Smallest Wireless N Router in the world

**Mile2** · August 12th, 2009 01:19 PM

I bought it from Jack (http://www.rsun.com.ph/blog/) blogger. It was an initial unit and we did the initial testing and right there I decided to buy it. Besides the small built, it is more cheaper than SUN broadband wireless router (P3,500) is offering.

According to Jack it will be available at Rsun.com.ph by end of August and the price is somewhere P2K++.

I was initially eyeing for Edimax 3G-6200WG with Sun Broadband Wireless but the price is P3800 though Edimax 3G has more features and great signal strength. http://www.rsun.com.ph/blog/?p=1409

**james00112233** · August 12th, 2009 01:29 PM

Originally Posted by kulotz

asteeg yan ah magkano yan baka bumili ako

nakasun broadband rin ako hehe

OT: sir ilang mbps yung sun nyo? akin kasi nung una nag 2mbps tapos ngayon nasa 1mbps nalang tapos bumababa pa minsan, bakit ganun?

posibleng maraming ng gumagamit ng sun sa lugar nyo kaya bumabagal.

**box_type** · August 12th, 2009 06:43 PM

pwede po ba yan sa PC na connected sa DSL modem via cat5 cable? (I hope you understand what i,m trying to say...)

**Mile2** · August 13th, 2009 11:39 AM

Originally Posted by box_type

pwede po ba yan sa PC na connected sa DSL modem via cat5 cable? (I hope you understand what i,m trying to say...)

I never tried it but most likely it should work, your DSL modem still connects to your LAN card same with SmartBro outdoor antenna (Canopy). It works with SmartBro and SUN 3G Modem, so it should also work with DSL modem.

Or better consult Jack at rsun.com.ph for more appropriate router device.

This small USB N Router (2eZ) has limited radius but enough for my 120sq/m single level home and my daughter's school use.

**Horsepower** · August 13th, 2009 04:50 PM

It's a nice looking gadget but actually, the router here is your computer. That gadget is just a Wifi adapter.

**Mile2** · August 13th, 2009 05:44 PM

Originally Posted by Horsepower

It's a nice looking gadget but actually, the router here is your computer. That gadget is just a Wifi adapter.

Partly true as it takes some of your computer's resources

, but the good thing about this router is mobility, you can bring it anywhere and it consume less power than normal ac/dc routers.

**ghosthunter** · August 13th, 2009 06:01 PM

Earlier today, I saw a router... it has 2 USB ports for USB modems and a couple LAN/WAN ports. It also has wifi but not mentioned if N capable. It is smaller than two credit card packs side by side. It is also the plug to the outlet.

Downside from the design is it lacks antennas for the wifi so expect limited range for wifi service.

Price was P3500 from the shop. No pics... maybe next time.

I guess it's a great gadget to bring around on travels to local and international destinations. USB modem for local and WAN/LAN port for hotel-room internet.