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Buy something well supported by OpenWRT; that typically correlates to at least OK hardware that is known to work well enough. Ideally you'd also install OpenWR
by mjevans 5y ago
Buy something well supported by OpenWRT; that typically correlates to at least OK hardware that is known to work well enough. Ideally you'd also install OpenWRT on it, or another choice of OSS rather than factory firmware.
- onecool 5y agoFunny enough, I recently purchased one of the latest TP-Link Archer 5400x (AX73) routers. Ended up not needing it, so I opened it up and connected via UART. Once you log in it appears to be running a version of OpenWRT, although they don't specify that on their website.