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by august1991 , Jul 03 '07
Pros: Cheap Cons: Cheap
I bought this router for home use about nine months ago. I have a simple network with two users. One is on a wireless laptop and the other is sometimes connected by wire and sometimes by wireless. Distances involved were 15 meters maximum. The only ...
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by chengr , Oct 10 '04
Pros: Nothing I can say. Cons: WAN and Wireless connection not stable; Setup menu not well organized and looks ugly.
I had the TEW-431BRP for about 3 months now and do not have a good experiences with it, thinking to get a new one around Christmas. The computer I used connecting to the TEW-431BRP using the TrendNet PCI 11g wireless card. The Internet connection drops 4 ...
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by bruno1997 , Jun 06 '05
Pros: cheap and it works Cons: none so far
I bought this new 802.11G router for $CDN15 (!!) after in store and mail in rebates fully expecting to be taking it back. Im using it with a Gigafast WF728-AEX Wireless "g" adapter card which I purchased on Ebay for $US13 ( plus $10 for shipping) to ...
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Below average router, non existent customer support
by barsuk66 ,Aug 31 '05
Pros: None, there are better choices (D-Link) Cons: Customer support doesn't exist (no fax!).Requires latest firmware updates
What can I say; you win some you lose some. That one is definitely in the loss column. Router requires 3(!) firmware updates to be downloaded to function; and it is just coming from a store. This updates also have to be taken one by one without an option to install 1 that includes all of them.
If you are thinking about getting some of your money back with mail-in rebate - forget about it.The Trendware rebate program looks like a scam. After mailing rebate and waiting for 6 weeks I contacted their customer service department that is running this program and was given different (!)mailing address and 2 fax numbers to resubmit: one in Canada and one in US. Used fax, waited for another 2 weeks, called in and been told they don't even have fax numbers(!) for the program. So apparently the first reply was just a joke. To me this company looks like a joke.
As for the router itself it's an average quality; periodically drops connection but unfortunately can't return it anymore. It's clear to me, that's the last product that I bought from Trendware
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Same experience with rebate
by tlawrence85 ,Oct 22 '07
Pros: None Cons: Dropped connections, rebate seems to not come through
I sent my rebate to them (with the UPC in the same envelope as the form of course), and they sent me a letter about 8 weeks later saying my submission was missing the UPC. If anyone still wants to go ahead with the rebate, be sure to make a copy of the UPC before mailing the original to them!
The router gives average signal strength, but drops connections every now and then even if the computer is a mere 10 feet away. This happens on multiple machines.
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TrendNet Rebate program a scam
by ankush_pn ,Oct 03 '07
Pros: None Cons: Mailing Rebate scam!
I bought two TrendNet routers during different seasons. Both were having a mailing rebate of approx $20. However, TrendNet mentioned that the UPC bar codes were missing and hence they couldnt send me a rebate. I know for sure, I did send them the rebates. I can understand if it happens once, but if it happened twice - then I am sure this is a scam!
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