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About the only real improvement I'm seeing here is the automatic, silent updates. That could be a lifesaver if a crucial bug were ever found.

Aside from that, eh. It looks good, I don't doubt that with that number of antennas etc. it'll work well, but if anyone else is like me they've long since forgotten what their router even is - it just sits there, doing its job, and has done for years.

I find the intelligent NAS boxes far more interesting - I have a Synology box that basically provides it's own cloud storage, download manager, etc.



Most people with old routers don't even realise the router is randomly bugging out and slowing down your web page load speeds.

Fun fact: Old routers generally don't support WiFi power saving features. That means your phone battery will drain waaay faster than it could if you had a new router. Having WiFi switched on with a phone connected to a new router will in fact generally increase battery life because it can use the cell radio less often.

http://www.techworld.com/mobile/a-guide-to-wi-fi-power-save-...


> automatic, silent updates. That could be a lifesaver if a crucial bug were ever found.

And what if a crucial bug was introduced? ;)




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