Bang for the buck router

[Dragacane]

When my families' router bit the dust and went to computer heaven a few years ago the manufacture gave us a cheap thing. It is quite bad so I'm quite busy with my own stuff, deadlines coming in. Routers isn't my knowledgeable part so what do you guys thing is a good router for the money. The only min spec is that currently that is has 2+ Ethernet ports,  

[ThatOneRussian]

found the bang of the buck 

 

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[lubblig]

I like asus routers, I have the RT-N56U which has the N standard for wireless. But I believe there are AC ones too. Not sure if it's the best for the money but I really like it and it's reliable.

[manikyath]

if you dont mind crappy wifi, and dont have more than 50Mbps, get a cheapo TP-Link.

[SeanAngelo]

When my families' router bit the dust and went to computer heaven a few years ago the manufacture gave us a cheap thing. It is quite bad so I'm quite busy with my own stuff, deadlines coming in. Routers isn't my knowledgeable part so what do you guys thing is a good router for the money. The only min spec is that currently that is has 2+ Ethernet ports,  

What is your budget?

 

I would recommend an ASUS model but it depends on your budget as they are quite expensive 

[Snickerzz]

found the bang of the buck 

 

Edit: YOu edited the original post

thats like 3 bangs for 3 bucks!

[Walker998]

from the little i know tp-link isn't the best when it comes to drivers, and asus ones is more for enthusiasts but i could be wrong, maybe go with netgear or look for a less-known company.

[InVis]

thats like 3 bangs for 3 bucks!

Actually ist only 1 bang for 1 buck, by 1 buck...

[Snickerzz]

Actually ist only 1 bang for 1 buck, by 1 buck...

It's actually 2 bangs by 2 bucks 

[InVis]

It's actually 2 bangs by 2 bucks 

Nope - one of them is a deer, not a buck

[Snickerzz]

Nope - one of them is a deer, not a buck

yeah i didn't notice, but there are still 2 bucks and 2 of them are bangin

[MariusJS]

When my families' router bit the dust and went to computer heaven a few years ago the manufacture gave us a cheap thing. It is quite bad so I'm quite busy with my own stuff, deadlines coming in. Routers isn't my knowledgeable part so what do you guys thing is a good router for the money. The only min spec is that currently that is has 2+ Ethernet ports,  

U want some easy plug and play, then?

[InVis]

yeah i didn't notice, but there are still 2 bucks and 2 of them are bangin

 

Yeah sure, if you change some words in your original statement, you can make it fit almost every point you want to make - but this:

 

thats like 3 bangs for 3 bucks!

 

is not accurate compared to this:

 

It's actually 2 bangs by 2 bucks 

 

in the context of this:

 

found the bang of the buck 

 

 

Edit: YOu edited the original post

 

EDIT: That is 1 buck, banging a buck, banging a deer.. Its 2 bucks banging, but it is not 3 bangs for 3 bucks - then there would needed to have been 4 bucks banging as one of them is being banged and the last one is only banging.. 

[Walker998]

that single image has made this thread not talk about the question much, or go a little out of control

[swifty7]

LOL!!  at the gay buck at the end.

[Walker998]

looks like it, or it's simply due to how intelligent they are or interact with that happening from time to time

[InVis]

that single image has made this thread not talk about the question much, or go a little out of control

you dont say - i have given this waaay too much thought

[InVis]

BTW the question has been answered already - as in all other posts about routers - Asus AC66U or Asus AC87U depending on your budget.

 

Or the D-Link UFO with 10000000 antennas, DIR-890L

 

Or the Netgear Nighthawk ac1900

 

All depending on your brand preference - but imo Asus has the best value, support and they work just great