Reviews

This is probably the 5th Linksys router I've purchased. The configuration menus could be a lot better, but I know them well and at least they are consistent amongst the products. Basic installation is easy, though it seemed very slow. More annoying is that advanced config is very slow. The webserver in my other Linksys routers is pretty quick. The X2000 is sluggish. This probably is because the other routers run Linux and the X2000 runs Windows. I haven't tested the range but it seems to be at least as good as the Linksys router it replaced. I bought the new router to replace a very old DSL modem; the old router worked fine.

The Iomega Superhero Backup &amp; Charger Dock is great!<br >It's a quality built dock that my iPhone 4s fits into while still being in its case. The backup is very slow but is not a problem for me.

I have had this printer for just over a month now. I purchased this printer because it seemed like it was a good deal. Knowing what I know now, I would have paid a little extra money to get a much better printer. I strongly advise against this printer. Here are some cons that I have run into so far:

I've owned several NetGear routers and usually they are easy to set up with no issues, this one was an exception. I decided to upgrade our router and purchased this one because it allows an ethernet connection, dual channel, and the USB drive capability. Set it up very quickly and for about 5 minutes worked great. Had my wireless printer going, printed to it, wireless network seemed much quicker than my older router all was good. Suddenly the wireless stopped and then the ethernet connection didn't work either.<br />First call to tech support I was on the phone for about an hour, she spent more time tell me about my warranties, updating my personal data, than listening. We tried everything and my case was upgraded to the next level, when the phone was disconnected. Called back told them my case number, had to repeat everything that was done before, listen to the warranty speech and finally it was sort of working, much slower. The tech told me it was very rare but my router was forgetting  more

After owning many MacBooks, I decided to lighten my gear with a MacBook Air. I was skeptical about not having a CD/DVD drive and the fact the CPU speed and screen size is less than a regular MacBook.

This was a great external hard drive for the time that it was working in the 4 months I've owned it. Transfer speeds were great and I was able to transfer about 30GB in minutes. Unfortunately, I didn't read the reviews about how long they last. It seems they have a habit of breaking down and mine was no exception. I didn't run it too hot and never dropped it so it seems like a manufacturing failure. It's a shame it was a really great external hard drive.

It had everything it needed to operate. Had a little trouble setting up my network but found out that if I follow instructions to the letter, it works.<br />Runs a lot better then my older N1 router. Handles gameing on oe computer while browsing on another just fine.

I purchased this computer and was happy to see that the one that I bought had the Elantech touchpad, which is supposedly the better one that they include in the Zenbook. The only real issue that constantly came up in the reviews that I read related to touchpad issues.

I was so excited to buy this laptop. I wanted something thin and light for business and travel. It's sleek appearance was very appealing and it seemed to have all the specs I was looking for. This product came highly recommended by the bestbuy employee.

The HP Envy 15 is a great little laptop for gaming. I love how thin it is. Only 1.11 inches thick and is still able to play the latest games. I didn't see any problems with the red in the display. I don't do graphic art or anythng that involves a lot of color. However red showed up as red in all sorts of shades from light to dark. The beats audio doesn't have a lot of bass but it sounds good and gets very loud for a laptop.The only thing that is wrong with the laptop is that the touchpad is junk but can use a mouse.

I had an epson that was starting to get loud and low on ink and cost about $55 for all 4 inks needed so i found this printer on sale for a few dollars more ... this had wireless that i didnt have before and after loading the disc i was able to connect my computer and laptop both to the printer wireless so that was a really nice upgrade ... i only tested the printer but it worked great and have no problems with it ... the ink replacements will be a few dollars cheaper and now i can just print right off my laptop!!!

My LinkSys wireless cable modem died. Picked up the Motorola. Plugged it in and Xfinity and the Motorola configured themselves. Noticed an immediate speed increase in both desktop and laptop wireless connections.

We got this mouse with the intention of using a corded mouse for work. We waited until after Christmas to open the mouse and it was terrible from the first click. Every time we touched/clicked on the right click of the mouse, it squeaked. Clearly the spring was faulty and needed to be replaced. The click of the mouse is also extremely loud and hard to push down.

While this product works QUITE well, i ran into an issue in just the first usage: after installing the included network setup software, and having it notice the drive, I neglected to enter a PIN # (which it said was optional). what i didn't realize, was that it was REQUIRED if you wanted both read AND write capabilities. so i tried to remove the drive from the software's list of drives, to add it again, and when i added it back, it said the drive was offline (it had worked before i removed it, but in read only mode).i figured that out, and it works like a dream, but they should've been more clear on what NOT to do, if that was an issue. if i wasn't as tech-savvy as i am, i might've been forced to return the product, and/or try a different product.otherwise, i couldn't be happier with it :)it does what i need, in EVERY way. i can connect directly to a PC, OR hook it thru my network, though i need the software in order to do this, and that seems to only work with Windows. would've been nice  more

10 MB/s write; 20 MB/s read.<br ><br >First PNY I have owned. Product is fine so far. Write speed is satisfactory for the price. Read speed is ~10MB/s slower than com parables. Code on package authorizing free Sony movie download is intentionally borderline illegible. Am awaiting response from co. providing this 'bonus'.

I chose this NetGear model after reading reviews of wireless routers that are easy to set up with Mac computers. This couldn't have been easier. My wireless network was up and running within 5 minutes.<br >I have had uninterrupted signal in all parts of my house and paid less than the Apple Airport costs.

So far so good. This thing is super fast. everything loads faster! i use it for my OS and some other software nothing major, so there is still room for more stuff. only thing is that it doesn't come with a 3.5 adaptor but picked one up from [@]. good stuff!

Love this mouse, it 'folds' flat to travel &amp; the USB part magnetically attaches to the mouse so you don't lose it. The only issue I had with it is the first couple of times you use it the buttons are stiff and hard to click. They definitely loosen up but it was hard to work the first couple of day

This is the second WD 2.5TB drive I have purchased from J&amp;R. The price and value is unbeatable and their shipping is fast. The external hard drive is bare bones with no &quot;bloatware&quot;, just a drive, usb cable and power cord - PERFECT! The drives have a sleep mode which is great, so you don't have to listen to them spin all the time and so far they have never failed to come out of sleep mode. Great value!

Researched all in one printers. This is easy to set up and use. I have a new wireless network and it found it with no problem. I have owned HP all in ones in the past. I love this printer in comparison.