UniFi Dream Router 7

I’d look at WiFi 7 routers if you’re investing in one now. I’d suggest to go with the “Ubiquiti Networks Dream Router 7”

Ubiquiti makes some of the best networking gear for consumers/prosumers. Check out the Unifi Express 7 and Dream Router 7. They have a very reasonably priced ecosystem that is easy to manage with great performance.

People will likely bash me for this recommendation but whatever you do do not do a mesh system, stay far away and especially if you are in close proximity of other houses and especially if in an apartment! You share bandwidth on the connection to use for wireless interconnection taking away from usa

This is why I stick to Ubiquiti devices, even for home use situations. There is real commitment to software and security updates for extended periods of time. Additionally, Unifi Software/App/Web Interface provides such a granular degree of control that it makes protecting home networks a fairly sim

The most common suggestion over there for 100+ clients is the Ubiquiti UniFi Dream Router 7. It’s certified to handle over 300+ clients. It’s perfect at stamping out an entire pernicious class of transient failures in smart homes. There are some GL.iNet routers that cost less that can handle the tra

We have a Deco BE63 system that is fine, but Decos are so hit and miss. I see many people saying that they have great experiences, some say that it's terrible. My dad has issues specifically with his work laptop, as do some of our ring security cameras, everything else is fine. So even on the same s

#1 TDS - Two people I know love them. I believe they still offer a price for life option when signing up. 1Gbps download by 1Gbps upload at $79. So, if you are planning on sticking around for while that would be a great deal. The only complaints I've heard are they can be a little disorganized somet

I would not buy Asus for this application. Ubiquiti Dream Router 7 is cheaper, has similar features, and their software ecosystem is better. https://www.scorptec.com.au/product/networking/modems-&-routers/116893-udr7 Add some U7 Lite for your access points. https://www.scorptec.com.au/product/networ

I’ve deployed a lot of UniFi gear. This will work like you want and last quite a long time. For a starter the Dream Router 7 will be good, and you can expand it later. If you get into the ecosystem and want to expand beyond the DR7 you can go for a UDM Pro, but honestly a DR7 will work nicely and gi

Not to product promote… Ubiquiti just released a dream router 7 with 5G built in. It may totally be overkill, but if you want a robust home network running on cell service with wireless backup. It’s probably your best bet. I think you can set it to use WiFi and cell as two separate WANs and it’ll ch