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<blockquote data-quote="Lenny_Fox" data-source="post: 947486" data-attributes="member: 82776">[USER=71335]@SumTingWong[/USER]As posted earlier, my girlfriend got a TP-link AC4000 tri-band from her work (which has excellent QoS and Trend Micro AiProtect). When I would be in the market for a new router I would have set my eyes on an Asus RT-AX58U. Normally I don&#039;t spend more than 150 euro for a router, but this model got an excellent reward of hardware.info, This is a Dutch hardware comparatives website, which (at least in the Netherlands) is regarded highly (because of their seemingly independent review quality) Hardware.info is the Dutch equivalent to Tom&#039;s hardware.The Asus RT-AX58U sells at 160 euro, so you should be able to get it around this price tag of 150 dollars (we pay 21% added value tax in the Netherlands).&nbsp; The TP-link AX50 got a great value reward from hardware.info. You should be able to get it for less than 100 dollars. When you want Trend Micro AiProtection choose Asus or TP-link, when you want open source firmware Netgear might be your best choice (but sorry to say, considering the questions you ask this might be a little over your head). Netgear Nighthawk AX4 matches Asus 58U in price and only performs a little less than the Asus (but could be flashed with open source firmware, giving you total control).So when you are looking for a router in the 100 to 150 dollar price range your best options are (at the moment of writing this post) Asus AX58U, TP-Link AX50 and Netgear Nighthawk AX4<h3></h3></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lenny_Fox, post: 947486, member: 82776"] [USER=71335]@SumTingWong[/USER] As posted earlier, my girlfriend got a TP-link AC4000 tri-band from her work (which has excellent QoS and Trend Micro AiProtect). When I would be in the market for a new router I would have set my eyes on an Asus RT-AX58U. Normally I don't spend more than 150 euro for a router, but this model got an excellent reward of hardware.info, This is a Dutch hardware comparatives website, which (at least in the Netherlands) is regarded highly (because of their seemingly independent review quality) Hardware.info is the Dutch equivalent to Tom's hardware. The Asus RT-AX58U sells at 160 euro, so you should be able to get it around this price tag of 150 dollars (we pay 21% added value tax in the Netherlands). The TP-link AX50 got a great value reward from hardware.info. You should be able to get it for less than 100 dollars. When you want Trend Micro AiProtection choose Asus or TP-link, when you want open source firmware Netgear might be your best choice (but sorry to say, considering the questions you ask this might be a little over your head). Netgear Nighthawk AX4 matches Asus 58U in price and only performs a little less than the Asus (but could be flashed with open source firmware, giving you total control). So when you are looking for a router in the 100 to 150 dollar price range your best options are (at the moment of writing this post) Asus AX58U, TP-Link AX50 and Netgear Nighthawk AX4 [HEADING=2][/HEADING] [/QUOTE]

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