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Then they have nothing of value to sell when customers notice that can get the same for free and demand lower prices. Not saying that it would be a bad thing.
by nicce 2y ago
Then they have nothing of value to sell when customers notice that can get the same for free and demand lower prices.
Not saying that it would be a bad thing.
- tracker1 2y agoMany home routers are in the sub-$200 price range. I've seen low end devices under $50/usd. There's not much more to squeeze out. And many won't be paying more, or installing OpenWRT, OpnSense or anything else on their own. I wish more open options were supported from vendors, but they have to lock down and make sure you can't run on frequencies or wattages not allowed in $COUNTRY, less they see massive fines. I'm using an OpnSense device with a commercial AP myself.. it does cost a bit more, but works great and will be updated beyond what any home router will. Most seem to want a discreet all in one box.