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This is why I'm disappointed that Apple stopped selling Airports. They're good quality, they do what they do well, they don't have tons of "features" to try to
by johnklos 5y ago
This is why I'm disappointed that Apple stopped selling Airports. They're good quality, they do what they do well, they don't have tons of "features" to try to sell them, and they're supported for incredibly long periods of time. The last updates, issued in July, 2019, covered Airports going back to 2008.
I'm waiting for a company - any company - to start selling devices that don't have tons of gratuitous features which expand the security surface, that aren't deprecated within a year or two, and that don't tie us in to some "cloud" service or paid subscription.
- Username21 5y agoDoesn’t really hit the not many features part, but MikroTik makes a pretty solid router that has long term support. And doesn’t cost very much. Is a steep learning curve though.