Looking to buy a new router for around $100. I found this router for $125 and was wondering if it is the best router for the price. Also just wanted to know if the product is good and if there are any other routers that I should consider.
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There's this thing called google. People don't need to be spoonfed everything. The OP didn't even had the right questions. He didn't specify what speeds were required. A simple Edgerouter ER-X would be a better choice at anything under 200Mbs. Anything that didn't have WiFi would be a better router. WiFi is best done with AP's .
20 years as a network professional just makes me superior on the topic of network to the average person asking network questions here -- it's not a complex. Sorry if it makes you feel inferior.