Quick and efficient Every aspect of my experience with using FlashRouters was very efficient. From verifying my router was compatible, to scheduling the appointment, even the process itself. The tech who flashed my router, Tom M., was quick and professional. Good tip for anyone is to have a window open for both your VPN provider and router MGMT console. It makes the process go by very quick.

Great technical support … I purchased an ASUS modem from Flashrouters, flashed for Surfshark VPN which work perfectly upon arrival, than about six months later my VPN location wouldn’t work for my preferred sites. I was able easily reach back to the helpful support of Flasrouters tech team and schedule a remote-in appointment to change my VPN location, which now works great. I am a very pleased customer

Chaotic company with poor service And once again I have to state that your company is a chaotic company with poor service. I returned your oh-so-great router, which didn't work, months ago and you have already refunded me the purchase price. What are you doing now? Why are you charging me any service fees now?

I purchased the link system 3200 DD I purchased the link system 3200 DD - wrt flash router. Overall the experience was good. One bad thing is they use FedEx shipping which is junk I hate FedEx it was delayed three different times. I'm not too tech savvy but I did manage to figure it out. The instructions could be a little better if they were more step by step. I would highly recommend FlashRouters I personally didn't need the subscription that I paid for. But I could understand how some people might.

Terrible Terrible. Unresponsive to tickets, they do not even offer support outside of normal business hours - if your router is offline, you'll need to wait until they're back in the office before you will be able to get back online. I wanted to provide a review of a router I bought from them, but they seem to have turned off reviews. The Privacy Hero router is a disaster, constantly crashes requiring a manual restart by unplugging it and plugging it back in - this resets all of the settings for network devices and turns off their internet access. They charge a restocking fee, even though the product is defective.