I would prefer two 2.5Gb ports but that sounds like a good router at that price.
My ISP will provide an Optical network terminal with a 2.5G port. I will still need a router. Also I am not from the US.
Considering I don’t have any wired devices capable of above gigabit speeds this may not be a bad option. The openwrt based software looks like a plus as well.
Used ones are Cheap but mostly Gigabit as 2.5 Gigabit routers aren’t mainstream enough for the 2nd hand market to be flooded with them.
After some research, it seems there is a huge mark up for consumer grade routers outside of China.
For example a Asus ax6000 router with dual 2.5Gb ports cost only cost only $110 in china while a similar version I can get locally cost $300. Also there seem to be a local forum thread discussing those routers from and perhaps I am beter served finding answers there.
Also I tried pfsense some time ago with only Gigabit NIC and eventually repurposed the machine as a hypervisor. Maybe I can go back to pfsense but considering I need to get a 2.5Gb network card and the power requirements required for a software router to route 2.5G internet I am not too keen.
I have probably seen articles like this reposted over 25 times.
You do not need a reddit account to view subs. I have deleted my reddit account a few years ago and could still access it via sync for reddit (until the api changes) and infinity.
Maybe you can consider using a computer monitor as a tv if you can find one large enough.
Librewolf on PC.
Mull on Android