To attract home users, router manufacturers have to keep setup and maintenance simple, while also walking the very thin line between charging more than consumers will pay—which isn't a lot—and cutting features beyond what they'll accept. The $110 (street) Netgear RangeMax Dual Band Wireless-N (WNDR3300) certainly succeeds on price, especially considering its ability to operate in both the 2.4- and 5-GHz bands, but whether it makes the grade overall depends on your home-networking needs and your expertise. The designers streamlined both setup and the features set in an attempt to keep things simple and cheap. The result isn't bad, but it'll please some users better than others.