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DD-WRT capability makes it a great value
By John on Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2014
There are beta DD-WRT builds available for the WHR-600D now that allow for the full potential of the device to be utilized. I never bothered with the stock firmware, but DD-WRT is rock solid and despite being in beta I haven't encountered any problems with the two configurations I use (Access point and ethernet bridge). 5ghz performance is not great, but reduced penetration of walls and floors is one of the drawbacks of the 5ghz range. There are U.FL connectors on the board so I am considering external antennas, or because of the low the price I might just add another as a repeater. I wish it had gigabit and a USB port, but nothing in this price range does.
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Supplier may have sold me old, or used, equipment. Caveat Emptor
By Craig Schwartz on Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2020
I bought my WHR-600 in March 2020, in Aug 2020 (now) it started failing, needing a reboot every morning. The manufacturer, Buffalo, had this to say: "The router you have is possibly a used device as the serial number provided shows it was manufactured back in 2013 and has not been sold by Buffalo for quite some time. The symptoms you are seeing can possible be from either malfunctioning firmware or a failing wireless antenna. I would recommend a factory reset and seeing if the issue persists after." I've had to buy another wifi router. Not happy . I expected it to last more than 4 months
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