Best inexpensive router?

My current router is decent but its range kinda sucks so looking up upgrade to one with better range and signal strength. But also would prefer to stay under like $70.

Any suggestions?

Mutilplayer still will works well on my consoles, but my tablets, phones, etc. are poor in areas of my house.

And yes, I have tried extenders but would need multiple to reall do they trick and they aren't cheap either.

When I was searching online for the best routers for the money I kept seeing TP-Link Archer routers. If you're good with buying from Amazon Warehouse, I'd search there as I found a Archer C7 (which retails for $90 for $50 and it was practically new). http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00BUSDVBQ/ref=olp_product_details?ie=UTF8&me=A2L77EE7U53NWQ

Edit-- Seems to be glitched pricing and its currently $34.63 (12:54AM - 4/20)

I've had numerous ASUS routers (RT-N66U, RT-AC68U and RT-AC3200) and they've all worked like tanks and never had any issues with any of them.  The RT-N66U goes on sale from time to time under the $90 mark, though the rest of them are in the $120+ range.

My AC3200 works as my main router and my AC68U is working as an AP, handling numerous devices on my network without any real coverage gaps.

Might want to give this one a look see @ $50:

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0168G0KZY

I have an e4200 router I need to get rid of for cheap
if you are still looking hit me up!

I just signed up for Comcast as my cable ISP. Do you guys have any good suggestions for a combo modem and router? I came across a TP Link Archer CR700 but it has above average reviews for $160 on Amazon. I was hoping I’d find a better deal than that. Even though I’d still save money in the long run by avoiding to pay the monthly $10 rental fee, I’d like to recoup my upfront costs even sooner.

Im in the same boat as above CAGr^^^ except im going with TWC and i also need help to pick out a reliable modem/router combo .Any help is greatly appreciated

Why would you want a combo modem / router?  Always have the modem be a separate device from the router, as you can upgrade the router or the modem without needing to find a new combo device. 

For convenience and not expecting to upgrade my modem for a long time. The slowest speed Comcast gives me is the 100mbs downstream so I figured with the current combos out there that I wouldn’t need to upgrade for a good long while. The speed fits my gaming and streaming needs as I’ve been playing with my consoles and watching HBO Go pretty fine through my DVR. I suppose down the line when I factor in 4K tech and the next gen consoles that will eventually arrive upgrading a modem instead of a combo makes more sense. But I’m assuming I won’t need to upgrade a separate modem for a long time anyway since my current speeds are more than sufficient for me.

To get a good deal though, I’m not opposed to getting a separate modem and router. I’m open to the idea.