Thread: Router options just moved
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Old 06-07-2025, 08:32   #2
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Re: Router options just moved
Stay away from Asus for a router, from personal experience they are as usual over priced tat that fails very quickly or soon after the warranty expires.

Personally when I get around to sorting my network out, I am going either Ubiquiti or MikroTik, unless I manage to get hold of a couple of Juniper ACX Switches.

If I was building a regular home network though I would be looking at Linksys or Netgear only, I would avoid all the Chinese companies, they cannot be trusted to be secure and keep your data private, which is a shame because the TP-Link Omada stuff looks good.
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