For $200, Fluke Networks' AirMapper bridges the gap between free and very expensive wireless survey tools.

ZyXEL's NWA3560-N is pricey as a standalone AP. But could be a bargain if you're looking to dip your toe into managed AP waters.

EnGenius' ESR750H has lots of routing features and high throughput, but very disappointing wireless performance.

ASUS' RT-AC66U is not the successor to the RT-N66U that you may be hoping for.

ASUS' three stream N bridge has unique wireless performance to match its fashion-forward looks.

Updated - WD's MyNet N900 produced some of the highest wireless throughput we've seen to date.

D-Link's DIR-505 is more fully-featured than other mobile/travel routers. But also much more expensive.

Apple's former iTunes audio station has been reborn as a full-fledged simultaneous dual-band router and a not bad one, too.

We've circled back to complete our testing of NETGEAR's R6300 with its latest firmware.

D-Link's top-of-line "N900" router is finally here. Unfortunately, it wasn't worth the wait.

Cisco's WAP121 shares most of the extensive feature set of its selectable dual-band sibling, with comparable performance.

Our first look at NETGEAR's R6300 draft 802.11ac router reveals a work in progress.

Updated - In Part 2 of our coverage of Buffalo's first-to-market WZR-D1800H draft 802.11ac router we see how 5 GHz throughput holds up over range and review 2.4 GHz performance.

Updated - In Part 1 of our coverage of Buffalo's first-to-market WZR-D1800H draft 802.11ac router, we look at how much more wireless throughput you can really get from a "1300 Mbps" router.

We found the key to enabling 40 MHz mode in 2.4 GHz and retested the EA2700 to add those results.

Updated - Cisco's new entry-level "app-enabled" router features ho-hum wireless performance.

Cisco's WAP321 should make other makers of small business 802.11n access points sit up and take notice.

New firmware has improved the performance of EnGenius' single-band N ceiling-mount access point.

We take our first look at Cisco's new Linksys "App Enabled" line with the EA3500.

Our quick retest of Amped Wireless' R10000G hasn't changed our mind about its failure to deliver "extreme wireless coverage".