CP Technologies Wireless N 150Mbps Broadband Router with

Product Review

The CP Technologies LevelOne's WBR-6003 is the ideal solution for users who enjoy home network flexibility and require stable performance. Share and stream files with fast and reliable connections, without any lag or latency when listening to music or watching the latest video. The built-in Quality of Service (QoS) engine allows users to select applications with high priority for customized traffic control. The built-in Wireless Signal On/Off button enables users to decide when the wireless Internet access is on/off for greater network control. WPA/WPA2 encryption offers ideal protection against unwanted packet sniffing. The WBR-6003 comes with 802.1x RADIUS support for advanced network configuration. Setting up a secure wireless connection is fast and easy with a WiFi Protected Setup Push Button. Simply push the button and the WBR-6003 negotiates the best security encryption with compatible computers on the network.

Product Features

802.11n wireless router with up to 150Mbps data rates
Auto-Channel Selection to avoid interference from neighbors
Provides WDS mode to combine separate wireless networks into one
Advanced firewall and traffic priority features with web-based interface
WiFi Protected Setup

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Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review

(4 customer reviews)

7 of 8 people found the following review helpful

Just to add, March 26, 2008

Jennifer (Reading, Panama) - See all my reviews

This review is from: CP Technologies Wireless N 150Mbps Broadband Router with 5dbi antenna (WBR-6003) (Personal Computers)

I have used this router all of 24 hours so I don't feel I should review it just yet but I wanted to add something that I encountered during set up that might help someone. When using the setup wizard it asks for your username and password provided by your ISP for a PPPoE connection. For some reason it just would not connect with this. I chose the last option of not to use one and it connected right away. We have Earthlink DSL and since the modem already had this info I beleive is why I had this problem. Just a heads for for someone that might expierence the same problem.

5 of 6 people found the following review helpful

Wireless N Router, March 16, 2008

D. R. Yager III "Dokblues" (Arizona) - See all my reviews

This review is from: CP Technologies Wireless N 150Mbps Broadband Router with 5dbi antenna (WBR-6003) (Personal Computers)

This is a great product, works very well and has great range I can surf the net anywhere in my house 2100sq ft. Setup may be difficult for some people but if you follow the install wizard it will work fine!!

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful

Good Bang for the Buck, September 22, 2008

Lawrence Garcia "Larry Garcia - Founder - Det... (Metro Detroit, USA) - See all my reviews

My Dlink router died after 3 years of great service, so I thought I would take a look at some specs of other routers on the market. I really didn't have need for wireless N (none of my laptops are N equipped) but what I wanted was something that could punch through the walls of my 1930's build two story home. My D-link gave me about 80 percent signal in some parts of my home, and I was PLEASANTLY surprised to see the Level One Router give me full 100 percent signal in every corner of my house.

Give this one a shot. I am a "tiny" bit concerned that they have no support structure here in the US (you have to make a call to the UK) but I consider myself pretty techno savvy --- and this one seems to be off to a good start..

Larry Garcia