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I ordered the TP-Link Archer c5. I got home and discovered that my d-link was down again.

Well that is interesting. While I don't need AC now it seems that the AC router might give me better range/performance. So the Archer C5 might be my best bet at the moment given my budget. I can't justify spending $100's nor do I feel that I need to, but the Archer c5 might hit the sweet spot.

That helped quite a bit. So where my internet is 30/5 and I don't have a need to move files between devices over wifi a N300/N600 class should suit my needs fine for now. I don't really have any devices in my house which run on 2.4GHz (just a baby monitor, but I should be able to pick a...

Would the TP-Link Archer c5 be worth double the cost of either of the three above routers? Or would I be just as well off with the cheaper models?

I guess I'm in over my head. what doesn N300/N600 mean and should I be looking at a specific class? Would I be better served stepping up to a more expensive router? I don't feel like I put the router through much, just want it to be reliable and have decent range. I don't want to buy another...

What would be the advantage to going dual band? It looks like the dual band is slightly cheaper on Amazon. Also, would both of those preform better then the Netgear router?

I currently have a D-Link DIR-810L and it needs constant resetting, at least daily or not a few times a day. Also the range on the router is terrible, on the other side of my house I barely get 1Mbps down. I'm looking to replace it with a decent router, I'm looking to spend $50 or less. I don't...