Testseek.com have collected 51 expert reviews of the Netgear WNDR3700 RangeMax and the average rating is 78%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Netgear WNDR3700 RangeMax .
February 2010
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The editors liked
Simultaneous dual-band
Media serving
Dual-band operation works very well
Fast 5GHz operation
USB port for sharing storage devices
Content on USB drives is accessible over the Internet
Supports true dual-band
Decent wireless performance
Useful set of networking features
Including novelties such as a guest zone
Network storage and a traffic meter
Intuitive web interface
The editors didn't like
Setup and configuration rough around the edges
$279
Couldn’t use USB devices to serve media to our PlayStation 3
Web interface needs a redesign -- enough with the frames already!
Slow network storage performance
5GHz performance is disappointing
Traffic Meter feature isn't as robust as we'd like
With the ability to set up a guest network, the Netgear WNDR3700 RangeMax is a great solution for users wanting to multi-task. With true dual-band capabilities, you'll be able to download files on your regular Wi-Fi network without seeing speeds drop. The ability to create multiple wireless networks is also great from a security standpoint, keeping your files safe if you live in a shared househol
Although the USB port means you can use the Netgear WNDR3700 RangeMax for storage purposes, performance is actually quite sluggish when moving larger files or groups of files around.
Despite this, the Netgear WNDR3700 RangeMax is still a decent all-round solution. With fast speeds and a strong signal, it's a capable router that's a good choice for those wanting to set up multiple networks. Netgear WNDR3700 RangeMax is tagged with ...
However, the Netgear WNDR3700 is an excellent product once configured, and I found there's no better performing small or home office-class (SOHO) Wi-Fi router available. Still, the interface and setup experience need some work. Jon L Jacobi, PC World ...
Abstract: Enough semantics. The WNDR3700 is a simultaneous dual-band router with eight antennas and a 32-bit, 680 MHz processor for enabling gobs of concurrent sessions. You can have four SSIDs, perform remote router management from across the Internet, stream media to ReadyDLNA devices, and keep an eye on..
Abstract: Verdict: An excellent range of features, but this router performed inconsistently in our wireless transfer tests, with poor 5GHz speeds. Netgear's WNDR3700 is an expensive wireless router with some enticing features, including dual-band wireless net...
A great performer with a competitive price. *Test Bed: The router was connected to a PC through Ethernet and to a notebook wirelessly (using an N-based USB adapter). Data was transferred between the PC and notebook to check performance.PrintComment...
The WNDR3700 is a wireless router packed to the gills with features and high-end facilities to excite almost anyone. Unfortunately the range does not impress that much. Another USB port could have been added to enable print server capabilities, consid...
Abstract: Netgear, empresa que muchos conocen en sistema de redes tanto para hogar y la empresa, nos facilitó hace un tiempo, una de las soluciones de alto rendimiento para redes alámbricas / inalámbricas. Esto se trata del Router WNDR3700; un aparato que ganó el a...
