Linksys WAG320N Dual-Band Wireless-N ADSL2 Modem

By CNET Australia on September 28, 2010

The WAG320N establishes itself as a good all rounder by marrying good performance with useful software and a decent set of features. The dual-band is not simultaneous though, it doesn't use 5GHz to its best potential, and the short warranty period...

By PC Advisor on June 07, 2010

We like the Linksys WAG320N's ease of use, and its interface is one of the swiftest we've seen — the router doesn't need to restart anytime you make a change to its settings. The USB storage port works well, the router supports DynDNS...

By Good Gear Guide on June 07, 2010

Linksys’ WAG320N is an ADSL2+ modem, Gigabit Ethernet and dual-band wireless router in one compact body. It’s easy to configure and it has some very nifty features, such as a USB storage port and keyword filters. However, it can’t run...

By Web User on April 22, 2010

This is a dual-band modem router so if you live in a well-populated built-up area, it has more channels to try. Set-up is simple using the included software though we were irked that it tried to slip Yahoo software onto our computer as part of the...

By PC Pro on March 15, 2010

Sluggish, and with one radio this router may as well not bother being dual band...

By Web User on January 28, 2010

Those with ADSL broadband looking for a new modem router could do well to consider this. It isn’t the most exciting of products but it has some interesting features, particularly if you’ve got files to share or access outside your home, and...

By Expert Reviews on December 30, 2009

The WAG320N is a step in the right direction for ADSL routers, but it would be better with simultaneous dual-band wireless....