I own a Turris Omnia. It's been my main router for over 2 years. I don't use a lot of the stuff they've added on top of vanilla OpenWRT, but there are a few th

I own a Turris Omnia. It's been my main router for over 2 years. I don't use a lot of the stuff they've added on top of vanilla OpenWRT, but there are a few things that make me want to stay and probably buy the next hardware revision when it comes around: - The hardware support is great - The ability to add M.2 SSD for running LXC containers and generally saving data (logs, etc) without worrying about wearing out the internal flash - BTRFS snapshots with a handy CLI to manage them, rollback, etc (also on the web UI if that's your thing) - Automatic upgrades - Automatic snapshotting before and after upgrades, which is great if an upgrade bricks it. Hasn't happened to me even once but it's good to know it's there. - Hardware button can be used to restore latest snapshot or factory - When restoring previous snapshot doesn't cut it, restoring factory keeps snapshots around so you can easily get back to your previous configs and fix forward - Declarative package management - Full access to pretty much everything OpenWRT has to offer anyway - caveat that if you customise certain things you can't use the "official" web UI (reForis) for those. My network config is managed exclusively over LuCI, uci, config files, for instance. - Open, hackable hardware Edit: formatting