QOTW: Which Internet router do you use at home?

[aidanjt]

Got sick of the Cisco EPC3925 provided by my ISP (UPC, now Virgin Media Ireland) and got myself an Asus RT-AC66U, so much better.

[Connell_]

SuperHub 2. It does the job pretty well, aside from the odd hiccup every now and then. Definitely a huge improvement over the SuperHub 1 we had previously.

[Normanyakuza]

Using a D-Link wireless N150 ADSL2...with the speed like a tank at least I can surfing the internet and visit Hexus without buffering

[Chuzz]

Billion 8800NL billion are the best routers out there and no i dont work for them. A little bit pricey but hey if you want stability on a network get Billion. Will be upgrading to a 8800AXL.

[iworrall]

Sadly, T&C's force me to use the router Sky provided for my fibre connection. The only thing connected to it is my gigabit switch for the LAN.

[voxstream]

ASUS DSL-AC68U. Stunningly good. never disconnects and very fast and very good coverage on both bands.

[rongtw]

i have the excellent ASUS DSL ac68 U

[Inspired]

Mikrotik.

[Ferral]

Using the newest itteration of the Sky Hub which eliminates the need for having the Fiber Modem from Open Reach.

I then run out to a Homeplug which then goes up to the 3rd floor of the house (really old house and can only get 1 or 2 bars wireless if lucky connecting to Sky Hub), the homplug runs into a Netgear DGN 2200 ADSL Modem / Router, disabled DHCP server on it and now have it as an access point on the 3rd floor with TV, PS3 & 4 wired into it so can stream to TV and so on.

[Youdontfeedair]

talk talk super fibre pretty bad tbh

[edzieba]

Asus RT-N16 running DD-WRT. It's technically an all-in-one, but it's only being used as a router. WiFi is being provided by a Luxul XAP-1500, and wired Ethernet is handled by s few unmanaged GbE switches.

[SteveWilliams]

A Cisco EPC3825.

Had it for 3-4 years now and rarely had a problem with it!

[abaxas]

Cisco 1841

Totally reliable and can cope with 1000s of 'open' ports at once.

Job done.

[mojothejester]

BT home hub 3.0, have to restart it and the modem once a month as I start getting DNS errors. Does what it's supposed to.

[pvtbanner]

I have a Draytek Vigor 2820n which has been rock solid for the last 6-7 years.

Regularly use the VPN from work for when I need unfiltered access.
Its stopped getting updates now, and I'm loathe to swap it but the interface does look really dated now, and I fancy a change. The TP Link looks like a really good option. Though I'd prefer one without WiFi.

[thonidy]

I'm happy with TP-Link TD-W8950ND. Works good since 2012, 1 antenna but signal is strong enough to cover entire flat