I got a good deal on a Netgear DGND3700 before Christmas - they seem to be twenty quid more now - simultaneous dual band - guest networks separate to your own - four gigabit Ethernet ports plus one input port, so if you decide to go fiber or cable all you need is an Ethernet connect modem, two USB ports for networked storage/printers - IPv6 support - out performs my old DG834G on comparable functions. No problems at all with ADSL2+ but reported drop outs with older ADSL connections.
A bit pricey but a welcome addition to my set-up and I can give wireless internet access to my dozy relatives without compromising my security.
I recommend D-Link above anything else I’ve found. The products are stable and the configuration options are vast. I’m using a D-Link DIR-655, which is a 4-port router with wireless, and it’s worked extremely well.
Well, if you want an Edimax 6200N I have one thats just gone on Ebay.
Its a basic 150Mbps wireless thingy with 3G backup of some sort.
I bought it to use as a wireless hotspot with a view to having 3G on standby for the daily Virgin cable outage.
Then I kicked Virgin Media into touch and haven’t used this since.
Just to add to this, I recently gave the TPLink to my brother in favour of a Mikrotik with 5xGB and 5xFast ether ports. Also has an SFP port for a fiber module should FTTH ever become a reality in deepest darkest Africa.