Very good so far with one odd/annoying quirk during setup
I
don't have a home internet provider. I live alone, why pay for internet
twice. Instead I use this as a WISP router, which connects to my
unlimited internet phone and provides my various devices at home with
internet. I previously used a different WISP router (BTW not every
router is WISP capable, make sure to double check), which was very good,
but was 2ghz only. I also live in an apartment building that's getting
pretty congested on 2ghz, which I think was causing me some issues. So I
mostly got this for the 5ghz, which is what I'm using now, and I've had
zero of the weird connection (or range) issues I was having using 2ghz
since going to this. It behaves the way I want it to, in that when I get
home, it sees that I'm home (e.g. continuously polls for it's uplink)
and connects to my phone and my devices come alive (believe or not there
are devices where this is not the case, I've tried them [have to be
rebooted to poll for uplink]). After setup, I've had zero trouble so
far.
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