Given an Amazon customer review, write a title for the review. The preferred titles are under fifteen words.

Input: Consider Input: I use this router at home and connect via the VPN to a SnapGear at the office. The VPN took about 10 minutes to get setup and has not failed once since. The main issue with setting up the VPN was finding a protocol that both the router and the SnapGear had in common. The EnGenius router has several different protocols to choose from and not being a true network guru it took a few minutes to go through them. On the local network I have a consistent 1 Gbps connection. There is no lag when streaming from my computer to my PS3 or XBOX. I also stream straight from the internet and have never had a problem. I also learned that you need all 8 wires to get 1 Gbps. I had split my cat 5 into 2 connections using 4 wires each and could not get 1 Gbps connections. Once I \"unsplit\" the connection it worked like a charm. I was using a Linksys VPN router before and if I had the log file option turned on it would crash when hitting web sites like Amazon (google Amazon crash Linksys) and Fandango. This router has no issue when any websites that I have found. The wireless does work well. I have the router in the basement and had an 80% signal when upstairs and 50-60 feet away. I really only have had one issue with the router and that is the DNS relay. After a reboot of the router I was not able to access the internet. DHCP was assigning the router's IP as my DNS server but it was not working. I set the router to assign a DNS server from my ISP and everything worked again. The interface is different from other routers as well and takes a minute to find what you are looking for. Also, when assigning a static IP via DHCP there is not a comment section only a MAC and IP field. This isn't a big deal but it would be nice to have a comment field saying 00:00:00:00:00 192.168.1.50 Office, or something to that affect. These are minor issues and nothing that I care greatly about. Overall I do love this router it is exponentially better than routers that cost 2 or 3times as much. Being an unknown brand, at least to me, I was a little concerned. It has proven to be a great router and I'm very happy with it. I would recommend this router for anyone needing a VPN router.

Output: I love this router

Input: Consider Input: I bought this because it was cheap and figured it would be worth it for the short term. Out of all the silicone keyboard protectors I've gotten, they've stretched and lost usefulness after a few months. I've had this one for about a year, and am able to wash it with a sponge and some dish soap and it looks brand new, still fits the keyboard, and does an all around awesome job!

Output: Great cover

Input: Consider Input: After eagerly anticipating the Kindle experience, I was sorely disappointed at not being able to download a single e-book. The WiFi did not work at my home, so I had to drive about 2 miles to one of the highest points in the area where I was able to get three bars of reception. After spending about 20 minutes shopping at the Kindle store, I was unable to download the selection because there was not enough power left in the battery. This, after starting out with the battery fully charged. Okay, I thought, I'll just use the USB cable and download e-books from my computer. After hooking up my Kindle to the computer I received a message to the effect that if I wanted to use my Kindle or continue charging, to disconnect it from my computer! No other options offered. Actually, I would have preferred to just use the USB cable and shop from my computer. However, I could not find anywhere in the user manual that says how to do this. There has been too much hype about the WiFi capability without consideration for people who live in areas of low signal strength. If there was information available in the user manual regarding downloading with the USB cable, it certainly was not where it could easily be found. All I could find was information on how to use a wi-fi option. Also, lots of luck trying to get tech support. I would probably order another Kindle if someone would just make it plain to me how to download e-books without having to use the wi-fi option.<br /><br />Rob Danis<br /><br />Follow up review; 1/4/13<br /><br />I'd forgotten about this review, and wish I had remembered it sooner. I stand chagrined, as I now love my kindle, and seldom buy paper books anymore. Granted, the instructions could have been clearer, but I finally realized that you simply control input from the computer when the Kindle is attached, and treat it like any other remote drive. Download, drag and drop. Duh! My humble apologies to Amazon. I have since got a wireless router formy home network, so now buying books is really effortless.
Output: Disappointed Follow-up: Chagrined!