Updated - Need a pocket-sized, budget-friendly 802.11bgn AP, router, bridge, client, repeater? TP-LINK thinks it's got one you'll like. Us? We're not so convinced.

Updated: D-Link's DIR-605L Cloud Router is a decent entry-level 802.11bgn router, but not really very cloud-enabled.

Updated - Amped Wireless' R10000G has impressive routing and wireless throughput. But it doesn't live up to its "long range" promise.

Updated - ASUS' RT-N66U "Dark Knight" router is causing quite a stir. Our full review's wireless performance tests confirm the reason why.

TRENDnet's dual-band three-stream N bridge can produce some really high throughput.

The TP-LINK TL-TL-WR1043ND isn't too bad for an under $60 single-band 802.11n router with Gigabit ports.

The Linksys E4200V2 may have completely new innards. But its performance compared to the original is more alike than different.

D-Link's second member of its "HD Media Router" line has much better wireless performance than its first.

EnGenius' EAP-300 may look nice on your ceiling, but it's not a great performer.

The TP-LINK TL-WR1043ND Ultimate Wireless N Gigabit Router has been tested and added to the Router Charts.

We've changed our dual-stream test client and retested the WNDR4500.

In our follow-up review, we take a tour through the WNDR3800's new features and revamped GUI.

Updated - We had mixed results with the NETGEAR WNDR4500's performance. But not all of it was the router's fault.

The Cisco Linksys X2000 Wireless-N ADSL2+ Modem Router has both DSL and Ethernet WAN connections for under $100.

The NETGEAR WNDR3800 N600 Wireless Dual Band Gigabit Router Premium Edition has been tested and added to the Router Charts.

The Cisco Linksys E2500 High Performance Dual-Band N Router sports a significantly different design from its E3200 Gigabit sibling.

Cisco's RE1000 Linksys Wireless-N Extender is nice and small, but not a great performer.

TRENDnet's TEW-692GR is one of the few routers to support 450 Mbps maximum link rates on both 2.4 and 5 GHz. But its overall wireless performance is very disappointing.

Ubiquiti's Power AP N is a single band N router / AP / bridge / repeater you might want to consider.

Apple has switched radios in its fifth generation wireless router, but without much affect on performance.