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Affordable Dual-Band Router for Home Use with 2.4GHz, 5GHz, N/AC Standard & 150Mbps Support

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  • #1 16459173
    jacekmi91
    Level 9  
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    Hello, I would like to ask about a good and cheap router for home use.
    Basic required features:
    - simultaneous dual band (DualBand) 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz
    - good signal quality near and far router (I do not know if it is possible)
    - operational reliability (failure to hang up, overheating, 24/7 operation)
    - trouble-free internet support up to 150 Mbps download
    - minimum support for the N standard, with the ability to support the AC standard
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  • #2 16459257
    AxelNext
    Level 38  
    Posts: 4603
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    Rate: 450
    jacekmi91 wrote:
    - trouble-free internet support up to 150 Mbps download
    You're restricting yourself to 150 Mbps :?: For what :crazyeyes:

    Up to what the maximum price should this router be :?:
  • #3 16459268
    jacekmi91
    Level 9  
    Posts: 105
    Rate: 3
    AxelNext wrote:
    jacekmi91 wrote:
    - trouble-free internet support up to 150 Mbps download
    You're restricting yourself to 150 Mbps :?: For what :crazyeyes:

    Up to what the maximum price should this router be :?:


    I limit the speed because of the price, because I do not need more, because I currently have a 100/10 Mbps connection. As for the price, I would not like to pay more than PLN 200. But I'm not sure if it is possible: /
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  • #4 16459279
    AxelNext
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    Up to PLN 200. you will buy ASUS RT-AC53, unless you need USB.
    With USB up to PLN 300. you will buy ASUS RT-AC1200G +
  • #5 16459296
    jacekmi91
    Level 9  
    Posts: 105
    Rate: 3
    AxelNext wrote:
    Up to PLN 200. you will buy ASUS RT-AC53, unless you need USB.
    With USB up to PLN 300. you will buy ASUS RT-AC1200G +


    It's just a pity that there is no recki for the former. And something up to PLN 150 would be found?
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  • #6 16459328
    AxelNext
    Level 38  
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    Asus routers are a proven brand and can be taken blindly.
    Up to PLN 150. you can buy Netis WF2780 or TP-Link Archer C25 however, I would suggest buying Asus.
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  • #7 16459334
    jacekmi91
    Level 9  
    Posts: 105
    Rate: 3
    AxelNext wrote:
    Asus routers are a proven brand and can be taken blindly.
    Up to PLN 150. you can buy Netis WF2780 or TP-Link Archer C25 however, I would suggest buying Asus.


    Seemingly a proven brand, but when you look at the tests of these cheaper versions, it loses the signal quality with Netis or TP-Link.
  • #8 16459368
    AxelNext
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    I offer you a good ASUS RT-AC53, not the lower-end ASUS RT-AC51

    ASUS RT-AC53 is definitely better than Netis WF2780 or TP-Link Archer C25

    My proposal is ASUS RT-AC53, and you will do and buy whatever you want, but then you will not regret it because now you have a 100Mb / s net, and in a year or two you will have 200 or 250 Mb / s and then you will replace the router again :?:

    I have ASUS RT-AC68U and 250Mb / s for a few days, and for almost 2 years I had 120Mb / s, previously 60Mb / s.
    I changed the net to a faster one because I wanted to :?: No, because my contract has expired and they offered me 120 Mb / s for PLN 4. less, or 250Mb / s for PLN 2. more.
    and what I chose :D
    After WiFi, I reach over 220Mb / s :idea:
  • #9 16459407
    jacekmi91
    Level 9  
    Posts: 105
    Rate: 3
    AxelNext wrote:
    I offer you a good ASUS RT-AC53, not the lower-end ASUS RT-AC51

    ASUS RT-AC53 is definitely better than Netis WF2780 or TP-Link Archer C25

    My proposal is ASUS RT-AC53, and you will do and buy whatever you want, but then you will not regret it because now you have a 100Mb / s net, and in a year or two you will have 200 or 250 Mb / s and then you will replace the router again :?:

    I have ASUS RT-AC68U and 250Mb / s for a few days, and for almost 2 years I had 120Mb / s, previously 60Mb / s.
    I changed the net to a faster one because I wanted to :?: No, because my contract has expired and they offered me 120 Mb / s for PLN 4. less, or 250Mb / s for PLN 2. more.
    and what I chose :D
    After WiFi, I reach over 220Mb / s :idea:


    Tell me again, are you reaching the 220 in a different room than the router is?
  • #10 16459424
    AxelNext
    Level 38  
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    In the same room:
    speedtest.net/pl
    5 GHz AC 226 Mb / s (fix)
    5 GHz N 145 Mb / s
  • #11 16459428
    jacekmi91
    Level 9  
    Posts: 105
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    AxelNext wrote:
    In the same room:
    speedtest.net/pl
    5 GHz AC 222Mb / s
    5 GHz N 145Mb / s


    can you do a test and check in another room?
  • #12 16459442
    AxelNext
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    Rate: 450
    In the second room behind a 30 cm brick wall:
    speedtest.net/pl
    5 GHz AC 221 Mb / s
    5 GHz N 137 Mb / s
  • #13 16459474
    jacekmi91
    Level 9  
    Posts: 105
    Rate: 3
    AxelNext wrote:
    In the second room behind a 30 cm brick wall:
    speedtest.net/pl
    5 GHz AC 221 Mb / s
    5 GHz N 137 Mb / s


    pretty good results
  • #14 16459515
    AxelNext
    Level 38  
    Posts: 4603
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    Therefore, I advise you not to save on the router.
    I proposed ASUS RT-AC53, but a smarter purchase is ASUS RT-AC1200G + because not only is faster, it also has USB 2.0 to which you can connect a hard drive in the housing and use it as a NAS, or watch movies on TV if you have a TV with an Internet connection or in connect the 3G / 4G LTE modem if necessary and use the mobile network. This router gives you more options.
    I know that PLN 300. it's not enough but if you have 200 then wait, collect the 100 more and you will certainly be more satisfied.
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Topic summary

✨ The discussion revolves around finding an affordable dual-band router suitable for home use, specifically one that supports both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz frequencies, with a maximum download speed of 150 Mbps and compatibility with N and AC standards. Users suggest several models within a budget of PLN 200 to PLN 300. The ASUS RT-AC53 is frequently recommended for its reliability and performance, while alternatives like the Netis WF2780 and TP-Link Archer C25 are also mentioned. Concerns about signal quality and operational reliability are raised, with users sharing personal experiences regarding speed tests in different rooms. The ASUS RT-AC1200G+ is suggested as a more versatile option due to its additional features, including USB support for NAS functionality.
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