RT2600ac

I'm sure someone here will give you a much more detailed answer, but you should easily be able to cover a house that small with a single router. My older Synology RT2600ac covered my entire two story 2600sq. ft. house plus my yard with no problem. Your garage may be far enough away that a wired AP c

This. R650s are not cheap but well worth the money. Went from a Synology RT2600AC to two R650s (one at front, the other at the back) to cover a two story 2000sqft detached, and a basement. Lot size 40x115. Amazing coverage end to end.

I came from using a Synology RT2600AC in a little larger single floor house. I think it actually provided slightly better coverage than my U7 Pro. I don't know how the 560 compares but you may not be gaining anything coverage wise with the switch if you plan on only one AP and may actually lose. It'

Yes. You can. I have been using RT2600ac for 5 years now and it is still the main internet device for the house. I use ASUS AX6600 & TP Link Deco X90 in the house too. These services give a full coverage in the house and out of the garden.

[Update] I've had the Quantum Fiber for 5 days now. My IP address has been stable, and the upload and download speeds are great! I'm using my router (older Synology RT2600ac) because I use the built-in VPN capabilities, and it gave equal speed and signal coverage with to the single WiFi POD that the

I also have mesh with 1 rt6600ax with 1 rt2600ac along with few other brands like AirPort Express, cheap extender, asus rt-66r(extender) and few switches. Honestly, synology is about the best consumer router out there. I have used asus, netgear and tp-link non-mesh before, synology is not the best f

Just get a good, powerful wireless router and you'll probably be okay. Short of that you'd have to pull a really long ethernet cable up the stairs and into the office and secure it from being a tripping hazard. Edit: I have an older Synology RT2600ac in my basement and it's powerful enough for me to