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Gigabit / 2.5 Gbit connectivity is already obsolete. Any modern product must have 10gbe WAN with the hardware to back up NAT at that throughput.

• drnick1 2mo ago
  It's not obsolete, it's basically the contemporary baseline. Remember, this is a cheap device. And unlike most Chinese garbage, you can be reasonably certain that it isn't backdoored.
• ThrowawayTestr 2mo ago
  For a home network 2.5 is plenty.
  • tcdent 2mo ago
    https://frontier.com/shop/internet/fiber-internet/7-gig https://frontier.com/shop/internet/fiber-internet/7-gig 7gig WAN is widely available residentially at a reasonable cost.
    • nocman 2mo ago
      it most certainly is NOT available at a reasonable cost in many places.
    • BLKNSLVR 2mo ago
      Not according to Verizon's Internet Security Policy.
• jtokoph 2mo ago
  200 horsepower vehicles are also obsolete. Any modern car should have 500 horsepower with the braking and safety systems to back it up.
• dylan604 2mo ago
  That's such an assumption of needs. For someone to be using a 10g capable NAT would be some sort of super nerd with such a small portion of the population. More and more households have no compute device other than their devices. With WiFi routers now being sold with OpenWRT installed, it no longer means you're in the nerd category for installing it.
• BLKNSLVR 2mo ago
  Not for a cheapish device that is suitable for my parents that I'd be happy to administer. No need for a Tundra when an electric scooter does the job.