Belkin F5D8632 N1 Vision Wireless ADSL2+ Modem Router

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Last revision on September 26, 2014

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By Web User on April 21, 2010 80

Belkin's N1 Vision model has been around for a while and can be found at a very reasonable price for those willing to shop around. The company branched out into uncharted territory by giving its router a screen, but it's not something that's...

By Sydney Morning Herald on April 14, 2009 90

Its hard to think of any technology more confusing to buy than wireless routers. Walk into a store that sells them and youre likely to see a large range varying in price from $80 to $450. So which one should you buy? Before we go further, we...

By PC Authority on February 12, 2009 67

Respectable performance and a security assistant makes the Belkin N1 Vision a good contender for a small office....

By Practical PC on February 05, 2009 90

The Belkin N1 Vision Wireless ADSL 2+ Modem Router was liked for its simple setup, provided we used the CD-based installation routine. Its speedy wired and wireless connections were welcome, and also its guest mode which permitted sharing of the...

By PC Pro on January 01, 2009 83

Fast and blessed with some truly useful features - a router well worth investing in....

By Computeractive on June 11, 2008 80

Expensive and not the fastest, but it provides a wealth of useful information on its...

By Good Gear Guide on June 10, 2008 80

Its a little sluggish, but the N1 Vision modem proved to be reliable during our testing period and its built-in screen does come in...

By PC Pro on July 15, 2008 83

Innovation and solid performance in an attractive package make the N1 Vision stand out, but it's expensive....

By GadgetReview on April 30, 2008

Have you ever struggled with setting up a router, especially a wireless one? The biggest challenge I find is making sense of all those blinking LEDs. Furthermore, you practically have to be a Net Ops admin (whatever those are) to administer and setup...