> The configuration app is a very nice touch, routers have always a pain to configure. Basically this boils down to: The average home router which has basic t

> The configuration app is a very nice touch, routers have always a pain to configure. Basically this boils down to: The average home router which has basic to no settings (many even lack channel selection) but usage is poor to suboptimal. I had a Netgear router which had broken internal static routing - and netgear's response was to buy a different router (even though you could set it inside the router...). vs Buying a higher power router or installing DD-WRT, Tomato or any of the other firmwares - now you have 1000 configuration items but you don't know which ones to tweak to give you good performance. I believe most people fall into the middle - they want something that's easy to use with good performance but with the ability to adjust the 1000 configuration items if they wanted to.