Is it worth it to go from a belkin G+ wireless router to a N wireless router & what company makes the best 1's?

Is your connection to the Internet more than 40 Mbps? If the wireless G is working properly, at 54 Mbps and your Internet connection is 10 Mbps or less then you will not see much difference in your response, except as noted below. The wireless N will allow you to connect to the router at a higher speed, but unless the 54 Mbps is the lowest connection speed from your computer to the Internet,, then going to a higher speed will not change much. Now if you have a number of wireless G routers in your area and they are causing interference, then changing to a wireless N, especially if there are few in your area to cause interference, then you will get better response. If there is something else that is causing intermittent weak signals or causing errors on your wireless G, then changing to wireless N may not see the same problems and you will get better response.

i have the belkin router two. it isnt the greastest but it gets the job done. if your a huge gamer i would reccomend getting the n wireless it is alot faster

I prefer dlink, but all wireless n's are a lot better than they used to be... You will notice a HUGE change. Be aware that you need to get a matching wireless adapter for your computer in order to take advantage of the significant speed and distance increase. http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&N=2050410145%204017&bop=And&ActiveSearchResult=True&Order=RATING