I had a Belkin router with 1 USB port without many features on it so installed dd-wrt used it for few months and it went toast. So before making another investment I did a careful research of available options and TP-Link TD-W8968 is the best one I could find in Rs. 2000 to 2500 range. I am using it for a week or so and here is a summary of what I like and what I don't. Lets start on positive note, so here is what I like: - Its a three in one device so I can use it as a ADSL+WiFi, 3G + WiFi or as a simple wireless access point (Useful if you switch from ADSL to fiber or LAN connection) so no matter what connection I use this has me covered. - There is another similar D-Link ADSL+WiFi router available for ~200 Rs less but (I think)it needs a propitiatory USB Modem to host your 3G card where as this TP-Link is compatible with most USB Modems available in market. - The D-Link one doesn't support Wireless Access Point feature, so if you switch from an ISP who supports ADSL to one who supports Fiber or LAN connection then you have to buy a new router, but TD-W8968 has out of the box support for all three APSL, 3G and AP modes. - USB port is feature rich, supports DLNA, Local and Global FTP, SMB share, WiFi printing everything works perfect and its very easy to setup. - Very easy setup, just rung the provided DVD, select few options like your country and service provider and wizard takes care of configuring ADSL parameters for you. Now what is not so great about this device? well you get what you pay for: - I am using it in a 2 BHK flat and WiFi range is good but not great, in mater bedroom I hardly get 20-30% signal strength but not a big concern for me. - USB Transfer speed is not more than 3 MB at any point of time, also it frequently resets connections during file transfer, again its a USB port, i can just hook it to my laptop and copy over what ever needed. - I have an Android based MK808B HTPC hooked to my TV, trid using FTP over it and again transfer speed is not more than 3 MB but no disconnections. - I also noticed the speed dropped a little versus ISP provided ADSL router but this as well due to generic configuration, I am planning to call the ISP support guy and run him through settings. So far I used it to connect my MK808B Android TV, PS3, two laptops and Galaxy S3 phone and everything works flawless, so if you are looking for a budget router with premium features this is the best one available for now! Hope this helps :)

Though i got the right product i.e this router on the 2nd time,but still, i'm happy with the product, now, that i got the right one, now. (On the 1st attempt, SD had sent me a wired modem + router). This router is a nice one, the product quality is good, it is easy to set up and is also light and portable. The best thing about it is that, it is not a product. It is Indian by nature.( as is an Indian brand...;D) Everything is good about this, but still i haven't been able 2 configure my router. customer service is also not good....:/ I don't know how to contact them, on this matter of setting and configuring up my router....>:(