What Router do you recommend?

[megratruch]

Well , i just have the router that gives my ISP (ZTE f660) that is really bad because it gives the option to put the phone just from the optical line, in the same router as the internet, so if i want to change anything on the configuration about the Wi-Fi i just need to restart it and i usualy with my badluck, i miss a important call, so for that i just want to put it in bridge mode and attach a router, but the thing is, what is the Best and Cheaper router with AC mode, i read a lot of reviews about the TP Link Archer C7, but i really want to know what you say about this router, if you recommend it or not, or what should i buy.
I have my desktop wired to the actual router, but when my mother, father, sister, connects they Laptops to the wifi, it just crash (Because it has a ipv4 fillter that dont allow more than 32 connections to 1 ssid but i dont know why it doesnt assigns IP's very good, so it gives a bad ip and you cannot get the internet connection) for this beeing the main reason to change it.
Ussualy when we are all at home are, between 4-8 wireless devices at the same network, so i need a realliable wifi with decent speeds, and also that dont mess up with the ips
Thanks to all!

[Huntsman]

Anything from reputable brands like TP-link, Asus, microtik, ubiquity is good. Or you could go my route and build yourself a pfsense box.

[megratruch]

2 minutes ago, Huntsman said:

Anything from reputable brands like TP-link, Asus, microtik, ubiquity is good. Or you could go my route and build yourself a pfsense box.

what is a pfsense box?

[Huntsman]

It's a pc running the firewall/router OS called PFsense. There are other alternatives such as monowall, smoothwall etc.

[megratruch]

32 minutes ago, Huntsman said:

It's a pc running the firewall/router OS called PFsense. There are other alternatives such as monowall, smoothwall etc.

oh thanks a lot, i think im going to reuse that old pc that i have there, thanks!

[Donut417]

4 hours ago, megratruch said:

oh thanks a lot, i think im going to reuse that old pc that i have there, thanks!

Thats cool. Keep in mind that you will use more electricity going this route. I only mention this because in some areas power is not cheap.