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Belkin N750 Wireless Dual-Band N+ Router (Latest Generation) Review

Let me preface this by saying that I am a very technical user, having been a certified senior network engineer and senior database administrator at various times through my career in I.T. I am very hardware savvy.
For that reason, one would typically assume that I would be the last person to buy this router -- or anything Belkin for that matter -- because it's targeted at the less tech savvy. But you know what, I'm past the days of tweaking and firmware upgrades. DDWRT on Linksys WRT54G? been there done that. I just want my router to work, like a toaster, and to not have to think about it.
Let me be clear, I almost purchased the highly regarded ASUS RT-N56U.. It's only 25 more even, and well reviewed amongst the tech-heads. However, I happened to be at Walmart and saw this one on sale and figured what the heck, considering Walmart's liberal return policy. After 6 weeks, I don't doubt my decision at all.
The GB ethernet (which only matters/applies to wired connections) is a nice plus for transferring content between wired machines. It's not going to matter when you're on the Internet though whether you're on 100mb wired or 1gb (since you're Internet connection is likely 10-20mb at the most, if that).
One major selling point if you're a Mac user: With the ASUS, you can't print from a Mac via the USB port (at least not from everything I've read, please comment if you know this not to be true). With this Belkin I can access both hard drives and printers attached to the N750 with ease from my Macbook Pro and from my Windows machines.
The web configuration GUI is simple and straightforward, I didn't used the desktop gui for config, so I can't speak to that.
Looks: it's vertical, so it doesn't take up a lot of counter space, this is a definite plus in my book. And it is attractive, not your typical square flat box. I'd imagine the vertical stature is good for the reach of the antennae, but I won't claim to be an engineer to judge such things. I do know that reach in my 2700sqft home is great on all floor and all locations.. even from the upstairs can on the other side of the house (too much information? I think it's relevant, but you be the judge).
With this router, where the 5ghz won't reach, the 2.4 will. This has dual radios so you'll effectively see two separate wireless network, one 2.4 one 5. If one isn't reachable, you simple join the other. 5ghz spectrum is preferable as it's less crowded, but sometimes the 2.4 goes farther. AM/FM would be a poor but acceptable analogy.
So if you're not a tinkerer (or even if you are), and you just want a router to work (you're tired of reboots, dropped connections, etc.), then don't hesitate, buy this one.. or if you want to save a few dollars, I have no doubt their 600 model will serve you fine. Particularly if you don't have a 2x3 radio that can even take advantage of 750.
As with *ALL* electronics, someone's going to get a faulty one, and that person is going to make sure everyone in the world knows they got the bad one. Which is why you should buy your electronics from a trusted (r)etailer, whether it be brick and mortar or online. Walmart (for good or for bad) and Amazon both fall into this category IMO.

Belkin N750 Wireless Dual-Band N+ Router (Latest Generation) Overview

Belkin's N750 DB Wireless Dual-Band Belkin N+ Router provides up to 900Mbps throughput Wi-Fi + routing speeds combined.† The Belkin N750 DB gives you superior performance for home-theater video streaming and gaming. Featuring exclusive MultiBeam technology and dual-band speeds of up to 300Mbps + 450Mbps, the Belkin N750 DB gives you maximum throughput and multi-device coverage throughout your home. This router also features Gigabit ports for ultra-fast file sharing and 2 USB ports for wireless printing and media-sharing. The N750 DB also includes a suite of integrated Belkin applications for wirelessly playing videos from your library on your TV, backing up files, and automatically detecting and resolving potential network problems to keep your connection hassle-free. †Results based on independent third-party testing. Visit belkin.com/router-speed for details. The standard transmission rates - 300Mbps (for 2.4GHz), 450Mbps (for 5GHz), 54Mbps, and 11Mbps - are the physical data rates. Actual data throughput will be lower and may depend on the mix of wireless products used.

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