This is the router I'm currently using in my home as a wireless access point. In my opinion, the wireless functions are what set these routers apart. Although the TP-Link doesn't have the slickest UI it is fairly full-featured. Since it often comes down to reliability and performance I thought I'd run some tests myself. Hopefully others will find this useful. So here's what I found:I used a my workstation as a jperf server and a macbook pro as a jperf client. I ran each test 4 times. The router was about 30ft from the macbook pro with some obstructions. Everything was kept constant for all tests. Each test was 240seconds, 8 streams, with a TCP Window Size of 1024. Here are the four routers and their average performances in Kbits/sec. I used the latest firmware available as of 1/12/2013:Netgear WNDR3700V2 DD-WRT41,842 2.4ghz127,843 5.8ghzNetgear WNDR4300 Stock71,711 2.4ghztoo many problems with 5.8ghz to testTPLink TL-WDR4300 Stock104,304 2.4ghz180,629 5.8ghzWD MyNet N900112,314 2.4ghz125,510 5.8ghzAs you can see the WD MyNet N900 has the best 2.4ghz performance of the bunch but the 5.8ghz performance is a letdown. I ended up using the TP-Link N750 Wireless Dual Band Gigabit Router (TL-WDR4300) as my home router. The price is great and although it doesn't have the best GUI the performance was tops.(My Settings)2.4 ghz* wpa/wpa2* 802.11 g+n* 20/40 auto* auto channel* QOS off5.8 ghz* wpa/wpa2* 802.11n* 20/40 auto* auto channel* QOS off 

Question: How would you rate the speed of the product?
Answer: Everything was kept constant for all tests