Features

• Installation Wizard makes networking simple
• Expansive enough to cover everyone in your home or small office - wired and wirelessly
• Ethernet ports support auto-detection of appropriate signaling and auto-crossover
• Includes 802.11g technology and is backward compatible with 802.11b access devices

Reviews (18)

A PSP's best friend
Get this Product you cant go wrong all four of my kids psp's can get on the internet at the same time

Very easy setup and great performance
I've had the router for about a month now and it has worked very well.Setup was simple and the interface is better than the other routers I've had.I'm using a Motorola WPCI810G PCI card on my PC, and a WN825G PC card adapter on my laptop.Nice strong signals, no tweaking or resets have been required.

It's running Linux kernel 2.4
This little router is running a 2.4 kernel.Brain, if OSX has the unzip application that's available for nearly all Unices then you should be able to unpack the "exe"; I just did it after reading your review.
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Editorial Review

In the past, people creating a home network had to choose between string ing cheap Ethernet cable all over the house or spending tons of cash on a slow, unreliable wireless system. Products like the BEFW11S4 wireless four-port cable/ DSL router from Linksys have changed all that. This unit works as an Internet ga teway, traditional four-port Ethernet hub, and wireless Ethernet hub; is easy to install; and is relatively inexpensive. With the Linksys cable modem and wireless Ethernet adapter we tested with the unit, everything worked like a charm with next to no configuration hassles.Read more

Features

• Connects to a broadband modem, a 10/100 Ethernet backbone, or wireless network
• Long wireless operating range supports 300 feet indoors and 1,500 feet outdoors
• Provides roaming, best access-point selection, load balancing, and network traffic filtering
• Configurable through your networked PC's Web browser
• Can act as a DHCP server for your existing network

Reviews (1066)

Reliable, low price, but a bit slow.
I have been using this for 2 years. It was as easy to set up as any other wireless router I have used, such as those from US Robotics.I have 2 computers linked directly to the router by Ethernet, and two by WiFi.I also use the router to link into a Vonage Linksys RT31P2 router used to support 2 VOIP phones.
No problems with mine...
A lot of hateful reviews on here. Hopefully I can offset this a little..
Good in theory... major issues in practice
I've been using my BEFW11S4 for a few months now. The little thing has its good points - a nice, unobtrusive little box I can just plug in and hide on top of some piece of office furniture, allowing my rather over-laptop-equipped household some nice convenient net access, while still allowing the home office systems a wired connection.
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Editorial Review

The Krusell Bluetooth Headset Holster is the perfect accessory for keeping your Bluetooth headset out of the way when you aren't using it, while still having it close at hand for the instant you need it. Cell phones have become a part of our lives and now go with us just about everywhere we go. By using a headset to take advantage of your cell phone's Bluetooth feature, you can keep your hands free and your phone in your pocket without having to worry about getting tangled up by wires.Read more

Features

• Includes spring clip
• Fits Jabra BT-200, BT-250, BT-250v, Nokia HS-4W, HDW-3, Plantronic M2300, M2500, M3500, Sony Ericsson HBH-35, HBH-65, HBH-300, HBH-650, Siemens HHB600
• Quick access to your headset
• Made from high quality Nappa Leather
• 2 insertion slots to perfectly and securely fit your headset

Reviews (1)

Krusell Bluetooth Headset Holster
I've found that keeping my Jabra 250, Jabra BT250 head set in my pants pocket inevitably causes it to turn on without my knowledge.This holster is great. The next best thing is placing my Jabra over a shirt button where the shirt is buttoned. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Hands Free Handsfree Headset Earpiece Head Set Ear Piece   

Features

• Works with both MAC and PC
• 10/100Mbps Fast Ethernet 32-bit PC Card adapter
• WHQL Certified for Windows Compatibility
• With a built-in Connector, RJ-45 LAN cables can be directly plugged into computer

Reviews (7)

Works with Windoze
I bought one of these, new, for the price of a couple of McD's meals, and it's allowed me to bring a small wireless "modem" (from my ISP) into work, hook it up to an aging, otherwise stand-alone laptop I had gathering dust at home, and get good, private Internet access (on my own time) *without* connecting through my company's network, creating any security issues or bringing down the wrath of my corporate LAN-Lords. It's not the fastest thing around, but it is reliable on every Microsoft OS from W98 on - and maybe earlier ones, too. W2K supports it directly, so it's essentially "plug and play" on my old laptop.
I wouldn't recommend this company!
If you want messed around this is the company for you! I won't never shop here again. They aren't real good at responding back in email either. I give them 1 star cause there's no '0'star's you can give a company on here it looks. I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone! I'll do my shopping elsewhere.

