TASK DEFINITION: Given an Amazon customer review, write a title for the review. The preferred titles are under fifteen words.
PROBLEM: I got this router to use with my Sierra 595u broadband card, a PC (wired), a DirecTV HD satellite box (wired) and a netbook--notebook--(whatever) (wireless). It works with wired and wireless at the same time; great! It was easy to set up after a small problem with the IE browser(of course). I just had to eliminate proxy server. Works with all my browsers and is \"all systems go\" so far. I like that it keeps the connection up continuously. You must use the MAC address last 6 digits for EACH new computer setup. That kind of threw me for a bit after I set up the initial password (I thought it would work for the next computer. Duh) The DirecTV box setup was nothing, just an ethernet cable and menu selecting \"connect to internet\". I will edit this review if I have any problems. I hope it lasts. For a hundred bucks, it'd better last!

SOLUTION: Good so far

PROBLEM: I received my PowerGen Travel Wallcharger in the mail today and when I first opened the package, I was a bit surprised. While the material appears and feels very durable, mines was broken. I don't know how it happened, but it's actually cracked in half (from the blue middle line). I figured it would be no big deal (I could just pop it back together), but that didn't exactly work as planned. Upon plugging in my iPhone, it would not hold a charge. I'm guessing, at this point, that it just wasn't a simple crack that occurred. I'm no electrical whiz, so I'll just wait and see what happens...<br /><br />I'm sure not all of them are like this: I just managed to have mines broken in the shipping process (I assume because my previous purchases from PowerGen did not arrive like this).

SOLUTION: Sturdy appearance; arrived broken

PROBLEM: [[VIDEOID:mo3UO2ZQ9F58CUW]]I explain my experience with this product, bear with the video: it morphed my face slightly.

SOLUTION:
Works for what I needed and paid for, but doesn't quite fit the title