I had a quite pricey $120 Asus n66u as primary router and a cheap, TP link router, as backup, lying in the closet.
At one point, the Asus started to become unreliable and unstable so I disabled it and put the $40 TP Link instead.
Now, about 3 years later, I completely forgot about my router setup and this TP link is rocking it every day. I'm really impressed by the brand. I only had to pull the powercord to quickly reset it once, during several years. I can not say this of most other brands I've worked with in the past.
You can run OpenWRT etc on it. It's quite similar to the legendary WRT54G.
I also bought a Wifi 4G portable router from TP Link later, and this is also high quality hardware at affordable prices.
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I had a quite pricey $120 Asus n66u as primary router and a cheap, TP link router, as backup, lying in the closet.
At one point, the Asus started to become unreliable and unstable so I disabled it and put the $40 TP Link instead.
Now, about 3 years later, I completely forgot about my router setup and this TP link is rocking it every day. I'm really impressed by the brand. I only had to pull the powercord to quickly reset it once, during several years. I can not say this of most other brands I've worked with in the past.
You can run OpenWRT etc on it. It's quite similar to the legendary WRT54G.
I also bought a Wifi 4G portable router from TP Link later, and this is also high quality hardware at affordable prices.
https://www.amazon.de/TP-Link-TL-WR1043ND-Ultimate-Anschluss...