Why I buy this one ?
- Internet-sharing router and 4-port Gigabit Switch, with a built in speed and range enhanced Wireless Access Point
- Optimizer for time-sensitive applications provides reduced game lag and cleaner sounding VoIP calls
- MIMO technology uses multiple radios to create a robust signal that travels up to 4 time farther and reduces dead spots
- Up to 12times faster than Wireless-G, but also works great with Wireless-G and -B devices

UnbeatableSale, Inc offers this stuff with condition New, new for:

Price : $282.56 Usually ships in 2-3 business days

What our customer's say!

"Not for the technically inept", This router is awesome! Once I had it setup it immediately gave me an open NAT for XBox Live. Speed is good and the only major hurdle was setting it up. There are some that have said that it won't connect to the internet or it is "sketchy" at best.

Here is something you may not know. By default, Dynamic Routing is turned off. This is because this is a gaming router so you are expected to create your own routing table. If you turn Dynamic Routing on then this router will most likely work wonders for you.

"Not worth the price", I've had this router for about 9 months now and it works great with my XBOX 360 using a wired connection. However, I upgraded from the Linksys WRT54GS Wireless-G Broadband Router with SpeedBooster and don't notice any significant speed or signal strength improvements that justify the $200 price tag. Now I'm looking at "upgrading" to another router...and will likely go with the D-Link DGL-4500 Xtreme N Dualband Draft 802.11n Gaming Router instead.

"Great while it lasted, 1.5 years later must be replaced.", This router worked really well for quite some time. The wireless strengths is admirable and virtually the same speed as the wired connection. It worked well for a year and a half, but now has some serious problems. I've checked out everything else in the "picture" of my network and I am 100% certain that 1) The router is slowing my internet connection by 60%, seemingly capping downstream at 5000kbps. Plugged into the cable modem, itself, flawless 15000kbps connection. 2) A dozen daily short disconnects caused by my printer being connected via ethernet, removing it solved the problem. 3) Unable to even upgrade the firmware anymore, as the page will allow me to select the file but responds with absolutely nothing. So basically, my router is completely failing at it's job. Now I'm still within the replacement window, but this is not exactly the most comfortable situation to be in - How long is this going to take, and how long is the rest of my family besides me not going to be able to use the internet? So now on top of my connection woes, my family is gonna have to go a week or two without internet. I'm not too happy with this device, which is certainly more expensive than other routers, failing in less than two years. It's just not right, so 3 stars. That, and their tech-support is horrible. They don't even have this router anymore, and when the router they told me they'd replace it with was a WRT310N, a router worth $60 less than the price I paid for the WRT330N and no external antenna. I got pissed and demanded a choice in the matter if I'm going to be "downgraded", and made sure to tell them I wanted a WRT54GL instead, as I know the custom firmware will do its job and give me a good router. Look elsewhere..

"Great router", I wanted a draft N router to upgrade my "G" network, but it took me a while to take action. This was mainly due to the reviews the Linksys routers were getting. I had Linksys and wanted to keep within the brand, since my experience with it has always been a good one. Finally, I decided to make the switch and chose the gaming one because of the Gigabit connection. At that time (a year ago,) I didn't think the data-lynk version was a better choice. Today, I think I would go that route instead.

The installation was easy and quick; basically, similar to the one I performed on the old Linksys G router. The network was up and running without any problems. My laptop has an Intel N card and connected with no problem. It actually has a faster connection wirelessly than with the Ethernet card (10/100.)

I'm very happy with the purchase, and once resolved the problems of the kids' computer connection (which ended up with a Linksys WUSB300N Wireless-N USB Network Adapter,) the network has worked with no problems at all for the last 14 months.

The only good thing I got for waiting was a better price, since it dropped a little when I bought it. But I have to say, I recommend this product without hesitation. My next router will be a Linksys N draft with VPN.

