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Question: Is this better than my Verizon Westell Model 7500?
Document: I've been using the Westell WT704WG Verizon certified router for six years and always had slooooooooow speeds, if it connected at all. To top it off I was continually told that 768k was the fastest speed I could get in my area. I'd finally had enough and called Verizon to cancel my service when low and behold they tell me I can now get 5mb of speed and it's the same price with a bundle with phone and internet! There is a God!
This modem/router is definitely better than the one that came with our Verizon account several years ago. It's got a sleek look, was easy to set up with the DSL line and seemed to work well out of the box. I'm pleased with it for sure.
The standard DSL modem Verizon kept shipping me, over and over again, could never negotiate to anything better than 1Mb/s and often would be much, much slower and would drop so often I had to use a Raspberry Pi to monitor my internet connection and reboot it. Since putting this unit in my connection has been up 100% and at 3Mb/s for over 2 weeks. Highly recommend.
Wireless N is 70% more noticeable as per speed than the b and g connection. I can connect more wireless devices in comparison to another DSL product I previously had. Very easy too setup, basically plug and play. Also,its backward compatible with other b and g devices I previously had connected to my older DSL router. Overall its similar, but a better product for Verizon DSL.
The GTW784N works nicely with Verizon's dsl network I really like the performance over the Westell; except for an installed program of some sort (at least on my mine) tha's generating activity (Peter Packets) back and forth - read about that snafu on the w3.
so far its great faster connection times and better stability so much better then the old westel modem
I love having a modem and router all in one for a great wireless connection! Fantastic price made it an even better deal!Thank you,CC
Looking through the specs, I didn't find much documentation, but after poking around on the web, I determined that this only has a 2.4 ghz antenna. Ultimately, I think this router is fine for most usage, but not for streaming hi def videos in a region with a number of competing 2.4 ghz signals. For large throughput, it seems you are better off looking for a router with 5 ghz capability.
Outside, this one has no antennas -- yet a better range and signal strength. The interface is much better, with more advanced options -- the one that's most important for me is to be able to assign DHCP addresses (in order to avoid conflicts when a computer wakes up from hibernation and finds its DHCP address has been taken by another device).I'm giving four stars and not five because I don't have the same friendly user interface as with my past Linksys routers.
It works perfectly and my internet connection is much faster then with my modem that Verizon sent me. I would recommend this.
Answer: All I know is that it's better than my old Verizon Westell....haven't had any problems with it whatsoever!!!