buffalo LinkStation Mini SSD review It's impressively compact, but the LinkStation Mini SSD's price is so high and its performance so slow that it's impossible to recommend.£631 -
Apple AirPort Express review Apple's new AirPort Express is a neatly designed portable router, but there's little here to tempt owners of the original version.£73 -
best buy
Buffalo Nfinity HighPower WZR-HP-G300NH review With fast and stable transfer speeds over long distances plus a built-in NAS server, this router is a great buy.£68