Decent WAP for SMB

[Baredor]

What would you guys recommend for a WAP for a SMB based on the following criteria? I need to install 3 at the main facility and one at a branch office. I definitely don't need Aironet quality - a good reliable D-Link or somesuch would be much preferred.

Need:
WPA2 (radius not required)
G standard required - compatible with N is a plus but not required
Sub-$200/each
Simple interface that I can quickly teach to interns

Don't need:
Lots of frills and options - if it will assign addresses reliably, thats all I need.

 

[Captain Colonoscopy]

buffalo WHR-G54s - its about $50-60 and they're okay.

Otherwise I would recommend a couple Cisco 1131abg radios but of course those run about $300/each.

 

[Sasiki]

I'm using several Buffalo WHR-HP-G54. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833162134

I never have to unplug/reset them. They have all been set up for at least 9 months. It's basically the same as the one mentioned above, but with an internal amp. I'm not sure of the dbi gain, but these are great routers.

 

[MorfiusX]

I've used the Linksys WAP54GP in several SMB installs. It supports PoE, RADIUS, and multiple SSID/trunking. My other Choice would be one of the more expensive Cisco APs.

 

[gjvrieze]

This company (Engenius) makes super high power and reliable APs, take a look at their line up..

http://www.engeniustech.com/datacom/products/details.aspx?id=182