The average user doesn't need a router that costs more than Rs.5,000 which is why we've curated this mini-list of routers for you.
When it comes to value for money there are very few routers that can even come close. With support for DSL as well as cable internet, this 150 Mbps router is one of the most feature rich and economical model in this price range.
This router is ideal if you wish to try out 802.11 AC because it doesn't get any cheaper than this unit right here.
If you're determined to spend all the money in your budget to get a router then the 850L is a pretty decent model given that it goes all the way up to 1200 Mbps.
So now you want 802.11 AC but with a much more fleshed out firmware with a lot more options to tweak. This is where the Netgear JR6150 comes in.
If you had to pick between the WDR3500 and the WDR3600, then go for the WDR3600 for all the gigabit goodness. LAN file transfers will always be zippy.