Draytek VigorAP 902 Access Point (USB Type A, Wi-Fi, WEP, WPA2, SSID Broadcast On/Off, Integrated Antenna, Table, Wall)

It's a DrayTek and it just works, as it should. The initial set up is very easy even if you network is a little complicated - I have two seperate LANs that are presented wirelessly on both 2.5 and 5.0 GHz (Lot's of SSIDs now). One LAN is as an extension to my DMZ (straight from a DrayTek 2860 Router) which is unprotected save for the router's firewall (which is also excellent) and the other LAN is my protected 'Inside' network. So DMZ on LAN 'B' and Inside network on LAN 'A'. Took me 5 minutes total to configure everything to work correctly as the defaults have a high security setting as standard.The case is pretty stylish and fits in nicely with other DrayTek products. I have since set up schedules to turn of various features of both this AP and also my router to save electrickery and brain cells :) which was also very straight forward. Items that can be scheduled are LEDs, 2.5GHz wireless, 5.0GHz wireless, etc.Some people have said they had difficulty setting these devices up so I suggest registering the device with DrayTek and making use of their great online help system, and customer care if really stuck. Or go for a device that isn't so fully featured - Linksys, etc, do some very basic and unprotected devices which may be easier to set up but WILL NOT offer the same protection as a DrayTek will.