Three hundred big ones is a big investment for a router, particularly one whose unique benefits are somewhat negligible. The WRT32X is a mean machine, no doubt about it, but there's an almost-identical alternative that's a lot less expensive.
The Linksys WRT32X is a Wi-Fi router dedicated to gamers. I received the router in late 2017 but I couldn't write the review until now. What went wrong? Let's find out in the review.Linksys has been well-known as one of the best router manufacturer on...
If you have a Killer Network-enabled computer and a slower internet connection which interferes with your gaming, the Linksys WRT32X Gaming Router will definitely help with network traffic prioritization and speed while gaming. This is highly dependent...
Routers over the years have offered a new ways for you to enjoy your Internet connection. From various niche features to extra capabilities you'd never know you needed, there is always a router that would highlight what it is best used for.Say hello to...
A rock-solid gaming router that's easy to set up, easy to run, easy to configure, and far too expensive for the average wallet. We're not going to argue that this isn't an awesome combo, but if you're not looking to shell out quite as much moolah the...
Gamers of the world, unite! The Linksys WRT 32X is one of the first routers engineered for your pleasure with a prioritization engine, the ability to double each channel's bandwidth and speed up data transfers. On the other hand, its testing doesn't...
The Linksys WRT32X Wi-Fi Gaming Router uses the Killer Networks Prioritization engine to make sure you have plenty of bandwidth for online gaming. It also offers fast 2.4GHz and file transfer...
There was a time where the only biggest perk that a “gaming router” had to offer its target audience came in the form of aesthetics. An appeal that echoed a lot of the language and logic surrounding the design of laptops in the niche. Why go with a...
When I was first asked to look at the Linksys WRT32X, I wasn't sure how I could utilize such a router without the Killer networking components. Luckily I was loaned the MSI GT83VR Titan SLi laptop which does have Killer networking components built in.I...
Linksys has always been ahead of the game when it came to networking products. The company's WRT series has seen a sort of cult-following ever since it first hit the market. Enthusiasts and tinkers were immediately swept of their feet then they took the...
Three hundred big ones is a big investment for a router, particularly one whose unique benefits are somewhat negligible. The WRT32X is a mean machine, no doubt about it, but there's an almost-identical alternative that's a lot less expensive.
As reviewed by TechRadar