Help Needed to buy a new ADSL2+ modem Router

[Sushubh]

well you could have taken a converted link from me.

 

[Ras Al Ghul]

ahhhh.Forgot.Dont worry i still have a 5k Modem/router to order.Will make sure i get the link from you.

 

[Sushubh]

hehe ok

 

[Ras Al Ghul]

@x720

Should i combine this

http://www.amazon.in/gp/product/B00...dp_summary#productDetails&tag=indibroaforu-21

with

TP-LINK TL-WDR4300 N750 Wireless Dual Band Gigabit Router - TP-LINK : Flipkart.com


or go for this

TP-LINK TD - W8980 - TP-LINK : Flipkart.com

 

[x720]

@Ras Al Ghul

Sorry. Haven't had the time. Will post something by tonight.

 

[Ras Al Ghul]

@x720

Take your time.

 

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[x720]

So, I'm guessing that an upper limit of 8k?

At this price point, I would've blindly suggested the closest priced Asus model, but well [emoji14]

So, that leaves us with TP-Link. Netgear and D-Link. Buffalo too, if you can get one from the US via someone or a freight forwarder.

Not too keen on current netgear devices. Buy a separate router with did wrt support in case stock firmware turns out to be buggy.

So, around 7k for the router?

 

[Ras Al Ghul]

If only router i would prefer around 5k.If combo then around 7.5k

 

[igloo]

for wifi try this if your budget allows

Ubiquiti Networks UniFi AP Enterprise WiFi System https://www.amazon.in/dp/B004XXMUCQ/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_No36vbMRSAE7W or Ubiquiti UniFi AP Enterprise WiFi System Long Range https://www.amazon.in/dp/B005H4CDF4/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_eq36vbEDBGND8

. it is like enterprise grade equipment with high 20(max allowed if you select india) dbm to 28dbm power.
second model has lr added to it.
Read Amazon usa review, you're gonna love it.

 

[Ras Al Ghul]

@x720

Your opinion on ubiquti?

 

[x720]

Pretty robust. Our college uses a combination of carrier grade Cisco and enterprise grade Ubiquiti equipment and it works very well! Not this exact model, so, I can't say for sure. But seeing as how most of the reviews are pretty positive, you should be fine.

 

[Ras Al Ghul]

Pretty robust. Our college uses a combination of carrier grade Cisco and enterprise grade Ubiquiti equipment and it works very well! Not this exact model, so, I can't say for sure. But seeing as how most of the reviews are pretty positive, you should be fine.

The thing is it seems difficult to configure.

 

[igloo]

yep not for everyone but once set your not gonna touch any other router. i think watch few videos on YouTube to learn setup before buying it.