TheDirewolf

So far not really impressed. The software for geolocation is really cool and was working well for me, but the router is far and away the least stable/reliable piece of electronics I've ever owned. I have to physically go pull the power on it to reboot it every 9-12 hours. The throughput is worse than my old router as well. I'm able to make use of about 890-900 Mbps of my gigabit connection with the R2, my old router was capable of 990 Mbps. I made sure QoS was disabled before testing this. Disappointing that my 5+ year old router is faster. Also, it didn't work out of the box. The lan worked, but not the internet connection. I had to disable IPv6 before the internet connection worked, and then I had to go to my PC's and disable/reenable the NIC to get internet working on them, as well as power cycle several of my "smart home" devices. I've never had a router require that much to just get started.