"Best Router so far", Ive had a number of routers including netgear and dlink and other models of linksys, this one is by far the fastest and best quality router ive had, the only thing i wish i could do is have the ability to put on an omni directional antenna to boost the signal to cover my entire house (3 floors) with full bars, but for the money this is by far the BEST router around.

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"Works Great!", Works great for us. We can game on one pc and download videos on another, with the signal having to go through walls and floors, without any problems. Setup worked right out of the box and optional security settings were easy to figure out. We tried Belkin's N router and it was a nightmare from the moment we plugged it in....and Belkin had the worst tech support I've ever encountered! (not sure about Linksys support since everything has worked for a year without issue)

"Outstanding Wireless-N Router", After purchasing a new decked out Dell Inspiron 1720 with a built in Wireless-N card, I was disappointed with my internet speed when I was in some of the rooms in my house. My kitchen is on the other side of a large brick wall/fireplace from where my router is set up. My Linksys Wireless-G would allow me download at 5000Kb when I was in the same room as my router, but only about 25Kb when in my kitchen. I upgraded to the WRT330N and I am downloading at 7500Kb from my kitchen. Very nice.

"Buggy - Don't Recommend", The WRT330N is a bit buggy, so until Linksys can fix the kinks with a firmware update, I wouldn't recommend buying it (or maybe it cannot be fixed and it is just a pretty piece of black plastic). The first unit I had would turn off the wireless broadcast at least once a day (even though the wireless indicator light was on), so none of my computers (some with wireless G, some with wireless N) could detect the SSID. The only way to get it back up was to unplug it to reset the router. As you can imagine, doing this on a daily basis was a bit frustrating. Called Linksys customer service and they go through the same routine with all their products, i.e., what is your operating system, unplug the router, wait 15 seconds, turn it back on, etc. etc. After 45 minutes on the phone going through their scripted and mindless "tech support" methodology, they decided, I had a defective unit and issued me an RMA for a replacement unit, which they put a credit card hold for and when I received it, turned out to be a refurbished unit from some other unlucky customer. While the replacement unit doesn't drop the wireless signal, it emits a rather weak G signal, so that all my computers with a wireless G gets a "low" signal and only transmits at a putrid 24 to 36 mbps (even when i am 10-15 feet from the router). I had more reliable and stronger wireless signals with my old WRT54G router. Linksys probably released this unit sooner than they should have to capitalize on those of us who wanted the wireless N protocol.

"So far fantastic router!!", First off, kudos to Amazon! I got the router earlier than amazon said I would. Product arrived in great condition and setup was really easy. I would say I have moderate router/internet experience and installation and setup of 5 different devices went smoothly.

My config:
2 wired computers (1 windows xp, 1 linux )
1 wired Tivo
1 wireless T-mobile Hot spot @ home
1 wireless laptap (linux)

We are paying for turbo internet but were not able to take advantage of it as our old router was really old! ( I won it at bingo ) LOL

Item shipped with lastest firmware loaded 1.00.03 and I had no issues during setup. Seems to have a large array of customization options half of which I don't understand that well! All cards in devices are not drraft N cards but G cards, regardless of this, I saw almost 200% increases in speed on each of the computers. Wirelessly connected, the laptop actually tested with a higher upload speed than the wired computers. I tested some games I play and noticed my ping rates had fallen around 20 - 30 points.

While I have only had the product a short time, it has performed very well, I am impressed by this product. To me, its on the higher end of the price range I would pay for a router but increase in speed and config/security options available totally sold me.

"Durable, fast, and highly configurable", I picked the WRT330N up as a replacement for the two separate components it unifies: a gigabit router and a wireless gateway. I am not using 802.11n yet, but intend to upgrade to it when convenient.

I've found the unit to be durable (it's within reach of multiple toddlers all day long), performant (I get good signal even through walls... a serious improvement over previous G and B access points), and easily configured.

One physical drawback to the device is that it has a huge Isolate button on the front. Not so great if your kids can reach it :-)