> The average consumer may honestly be better off getting a cable tech to come out and fix their broken router than buying their own and trying to figure it eac

> The average consumer may honestly be better off getting a cable tech to come out and fix their broken router than buying their own and trying to figure it each time something goes wrong (which is arguably rare, but very problematic when you have no clue). Maybe there is a business opportunity there. Have a service where the customer buys a "rainy day repair card", only limited to configuration / setup. 150USD is about 12,000 Rs. in India, and for that we could get quite a performant router.