Is a Ubiquiti EdgeRouter X + UAP-AC the best router/WAP combo for home networking, /g/? Or should I just buy a higher end ASUS/Netgear all-in-one router?
>>53707941
Buy a WLAN chip and a parabolic dish and solder it yourself.
>>53707941
get a TP-link archer router, best bang for your buck at the moment
>>53707979
TP-Link is shit tier, especially after their anti-OpenWrt announcement. I've had nothing but bad experiences with TP-Link routers, they have shit range and speeds fluctuate wildly when using them. Stay away.
>>53707941
I use the Netgear Nighthawk R7000, I've had no problems with it whatsoever and the range is great. The price is pretty much what you'd pay for a Ubiquiti router and their AP, but I've heard nothing but good things about Ubiquiti products too. I'd say you can't go wrong with either desu
>>53707941
>the best router/WAP combo for home networking, /g/?
No.
Not even for the money.
A nice pfsense box with an Engenius AP to match what most of your wireless devices are capable of is the better option.
