Title: Disappointed. Dlink used to sell quality equipment.
Product review: I have owned 3 Dlink routers in my time, each new one dying sooner than the old. The best router ever, I don't even remember the model number of, it was strictly wired. Then I got a DI-624, it lasted about 2 years, but for the last 6 months of it's life it would gripe or completely disconnect on large file transfers. Now I have this, the WBR-2310. It has lasted about 6 months. I opted to use wired connections when possible thinking that the ethernet part would be as robust as the first Dlink router I purchased, but alas this one was even weaker than the last. Is this planned obsolescence? Incidentally, the first router is still up and running after 8 years at my parents' house. I don't know what is so hard about designing a router to last? I can only assume it's either shoddy parts or workmanship, because when the router did work, it was awesome.
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