Very easy to use product
The D-Link CardBus Adapter is extremely easy to use and a great solution for people, like me, who lack the right port for an internet cable on their laptops! ... Read more

Features

• Supports all major network operating systems and protocols
• Supports both infrastructure or ad-hoc wireless modes
• Easy configuration with a web browser or Windows-based configuration program
• Transmit to high-speed laser printers faster than a PC parallel port
• Extremely portable and inexpensive compared to a PC-based print server

Reviews (28)

Difficult setup, works after it gets going
I could not get the wireless portion to connect for a while. While searching for a solution, this site was at the top of the list so I decided to post my fix here.
Configuration is big task
I bought the product 2 weeks before and I have a thought this will work with all printers but not. D Link technical support is very bad I called at least 10 times to find my printer is compatible or not.
The most difficult thing in the world to configure
Problem #1 - out of hte box, these units are assigned 192.168.0.10 as an IP address.find if your network is on the .0 subnet.So I had to change my entire network over to this in order to get it configured.
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Features

• Package Contents - Kodak Easyshare-One Zoom Digital Camera, Kodak Wi-Fi Card, Kodak Li-Ion Rechargeable Digital Camera Battery KLIC-5000, Kodak Li-Ion Rapid Battery Charger K5000, USB and A/V cables, Wrist strap, Premium leather camera case, Kodak Easyshare Software, Getting Started Kit, Custom camera insert for optional Kodak Easyshare Printer and Camera Docks
• 6.1 Megapixel up to 2832 2128 image resolution, 640 480 VGA at 30 fps Quicktime, MPEG-4 compressed video with audio
• Shutter speed - 1/2-1/1448 second
• ISO sensitivity - Auto, manual (80, 100, 200, 400)
• Built-in flash - Auto, red-eye, fill, off

Editorial Review

The Netgear FS-105 Port 10/100 autosensing switch simplifies 100 MBps switching technology for the small-office marketplace. This product provide a way to instantaneously boost network performance while preserving your network infrastructure, including installed cabling and desktop software and hardware.Read more

Features

• Fast Ethernet switch
• 5 switched 10/100 Mbps ports
• Automatic speed and full or half duplex
• Vista jacks with built-in LEDs
• Compact and easy to install

Reviews (17)

I wish the ports were on the back
I agree with the other reviewers, in that this is a very solid built and reliable product.I've been using mine for six months now and have not had to touch it.It performs very well, as I've ran multiple file transfers simultaneously among four computers and it was amazingly faster than when using an older 10/100 hub. Reliable switch
Sturdy construction in an unobstrusive yet eye-catching package, the FS105 is an excellent workhorse! I have been using one for the past 1 1/2 years without a hitch. Setup is easy and quick so there is very little hassle and headaches involved. Good Device, Small Size is a +
I'm not hiding that I like Netgear products for entry level use. This device has a 5th port that you can use in uplink or normal mode. It is very compact with indicator lights for connection and collisions. It is also very reliable. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Data Transfer Switches    2. Network Interface Cards (NIC)    3. Networking   

Features

• Relocate your Wireless-B or Wireless-G antennas to avoid obstacles and improve signal strength
• Mounts on a desktop, wall, or ceiling
• Connectors include 1 reverse SMA, 1 SMA; offers 6-foot (152.4 mm) cable
• Easy to install and use, no configuration necessary
• Comes with 3-year limited warranty

Reviews (4)

Get this
Not surprisingly, the standard short antenna located among the cables on the back of a desktop computer didn't work well.
Helped some but is it worth the cost?
The exterior antenna did help as it got the antenna out from behind a cabinet. It did improve the signal strength for that reason, but I'll bet there are cheaper ones that work just as well.

Inexpensive and it works
My setup has the wireless router on the ground floor and two machines upstairs.One machine directly above the router worked fine but another that was about 20' away worked poorly.Tried the antenna on the router and it really didn't help.Then I tried this antenna on the most distant PC and the improvement was incredible. ... Read more

Features

• An Internet connection-sharing Router, Switch, and Access Point with built-in VPN endpoint capability and advanced security features
• Jump start your small business network by connecting both Wireless-G (802.11g) PCs, and local wired PCs
• Securely connect up to 50 remote or traveling users to your office network via VPN
• Advanced Security: Wireless data encryption (WEP), 802.1X authentication and authorization support, SPI Firewall and Internet Access filtering
• The Virtual Private Network (VPN) function creates encrypted "tunnels" through the Internet so up to 50 remote or traveling users can securely connect to your office network from off-site, or users in your branch office can connect to a corporate network

Reviews (59)

Are There Two Versions of This Router???
I have one of these routers and it's the best home router I think I have ever owned or setup. It's been rock stable since I bought it 2 years ago, never had to reboot, and it was easy to configure and has worked brilliantly with both my powerbook and centrino laptop. I've seen other reviews that share my experience and I think that they must have made two or more versions of this router at the same time because it's about the only thing that explains the extreme differences in experience from one reviewer to the next. Knowing that so many people had so much trouble I'd be reluctant to recommend it, but mine has been very good.

