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Best dual band wifi router (to replace Sky router)

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Hi,

I'm looking to replace my standard Sky router with a better one due to problems with lack of range and frequent disconnects even when in full signal range.

I don't care about Sky's T&C's and have extracted username and password etc.

I just wanted some advice on which one to go for (cost isn't too much of a factor).

I beleive I should go for dual band?

I believe Netgear are the easiest to set up - is this a fair comment?

Is there anything else I need to take into account when choosing one?

And can anyone offer reccomendations as to the best ones for my purposes?

Thanks,
Alan

PS it's for a medium sized flat with up to two to three laptops logging on at a time.

Hi Langkawi , You can consider the ZTE MF30 wifi router, it is also a mobile Wi-Fi router with HSUPA 7.2Mbps downlink, 5.7 Mbps uplink, supports up to 5 users connected via Wi-Fi(including PSPs, digital cameras, laptops, and MP4s). Quad band GSM and tri band UMTS. Supports up to 32GB Micro SDHC memory. It can cover a 50 meter radius. Its setup is very easy, you just need to plug your SIM card into the router, then do some security settings for your Wi-Fi network.

The below link is more info about ZTE MF30 Wi-Fi Router for your reference:
http://www.modem3g.com/mf30-router-p-62.html

Hope this helps!
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