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I used to run DD WRT, but got tired of fighting weird issues. Looks like from the comments to your post there are still issues out there. I ended up switching
by rblatz 9y ago
I used to run DD WRT, but got tired of fighting weird issues. Looks like from the comments to your post there are still issues out there. I ended up switching to a ubiquiti AC Pro for WiFi and am about to buy a USG to replace my old router. If all you are looking for is rock solid performance and reliability that is still fairly flexible I’d go with Ubiquiti. If you want to tinker or are really passionate about running open source then obviously LEDE is a decent choice.
- ak217 9y agoI run stock LEDE on Archer C7v2 and have had zero problems with it (I ran OpenWRT before LEDE made a stable release). I could buy a Ubiquiti gateway and AP, but C7v2 is less expensive and gives me an appreciation for embedded device programming. I have had trouble experimenting with advanced features such as band steering, mesh and multi-WAN/load balancing in OpenWRT/LEDE though, so if you plan on using those, I agree Ubiquiti is a great choice.