BUYER BEWARE...CISCO JUNK
This MAY be a good product for the occasional user. However, if your small business depends on this, you are dead. This baby will crash, crash, crash on you...even with the latest firmware. Nice idea to build a wireless router that supports VPN tunnels, but in reality, it just does not work. Look at the other reviews and think. Why does everybody say stay away? There must be something wrong if this many people complain. I live in Japan, and the Japanese retailers have already pulled it from the shelves due to the number of complaints. This is the SECOND time mine has locked up today. It WILL be replaced.

Flawless operation
I head up a network team for a large medical center and bought this for my own use.Although it ran fine from the get-go, I did one firmware upgrade (an easy, menu-driven 5 minute operation) and it has been flawless.There are also 3rd party versions of code out there which add on a ton of functionality, but you'll lose your support from Linksys.Selected this unit because it can be used as an end-node vpn (vpn from your remote laptop to your home pc, for example).Only dig against it is that it does not have dual antennas to eliminate multipath.
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Features

• Combines modem, router, switch, 802.11g access point, and SPI True Firewall
• Up to 5X faster than 802.11b
• Works with both 802.11g and 802.11b
• Plugs directly into ADSL line
• Smart Wizard assistant makes installation a breeze

Reviews (8)

Nice looking all-in-one DSL modem/router
The idea of combining a DSL modem and network / wireless router seems like a no-brainer. One less box to worry about.
intolerable latency issues with WiFi (WoW players take note)
I bought the DG834G to replace these 3 separate components that were practically falling out of my wiring box with this single, simple, and quite snazzy-looking unit.
Cheap and solid!
I bought a refurb unit a couple months ago, to replace the ailing Speedstream modem which SBC Yahoo! sent out to me when I signed up.It's fast, reliable, easy to set up, and I've retired my Linksys firewall and D-Link WAP at the same time - - 1 box instead of 3, now!No complaints whatsoever. ... Read more

Features

• Combines modem, router, switch, 802.11g access point, and SPI True Firewall
• Up to 5X faster than 802.11b
• Works with both 802.11g and 802.11b
• Plugs directly into ADSL line
• Smart Wizard assistant makes installation a breeze

Reviews (8)

Nice looking all-in-one DSL modem/router
The idea of combining a DSL modem and network / wireless router seems like a no-brainer. One less box to worry about.
intolerable latency issues with WiFi (WoW players take note)
I bought the DG834G to replace these 3 separate components that were practically falling out of my wiring box with this single, simple, and quite snazzy-looking unit.
Cheap and solid!
I bought a refurb unit a couple months ago, to replace the ailing Speedstream modem which SBC Yahoo! sent out to me when I signed up.It's fast, reliable, easy to set up, and I've retired my Linksys firewall and D-Link WAP at the same time - - 1 box instead of 3, now!No complaints whatsoever. ... Read more

Features

• Wi-Fi Compliant with IEEE 802.11g and 802.11b Devices
• Supports Super G and XR (eXtended Range) Technology Data Rate up to 108Mbps
• 10/100Mbps 4-port switch
• 10/100 Mbps Auto-MDIX WAN port (for Internet)
• Windows, Mac and Linux compatible

Reviews (1)

Nice Product
Easy set up.Admin page is simple to navigate and set up your network.Encryption is easy and fast.High speed good range.I recommend.I have owned Belkin, Linksys and D-Link, they have all failed over time. ... Read more

Features

• D-LINK USB 2.0 FAST ETHERNET ADAPTER

Reviews (2)

Microphone is bad
I got 4 units for company use. Speaker is excellent. But one unit is deadly bad, very low mic gain. I returned it. Other three units are less satisfied. It's relatively low gain at mic. You can hear my voice, but like a fainted. I expected a loudness like an embedded microphone in Logitech Web Camera... It performs too far to it's glorious SoundStation. I'm considering to return all units...

Polycom dropped the ball
I had been following this device for several months before it's release; Polycom has always developed superior conferencing products in the past so I expected this device to outperform other USB Speakerphones.I was wrong.We received the Communicator and started testing it with multiple applications such as Skype and MSN Messenger.The Speaker sounded excellent but the microphone on the device was near useless.The person on the other side of the conversation could barely hear anything.I adjusted every control I could find and it made no difference.I will be returning this device as it is an overpriced paperweight.
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Features

• Connect to any wireless LAN
• Notebook CardBus PC Card
• Advanced security features
• Transmitter power control for optimal performance
• Enterprise-class 802.1x security and multilevel WEP encryption

Reviews (4)

I also thought it had an external antenna connector
I had the same problem - it turns out the card with the external antenna connector is the Orinoco 11b/g PC Card Gold.

