Ended up going with Plusnet supplied:

Technicolor TG582n

Seems like a decent router considering it was £4.99 P&P.

I'm considering one of these for my own setup. Figure it will work with current service, is good for ADSL2+ after August, and apparently will be good for VDSL if that ever happens. In short, as long as it lasts, I may never change it. Not all that keen on the price though.

It doesn't mention a VDSL2-capable modem inside. Have you estalished it just needs a firmware upgrade?

Neither does it mention a WAN port. So cannot connect to the OR modem.

Integrated DSL modem supports VDSL2 (100 Mbit/s), ADSL2+ (24 Mbit/s) and ADSL (8 Mbit/s)

Where does it say that as the link you gave doesn't seem to
Also how is the wireless signal as it doesn't seem to have an external aerial

Edited by deleted (Sat 04-Feb-12 18:52:31)

In reply to a post by camieabz:

Ended up going with Plusnet supplied:

Technicolor TG582n

Seems like a decent router considering it was £4.99 P&P.

I'm considering one of these for my own setup. Figure it will work with current service, is good for ADSL2+ after August, and apparently will be good for VDSL if that ever happens. In short, as long as it lasts, I may never change it. Not all that keen on the price though.

That's the one I have quoted regarding the VDSL. See the second bullet point.

I thought you were referring to the TG585n

Nah, that's for the client, and an ISP one will suffice for their needs.

In reply to a post by camieabz:

Integrated DSL modem supports VDSL2 (100 Mbit/s), ADSL2+ (24 Mbit/s) and ADSL (8 Mbit/s)

Oldjim did the same as me. Your post with the two links in is in some strange way confusing.

Once you know, it's obvious, but for the two of us both to get hold of the wrong end of the stick ....