So, in looking for a good, affordable wireless router....

if dubs just get the one you posted

>>58978031
AIOs are shit, get a seperate router or build your own then get a proper AP. These AIO router/AP combos are usually targeted at consumers who don't know better

depends what affordable means to you, give us a budget.

>>58978066
Welp... guess I'll just get that one.

>>58978111
About tree fiddy.

Hinestly. About 100 bucks. Give or take a twenty.

>>58978172
ASUS RT-N66U

should be under $100

>>58978172
Asus rt-acrh13 has been working well for me.

>>58978210

this. best router i've ever owned.

>>58978066
Neat

>>58978210
This is correct though.

If you're in Europe, you may also watch out for an company used fritzbox, they often get sold off for <20 bucks.

Don't listen to the consumerist mongoloids.

An Ubiquiti ERX and UAP are $120. There are Mikrotik options that are cheaper. Experience satisfaction.

Just get some router that has 5ghz band support for $30, unless you have local network storage wireless N won't bottleneck your connection.

>>58978031
As long as it's not Belkin, you're good.

>>58978031
That router a cute!
CUTE!
C-U-T-E!

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>>58978031
Archer C7 + LEDE