Replacing Netgear DG824GT

[#1]

This router works very well.  I need to buy another one, similar, to use in another location and I guess that there are new models out now. Which one would you advise me to buy, please

[#2]

the DG824GT is quite old, and will have been superseded many times over.
however, i'm sure you could pick up a DG824GT very cheaply on ebay if you want to stick with what you know.

without knowing what your specific requirements are it's impossible to even hazard a guess at to what to recommend.

[#3]

I don't want to stick with what I know.  My requirements are that I need something similar but more up to date

[#4]

based on the vague response, all i can say then it get the current netgear equivalent of the DG824GT

[#5]

Yes, but how can I know which is the current equivalent of the GD824T, please?   I'd like to be more precise but I just don't know what precisely you need.  I need a WiFi router as fast as possible

[#6]

how many ethernet ports do you need? and what speed?
what spec of WIFI do you need?
is it for ADSL or FTTC?
do you need lots of advanced settings?

[#7]

@ah

Go across to kitz's website forum, I'm sure you will find someone there with indepth knowledge yo to help you http://forum.kitz.co.uk/index.php/board,5.0.html

[#8]

I don't need many ethernet ports since I connect on WiFi. Most of the routers have 4 and that's fine with me, just to connect with a cable in case I have WiFi problems.
About the speed I presently have 9.3Mb/s upload and 0.99Mb/s download. It is very low and I don't know if this is due to my location (central London - Chelsea) or my Plusnet subscription (plusnet unlimited).
It is for ADSL
No I don't need lots of advanced settings.

The whole story is that I want to move this router to the Alps to replace an old Netgear 824M that needs rebooting very often but I don't know if this is due to the router itself or to the service provided.  I'll find out when I change router.

[#9]

Thank you SpendLessTime for the link.