MIMO routers

Suggest you consider an inexpensive better antenna for your current access point.

I'm very happy with my Netgear mimo. Can't replace the antennas, but it works better than my old linksys speeedbooster router which had a directional antenna.... LT

Thanks, but the antenna on my WAG54G is not replaceable, I think.

Chris R

You could still use a reflector.

On MIMO routers, On my experiance - DO NOT BUY the D-link DSL-G624M.

WEP encryption on this device does not actually work! If you are thinking about buying it then phone tech support and see for yourself. They recommend using WPA because they say it is better, but press them and they confess there is a problem with WEP. No date for firmware fix. And also the documented Dynamic DNS just isn't there!!!!! I think someone has rushed this product to market. Wasted a day of mine on client site trying to install this thing.

LEaving MIMO alone now as my fingers are burnt. Wait until stable.

I'm thinking of replacing a Linksys BEFW11S4 with some "g" unit, for improved shared speed. We've gone from low speed DSL to high speed cable, and there are two or three wireless units sharing the airspace.

One room has marginal signal, even with a pair of Windsurfers on the Linksys. Would MIMO be an improvement with non-MIMO adapters? I thought the MIMO magic was all in the router, but your comment here makes me wonder. The clients are all 54g, from Linksys, Netgear and DLink.

It's not -- for anything more than a modest improvement, you need MIMO in the clients as well.