Buying Wifi Router In Bangkok

[prepress]

Are there any other places to buy Wifi routers than Pantip Plaza or Fortune Town? They all have mainly one brand: TP-Link.

Would like to see and compare with Netgear, Cisco, Asus.....

Edited July 30, 2012 by prepress

[lomatopo]

Zonelink, 3rd floor Fortune Town IT Mall has a pretty broad selection.

You can also review some options via on-line shops: http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/61857-on-line-computerelectronic-stores/

examples:

http://www.invadeit.co.th/category/wireless-networking/

http://www.hwhinter.com/price_show2.php

http://diy.alinkcorp.com/product_list/product_categories.asp?menu_brand=&n_group=Network&submit2=Click

http://www.jib.co.th/web/index.php/product/listCategory/2/980/0/index.html

Maybe best to identify several makes/models which meet your requirements/budget then try to source those?

[lopburi3]

I can say for myself the TP Link has been far better than any other unit I have had (about 4 brands).

[TwentyBaht]

I will second what lopburi3 has said. For me, TP-Link is the best of the routers I have used here.

[ozzydave]

I'd be looking at the brands on this order, based on price/performance/experience

a. Mikrotek - if you are a techy type person - its a great little units

b. TP-Link

c. ASUS

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h. Netgear

i. Linksys / Cisco

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zz. DLINK

Actually I would not buy a DLINK

[kurnell]

I have a Belkin brand new, in the box that you can have for 1000

[prepress]

I have a Belkin brand new, in the box that you can have for 1000

Too late kurnel.

I bought yesterday the 'Belkin Surf N300' for 1250 Baht. Top floor Pantip Plaza. Very friendly professional service. I'm satisfied with it.

Easy setup with Mac PowerBook. (I'm not a professional, but most routers are not Mac compatible ;-(