D-Link's top-of-line AC1750 router uses Broadcom's second-generation processor to produce chart-topping 5 GHz 802.11ac throughput.

We retested NETGEAR's R6300 with our new wireless test process and found that it didn't rise to the top of the AC1750 router pack.

Updated - We retested two top N900 routers and one didn't fare so well.

WD's MyNet AC1300 has a good combination of performance and price in an AC1750 class router.

Linksys' EA6300 has a few performance advantages over the top-of-line EA6500 and won't lighten your wallet as much.

We retested Linksys' EA6500 with our new wireless test process and found overall higher throughput, with one exception.

We retested ASUS' RT-AC66U with our new wireless test process and found generally higher results.

Securifi's Almond router has a nice touch screen interface and can function as a wireless range extender. But does that make it worth twice as much as other N300 routers?

If you're looking for an inexpensive outdoor wireless AP/bridge with decent performance, you might consider EnGenius' ENS200.

This alternative firmware for ASUS' RT-N66U and RT-AC66U routers has bug fixing as its top priority.

Buffalo lets you access the extensive features of this popular alternative router distro without the risk.

Updated - The Buffalo WZR-300HP runs on DD-WRT out of the box. But don't expect miracles from its "high power" branding.

Under $50 for a simultaneous dual-band "N600" router seems too good to be true. And in the case of the TP-LINK TL-TL-WDR3500 it may be.

Rosewill's RNX-N360RT is a decent enough $40 2.4 GHz N300 router.

Part 2 of our two-part review finishes up with the rest of the wireless tests and some final thoughts.

Updated - Part 1 of our two-part review looks at the routing, storage and draft 802.11ac wireless performance of Cisco's entry into the 802.11ac router arena.

WD sent a new My Net N900 with a properly-operating 5 GHz radio that showed improved performance when retested.

SharePort Go adds battery power for anywhere connectivity

Updated- We finish our review of NETGEAR's WNDR4700 CENTRIA and find its wireless performance not as compelling as its storage.

Updated - Our initial look at NETGEAR's WNDR4700 CENTRIA shows that it might achieve its goal of being "the center of your digital home" for at least some buyers.