A lot of the features on CISCO are by subscription and not really suited to the home network, plus are quite costly to run 24/7 electrical wise compared to standard home / office routers
I have found Draytek good in the past and really good after sales support
tp link are very good routers.
I've been tinkering with Cisco IoS for the last 3 years, when I say tinkering I mean doing a degree in networking which is based on the Cisco equipmentI still dont understand the bloody stuff
Its fine for business routers and switches but for home stuff, not so sure.
Draytek and Buffalo would get my vote, but I do hear very good things about Asus.
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Originally Posted by this_is_gav
I would pick up a BT HomeHub from eBay. They usually go for £20-£30 and at that price point are fantastic value.
Another vote for a Homehub5 from me!
I'd also recommend a TP-Link WDR3600 flashed with DD-WRT.
The replacement Firmware makes for a very stable, feature-filled solution.
The Dlink dir-868l is great and uses the AC protocol as well as being backward compatible. I think Scan has it for less than £70.
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