I am looking for one that is 200 and under. Our wifi router died today and we are using a older wifi router one that is a few years old. Looking for one with longevity and durability. Whats your recommendations for me?
Get a mesh network instead. Google WiFi ones are 3 for $100. It gives you wider coverage over your whole house.
https://store.google.com/product/google_wifi_2nd_gen?hl=en-US
TP-Link AX. Anything really
if you are being cost conscious - this is a nice price/performance option:
200 what? ARS, AUD, BSD, BBD, BMD, BND, CAD, KYD, CLP, COP, XCD, SVC, FJD, GYD, HKD, LRD, MXN, NAD, NZD, SGD, SBD, SRD, TVD, USD?
200 USD will give you a few options. 200 NZD, not so much.
Get an Asus. DO NOT get an Eero.
I don’t know where u r from !
I tested Xiaomi AX6000 before ( with those antenna type) It’s a great powerful router + very budget friendly! NOT the box type
If your mind have those ohhhhh china product mindset ! Look around your house what product
If still same mindset ! Look at your phone is it a IPHONE?
Hahaha
I’d try the Unifi Express. $140 US
Since WiFi 7 is coming, you aren’t going to find longevity. The best thing you could do for yourself is to separate the WiFi function from the router by using AP’s.
eero Pro 6
Great router as long as your ok with Amazon having limitless access to everything
Also why go Eero if you need a single router?
Tplink er605 V2 small business router. 5yr warranty and they are packed with features for $60. Honestly they could sell it for 200 for the amount you get. I paired it with a ax3000 tplink access point for wifi. Rock solid speeds. My latency dropped by half just by upgrading to this router. Was getting 20 25ms on my old Linksys. Get 10 to 15ms with this on copper
Asus has a few. Example: ASUS RT-AX82U
I still have some WNDR3700 (v2, v4. NOT v3) as backup and test devices. My buddy has a WNDR3800 for the same reason.
Asus makes pretty good stuff.
How big is your place, and how many people live there? That way someone can help you select the right router for the environment.
Maybe a little over 100 sq feet 4 people
That’s some tiny space… a $40 router will do.