Disappointing performance by a former leader
I have used and been a fan of the Orinoco wireless network cards since they were first introduced by Lucent. I needed a wireless card for a new notebook and thought this would be a great opportuity to upgrade from my old B Gold Classic to a newer A/B/G Gold Combo card. However, after installing the Combo card, I have been constantly frustrated by dropped signals and dramatically reduced range of the card compared to my old B Gold Classic. Rarely can I maintain a wireless connection between my AP and the Combo card over 30ft.(through 1/2 drywall and wood stud walls). My Gold Classic was rock solid to at least 150ft.Further, the new Combo card's management and diagnostic utilities aren't nearly as useful for identifying and solving problems -- particularly signal strength and competing APs -- as the Client Manager utility available for the Gold Glassic. I have been a fan of Orinoco products but Proxim seems to be letting quality control slip. The Combo is going back and I just ordered another B Gold Classic.

not suitable for MAC or wardriving
Well when I got the card I was disappointed to see no external antenna port. I will see if there is a restocking fee. The documentation that I read stated that it did have it. The only ones good for war driving is the old Gold classic i think its an 8421 or something in that range. Also it doesnt work too good on a Mac. This is meant to be the creme-de-la creme of cards. hmm more like cream of a filet-o-fish. ... Read more

Features

• Standard: Bluetooth specification V1.2
• Class 1 operation on 0~100 m operating distance
• Full speed USB interface, compliant with USB 1.0, 1.1, 2.0
• LED indicator, Built-in antenna on ISM band frequency: 2.4GHz~2.48GHz
• 128-bit secure encryption

Features

• Eight autosensing 10/100 ports with auto MDI/MDI-X crossover detection
• Up to 200 Mbps full duplex bandwidth at each port
• Address Learning and Aging, and Data Flow Control for enhanced transmission reliability
• Compact size fits into any environment, including wall-mount slots

Reviews (1)

Very disappointing
After years of using a 10/100 hub I decided to "upgrade" to a switch.Expecting a good product from Linksys, especially since they were acquired by Cisco, I purchased the SD208 8-port 10/100 switch.I put it on my network and the problems began.Any time I would attempt to transfer large volumes (1GB+) of data between two of my PC's the switch would freeze up on me and I'd have to unplug it and plug it back in to regain network connectivity.Read more

Features

• Connects to Bluetooth Enableds Phones
• Never needs charging
• No installation required

Features

• Sizzling 32-bit, bus-mastering performance
• Very low power consumption
• Auto-detects optimum network speeds up to 200 Mbps
• Compatible with legacy operating systems
• No dongle to lose or break

Reviews (4)

Simple to use cross platform network card
The internal network interface of my laptop was damaged. Versus fixing it, I ordered this card.Getting it to work under XP SP2 was effortless.You plug in the card and boot up.XP detected the card and fired it up.Once configured, it asked me to reboot.After the boot, the card fired up and showed up like any other NIC.I was able to re-name it to NETGEAR...
Not Compatible with Windows 2000/XP, HORRIBLE Tech Support - AVOID!!
I had this adapter running in my the Cardbus slot of my Windows 98 computer and it ran fine. I installed it on my Windows 2000 laptop. Well, my first sign of trouble was a warning popup when I installed the drivers that the drivers were not certified by Microsoft. So, imagine my shock when my brand new computer constantly got Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) crashes. Big blue screen, loss of data, computer freezes tight, power button inoperative, and when you have to use a pin to press that tiny little laptop reset button on a brand new computer, well, we all know that's when you're in Computer Hell.
Works great
I didn't buy this on Amazon but wanted to say this device is great. The only bad thing was MY laptop is old!Can't go wrong with this one. ... Read more

Features

• 7 USB 2.0 ports for easy expansion
• Supports data transfer rate of up to 480 Mbps
• 40 times faster than USB 1.1 products
• Plug-n-Play, hot swappable
• Compatible with Windows 98, 98SE, 2000, ME, XP, and Mac OS X or later version

Reviews (6)

Looks good, but doesn't work very well
I bought this hub to go with my Mac Mini.It looks good, and I like the two front-facing ports (great for iPods and cameras).However, I've had nothing but problems with the devices I've used with the hub.
Nice 7 port hub
The ports are nicely placed.The hub is narrow and tall making a nice fit on a crowded desk

Not bad for the price
First of all I read the reviews before buying, so I didn't have high hopes of it standing on end, it fits my desktop scheme better on its side anyway.Iogear could have included some stick on feet for the side, but that may give creedance to the poor design of the phony rubber stand..that could have worked if they had just made it a little bigger and heavier.I wanted a 7 port hub that had at two front ports to plug in a camera or jump drive, this and the Belkin seem to be the only ones available.I probably would have bought the Belkin if the price had been the same.
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