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Belkin ADSL Modem with Built-in 125g Wireless Router

Belkin ADSL Modem with Built-in 125g Wireless Router
From Belkin Components

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Product Description

Belkin networking offers this one-box solution that lets you share your ADSL Internet connection, fi les, and peripherals, without cables. It combines two essential networking functions in one innovative product-an ADSL Modem with a 4-port Wireless Router. Operating at wireless speeds up to 54Mbps, the ADSL Modem with Wireless-G Router operates on the 802.11g wireless Ethernet standard.Main Features:Allows you to connect to ADSL Internet access and share your highspeed connection, data files, and network pe...


Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #1134 in Consumer Electronics
  • Brand: Belkin
  • Model: F5D7633uk4A
  • Released on: 2004-12-08
  • Number of items: 1
  • Dimensions: 2.78 pounds

Editorial Reviews

Manufacturer's Description
Belkin networking offers this one-box solution that lets you share your ADSL Internet connection, files, and peripherals, without cables. It combines two essential networking functions in one innovative product-an ADSL Modem with a 4-port Wireless Router. Operating at wireless speeds up to 125Mbps, the ADSL Modem with Wireless-G Router operates on the 802.11g wireless Ethernet standard. Your network is protected from outside intrusions by hackers using NAT and SPI firewalls. The ADSL Modem allows you to connect up to 4 wired computers to your network with an integrated 10/100Base-T Ethernet switch. The ADSL Modem is compatible with and PCs and Macintosh® computers.

Box Contents

  • Belkin ADSL Modem with Built-in 125g Wireless Router
  • RJ11 Phone Line Cord
  • RJ45 Ethernet Networking Cable
  • ADSL In-Line Filter
  • Power Supply
  • User Manual CD
  • Quick Installation Guide


  • Customer Reviews

    Not worth taking out of the box1
    Our knowledgeable computer engineer spent hours trying to configure this router on our new PC, he simply narrowed all the problems down to the router simply being the cause. We eventually managed to access the Internet using this router, however it would only visit certain websites and not others. The laptop wouldn't even recognise this rotuer. He then recommended that I go out and purchase a Netgear router which are more expensive however they actually work! He then opened it up and set it up in the way of a computer expert and it was complete after minutes (both the wired and wireless networks).

    Do not purchase this piece of junk, get a NETGEAR instead which will actually work.

    A GOOD Product5
    I bought one of these units and was pleased that it took no time at all to set up. It replaced a Cable and Wireless Router which was a dam nuisance to set up and KEEP connected. Everything was fine until I came to connect up a new Acer Laptop with Vista SP1 as the O.S (wireless). My works laptop with XP can connect up o/k with security but the Acer with Vista connects up fine till you apply security--then it looses the internet. This appears to be a problem with Vista SP1 as many other laptop users have the same problem. More digging on the net will be needed to solve the problem.

    Works fine for about 12 months3
    I have been using this product for about 12 months with no real problems. Recently, however, it has started crashing on pages with only moderate amounts of multimedia making it very difficult to use. Belkin support was, frankly, pretty useless - they repeatedly asked me to make the same changes to the settings that I'd already tried - they seemed incapable of handling a 'non-standard' problem. The device is obviously faulty as other wireless routers in the area (naughty, naughty) work fine and so does my old USB modem. Belkin, however, seem reluctant to admit this. My advice: buy this unit if your useage is light and keep your fingers crossed.