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Trendnet TEW-672GR Dual Band N Gigabit Router

Based on 6 reviews

Excellent:

3
Good:

1
Average:

2
Bad:

0

Pros

Affordable.
10/100/1000 base WAN port.
WPS Button.
WLAN Switch.
Piano Black Finish.
Easy Setup.
Higher Bars then Belkin N1.
Green power monitoring.
Dual-band support.
Three-year warranty.
Supports two WiFi frequency bands.
Thoughtthrough case design.
WiFi switch on the case.

Cons

Lower Actual Bandwidth.
Lackluster design.
Slower than other models.
Nondetachable antennas.
Firmware flaws.
No integrated Help system.
Low performance and small WiFi range.
No QoS features.
We were only able to get 140Mbps.

By Real World Labs on May 18, 2009

Since i do not happen to own many standalone router units i was unable to test the wireless speed of the TEW-672GR as much as I would. Still the TEW-672GR performed great in the 1 meter wireless test and but it did not do so well in...

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By OverclockersQH on March 16, 2009

I really should mention that in my case, the testing of wireless networks is done at their extreme ranges. I shoot my wireless signal roughly 80 feet, through several walls, metal siding, and the occasional car. Yes I still get reception and the fact...

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By PCShopTalk on March 09, 2009

At first I want to thank the TRENDnet representatives for providing me the TEW-664UB Dual-Band Wireless adapter along with the TEW-672GR Dual-Band Wireless N Gigabit router for testing and reviewing.In this review I will test a Dual-band wireless...

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By LaptopMag on February 13, 2009

For anyone who just needs Wi-Fi access and knows that simultaneous 802.11a and 802.11n can solve bandwidth bottlenecks, the TEW-672GR is a good budget choice. The $149 Linksys WRT610N is faster, but this $99.99 bare-bones router is priced just...

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By Fusion Mods on February 06, 2009

In todays networks, we all want speed. Fast LAN networks, fast Wifi networks, and a quick and easy way to get it all connected to the internet. TRENDnet has delivered this with the TEW-672GR Router.The first thing you notice out of the box, is that...

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By Technoyard on November 07, 2008

As the tests reveal the TWE-672GR is capable of keeping up with top notch routers, however there are some minor noticeable quirks in performance when it comes to wireless. We can expect to see some degree of a boost in wireless speeds with a firmwear...

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By X-bit Labs on September 23, 2008

Frankly speaking, the TEW-672GR router turned out a disappointment. Notwithstanding the good exterior design, it has imperfect firmware that lacks such basic functions as a system log. The lack of an integrated Help system may be inconvenient as you...

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By BCCHardware on August 11, 2008

When it comes to networking, Trendnet isnt usually the name you think of first. Home networking typically belongs to D-Link or Linksys and often we think that Trendnet products are low quality alternatives for those that cant afford a "real"...

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By Unique Rigs on January 01, 2008

A lot of computer users now have multiple PCs in their homes. Naturally, most users network these computers to share data, stream audio and video files to their media centers as well as play network games. An efficient and reliable router is the key...

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By iTrends.dk on October 26, 2009

Når man, som Hr og Fru Jensen, skal ud og invistere i en ny router, så er det et meget stort marked, og valgmulighederne er uendelige, men det var nok ikke lige denne router, som jeg ville forslå, da der lige skulle et par firmware...

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