D-Link DI-624 AirPlusXtremeG Wireless Broadband Router Reviews
- Good
Posted on Jul 1, 2008
Reviews: 4
Pros: Works well with Windows XP computers. Easy to setup with web interface.
Cons: Doesn't like Windows Vista. I had to plug in an ethernet cable and run the web setup wizard every few days for a Vista laptop to be able to reliably connect. At the same time none of my XP laptops had a problem.
Overall: This is a fairly reliable if old design router that is easy to configure and would suit a person with XP machines. The latest firmware is dated 2006 and until a new one is posted to fix the Vista problems I wouldn't receommend it to Vista users.
- Good
Posted on Oct 11, 2007
Pros: easy to setup small footprint, 4 port hub share internet connection, wireless connection variety of speeds
Cons: needs usb connectors
Overall: Nice neat package user interface easy to follow, musr remember to change the default admin password. Wire connection easy to setup at what ever speed/ security level needed. comes with power adapet and on cable for the modem.
- OK
Posted on Jun 8, 2007
Reviews: 14
Pros: Fairly good security and transfer rates.
Cons: Poor connections, and problems when running setup.
Overall: This router is fairly good, better than some I've used in the past, but that's not to say there aren't significant drawbacks.
The software this installs on your computer rarely works, forcing you to use the windows wireless connections software. At times the two programs will clash, and both will stop working.
Once a connection has been established, which can take some time, it is liable to drop out repeatedly, and for no apparrent reason. When it is set to connect to a particular network automatically upon detection, it often requires the user to open the software and manually open the connection.
Despite stating that it is backwards compatible, allowing connection using 54Mbps adaptors, if more than one such connection is made at the same time, both machines will disconnect frequently.
The software this installs on your computer rarely works, forcing you to use the windows wireless connections software. At times the two programs will clash, and both will stop working.
Once a connection has been established, which can take some time, it is liable to drop out repeatedly, and for no apparrent reason. When it is set to connect to a particular network automatically upon detection, it often requires the user to open the software and manually open the connection.
Despite stating that it is backwards compatible, allowing connection using 54Mbps adaptors, if more than one such connection is made at the same time, both machines will disconnect frequently.
- Excellent
Posted on Sep 17, 2006
Guest User
Pros: I highly prefer the XtremeG™ wireless router because its affordable and got features no price could compare. The 802.11g router got removable antennas with advance configurable firewall & parental control.
Cons: Compatible also with 802.11b but with poor throughput.
Overall: Thanks to XtremeG™ robust security features, wireless network are now safe from intruders. Support for both WPA and WEP is highly implemented. That's what D-Link has for the XtremeG™ wireless router.
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Model:
DI-624
Now the popular D-Link XtremeG wireless router just got faster, while maintaining adherence to the IEEE 802.11g standard.At 108Mbps data bandwidth the 802.11g D-Link XtremeG DI-624 wireless router with enhanced 108 delivers excellent and consistent data rate throughput.
The D-Link XtremeG with enhanced 108 features the industry’s first default 108Mbps “Dynamic Mode” that allows clients to always operate at the highest possible speeds while automatically identifying and recognizing other D-Link XtremeG products for highest performance capability and seamless access to the wireless network in a homogenous environment.
Extensive performance and interoperability testing using standard based methods including NetIQ’s Chariot software reveals a significant increase in performance of the D-Link Xtreme G over other 802.11g based competitors.
The D-Link XtremeG DI-624 wireless router with 108Mbps upgrade employs five cutting-edge hardware-based compression technologies to achieve a significant boost in performance within the 2.4GHz frequency range.
Features:
The D-Link XtremeG with enhanced 108 features the industry’s first default 108Mbps “Dynamic Mode” that allows clients to always operate at the highest possible speeds while automatically identifying and recognizing other D-Link XtremeG products for highest performance capability and seamless access to the wireless network in a homogenous environment.
Extensive performance and interoperability testing using standard based methods including NetIQ’s Chariot software reveals a significant increase in performance of the D-Link Xtreme G over other 802.11g based competitors.
The D-Link XtremeG DI-624 wireless router with 108Mbps upgrade employs five cutting-edge hardware-based compression technologies to achieve a significant boost in performance within the 2.4GHz frequency range.
Features:
- Up to 108Mbps
- Advanced Firewall & Parental Control
- Easy Installation
- 802.11g, 802.11b Compatible
- Increased Security with 802.1X and WPA
- Universal Plug and Play (UPnP)
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