Who makes a decent router?

[Barbarossa]

[nestle19]

Asus makes really good routers. Check them out. Just got one recently from Amazon.

[Ricky-Ray]

I use to used Linksys and Netgear routers then a few years ago I have Asus routers a try and couldn't be happier. Never had issues with my Asus router and I've had mine almost 4 years. Only had to reboot it twice.

[noozeyeguy]

[yellowsulphur]

I've had a great experience with Ubiquiti products. I currently use the Edge Router PoE, https://www.ubnt.com/edgemax/edgerouter-poe/, which allows the ability to power devices through the ethernet cable. The devices of course have to have the ability to accept PoE. Originally i was going to add their 802.11ac 3x3 WAP, https://www.ubnt.com/unifi/unifi-ap-ac/, but found my old 802.11n router works fine as an access point for phones and tablets.

[nathan4610]

+1 for Ubiquiti, carrier grade products that are fantastically priced. I also use Edgerouter with UniFi wireless AP's.

[Michael in California]

I have found the ASUS router to work well. You can run third party software on them too if you like.

[Zorba]

D-link.

But regardless of brand, make sure its plugged into some kind of surge protector (or UPS). These things will blow up if you even look at them sideways!

[bodger]

I like Porter Cable better.

[BoostLE]

Another vote for Asus. Tried Buffalo but too many issues.

[SMR510]

Asus.

Seeing the trend yet?

[pterrell]

For wireless routers Asus is next to impossible to beat these days. For modems, Motorola has some of the best on the market for their price.

[dwl]

Another vote for Ubiquiti
Their access points are good too

[yellowsulphur]

+1 for Ubiquiti, carrier grade products that are fantastically priced. I also use Edgerouter with UniFi wireless AP's.

Another vote for Ubiquiti
Their access points are good too

Have you guys upgraded to the latest firmware 1.7 as of 6/29?

https://www.ubnt.com/download/edgemax

Some cool features were added. Traffic analysis is neat.

http://community.ubnt.com/t5/EdgeMAX-Updates-Blog/EdgeMAX-EdgeRouter-software-release-v1-7-0/ba-p/1287631

[CTallerico]

pfSense is now making a SoHo box....Its the very same software package that I use on my large enterprise class security appliances. Around $350 with a/b/g/n WiFi built in....You cant beat that. http://store.pfsense.org/SG-2220/