New Modem/Router - advice?

Looking to buy a new modem/router.

Its for the 'family' - 2 PCs, 2 Laptops and 2 iPads.

Lots of range and the latest wireless would be great.

On the side.. I wouldnt mind sneaking in any game specific features.. prioritising traffic etc.. 

In the UK, standard phone connection, broadband 10MBP download.

Any recommendations? Reviews?

Thanks

It depends on how much are you willing to spend

I have this one http://www.amazon.co.uk/RT-AC66U-AC1750-Diamond-Dual-Band-Gigabit/dp/B008O56HXC at home, I recently upgraded my PC wireless card to an AC card and it's been great for me. I live with my family that is a two storied house and have 2 Desktops, 2 laptops, one tablet and the rest are phones. It's also backwards compatable to all N, G, B, and A devices and the 5ghz range has been increased. I have a great connection all around my house and it eliminates all dead zones without having to buy a range extender. However, you can get the N version of the router for a cheaper price.

It depends on how much are you willing to spend

I have this one http://www.amazon.co.uk/RT-AC66U-AC1750-Diamond-Dual-Band-Gigabit/dp/B008O56HXC at home, I recently upgraded my PC wireless card to an AC card and it's been great for me. I live with my family that is a two storied house and have 2 Desktops, 2 laptops, one tablet and the rest are phones. It's also backwards compatable to all N, G, B, and A devices and the 5ghz range has been increased. I have a great connection all around my house and it eliminates all dead zones without having to buy a range extender. However, you can get the N version of the router for a cheaper price.

FireEmblem_Man

[QUOTE="FireEmblem_Man"]

It depends on how much are you willing to spend

I have this one http://www.amazon.co.uk/RT-AC66U-AC1750-Diamond-Dual-Band-Gigabit/dp/B008O56HXC at home, I recently upgraded my PC wireless card to an AC card and it's been great for me. I live with my family that is a two storied house and have 2 Desktops, 2 laptops, one tablet and the rest are phones. It's also backwards compatable to all N, G, B, and A devices and the 5ghz range has been increased. I have a great connection all around my house and it eliminates all dead zones without having to buy a range extender. However, you can get the N version of the router for a cheaper price.

godonholiday

It's only a router, hmmm.... I'll try to look for a modem

Do not buy D-Link cheap garbage.  That is my only advice at this time.

DeViLzzz

If I go the route of an expensive Router, can anyone recommend a great modem to go with it. ADSL not cable.

Any recommendations for all in ones?

Thanks

[QUOTE="DeViLzzz"]

Do not buy D-Link cheap garbage.  That is my only advice at this time.

jcknapier711

If I go the route of an expensive Router, can anyone recommend a great modem to go with it. ADSL not cable.

 

Any recommendations for all in ones?

 

Thanks

godonholiday

Why do you want all-in-ones?

They are worse than a modem and a router, also if it dies or you get cable in the future, you don't have to throw out a expensive all-in-one, just 1 cheaper device.

thanks, thats what i thought.. what I am looking for is some suggestions on individual device or combined and hopefully the new ac standard.godonholiday

[QUOTE="godonholiday"]

If I go the route of an expensive Router, can anyone recommend a great modem to go with it. ADSL not cable.

 

Any recommendations for all in ones?

 

Thanks

GTR12

Why do you want all-in-ones?

They are worse than a modem and a router, also if it dies or you get cable in the future, you don't have to throw out a expensive all-in-one, just 1 cheaper device.

[QUOTE="GTR12"]

Why do you want all-in-ones?

They are worse than a modem and a router, also if it dies or you get cable in the future, you don't have to throw out a expensive all-in-one, just 1 cheaper device.

godonholiday

Doesn't your ISP give you a modem with your plan or anything?

[QUOTE="godonholiday"]

If I go the route of an expensive Router, can anyone recommend a great modem to go with it. ADSL not cable.

 

Any recommendations for all in ones?

 

Thanks

GTR12

Why do you want all-in-ones?

They are worse than a modem and a router, also if it dies or you get cable in the future, you don't have to throw out a expensive all-in-one, just 1 cheaper device.

Not anymore.

These days they are easier to set up and if you get a higher model and good brand, they are good devices.

TC, look at the Netgear Gaming Range, they are beasts.

[QUOTE="godonholiday"][QUOTE="GTR12"]

Why do you want all-in-ones?

They are worse than a modem and a router, also if it dies or you get cable in the future, you don't have to throw out a expensive all-in-one, just 1 cheaper device.

GTR12

Doesn't your ISP give you a modem with your plan or anything?

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[QUOTE="godonholiday"] thanks, thats true.. it seems easy to find high quality routers.. but not many recommendations for modems?godonholiday

Doesn't your ISP give you a modem with your plan or anything?

Thats the router part struggling with your connections ;)

The modem was most likely fine, how much for a replacement? and got a make/model?

Look online for a Motorola Surfboard, those are brilliant.