Safecom SBRU-10100 - 4 port Cable Router + Printer Port Reviews

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Safecom SBRU-10100 - 4 port Cable Router + Printer Port
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Average Ratings for Safecom SBRU-10100 - 4 port Cable Router + Printer Port

  • Ease of Set Up4.5 stars
  • Ease of Use5 stars
  • Value for Money5 stars
  • Overall rating5 stars

2 Reviews For Safecom SBRU-10100 - 4 port Cable Router + Printer Port

  • scoox 3rd Mar 2007

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Good Points: Inexpensive
    Always on. I've had this router for 2 years and it has never let me down.
    Very compact: 16(w)x8.5(d)x3(h)cm and light
    Excellent sturdy build. I was expecting it to be made from cheap flimsy plastic, but it turned out to be very solid and scratch-proof!
    Wall mountable with included screws.
    Highly configurable.
    Network print port is great, now I can send print jobs from several machines to the shared printer.
    Safecom offer very good live online support which means you can exchange instant messages with one of their team.


    Bad Points: None


    General comments: It's hard to believe the products this good are available for so little money! When I bought this router, I was skeptical that it would be up to the mark due to its low price. However, after I bought it I was so happy that I bought one more to expand my home network.

    I was looking for a device with a print server and I found this for just over £15, while most print-servers will cost around £50. Even if you want to use this router as a print server only, it's so much cheaper than a print server alone, plus it has router capability and a lot more.

    I have recommended this product to friends and they are all very happy with it.

    Great buy overall.

    (Note: this is NOT a modem. It will work with NTL but for ADSL you'll need an ADSL modem)

  • Ieuanfawr Rank: Lieutenant-Colonel 25th May 2006

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    A friend wanted to be able to connect two additional laptops into the NTL cable internet link. After some research I took the risk of buying the Safecom SBRU-10100 from E-buyer.com, thinking that if it didn't work properly £14 was not great sum.

    Connecting everything together was straight forward, and I already had several spare CAT5 cables. I wasn't as thorough as I should have been switching it all on for the first time, and I was annoyed there was no internet connection. However, ...