UniFi Dream Router 7

Amazon has it for $578 (US). You could build out a Ubiquiti system that would be more versatile for about $500. UDR7 UniFi Dream Router 7 (~$279): All-in-one Wi-Fi 7 cloud gateway with tri-band (including 6 GHz), 10G SFP+ WAN, 2.5G RJ45 WAN, 4-port PoE switch, IDS/IPS security, and full UniFi OS for

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

Unifi er gode, men dyre. Da har man full kontroll på nettverket, men krever en router fra samme produsent. Man kan også ha downlink med Ethernet fra et trådløst aksesspunkt som gjør at du netto får færre trådløsklienter. Har en slik trådløs bro selv, og har satt den opp slik at aksesspunktet ikke br

The wifi and CPU performance is solid. It is cheap due to the lack of high-end features and also the lack of ecosystem support. For example, a Ubiquiti Dream Router 7 can act as a network controller, video recorder, and has an SFP+ port. https://store.ui.com/us/en/category/cloud-gateways-wifi-integr

Could always look into a Ubiquiti setup. As a newbie to the home networking world, I got a UniFi Express 7 and love it for my apartment. Did take a couple hours to dial in the settings tho. Dream Router 7 or Cloud Gateway paired with other APs might be more suited to your use, since they have more p

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

In Kombination mit einem Telekom Glasfasermodem 2 wäre z.B. der UniFi Dream Router 7 die eierlegende-Wollmilchsau von Ubiquiti. Hat aber nur einen PoE-Port (Wobei da ein gesonderter Switch sowieso besser ist).

I had used a few different brands and routers before I decided to switch to the Ubiquiti ecosystem. After purchasing their equipment, I wouldn’t change my mind about my choice in years. They have a very good firewall system, easy to expand and manage, somehow modular and can grow with your necessity

Consider that your closed cupboard are part of the issue - wifi doesn't go through things well. But... You don't need mesh if you can use ethernet. So yeah, Ubiquiti UniFi. Since you have ethernet available for wiring the APs, this is the way to go. I'd suggest a UniFI Dream Router 7 and whatever AP

If you're near a Microcenter, this is going to be the best you can get within that budget: https://www.microcenter.com/product/692536/ubiquiti-unifi-dream-router-7-desktop-10g-cloud-gateway-with-integrated-wifi-7,-poe-switch,-microsd-storage Also, if you have coverage issues, the Dream Router 7 is c