My bad. I was thinking and looking at something else, when I mentioned that lol. They are definitely expensive.

Ubiquiti. See here: https://www.lelong.com.my/merchant/SublimeGroup.htm

And read here: https://arstechnica.com/information-technol...-with-pro-gear/

And here: https://www.troyhunt.com/ubiquiti-all-the-t...-my-dodgy-wifi/

This post has been edited by SilentVampire: Aug 16 2018, 08:54 PM

See the first post of this thread, for Unifi plans. All links have been updated.

This is equal to the DIR850L. Bottom line, all TM issued stock router is crap. Get your own.

Not sure, should be C1.

It is not a modem, but a BTU.

I lost mine after installation, and have never bothered about it.

A month after the bill is due. If it is just a few days overdue, it should be okay.

They should not have any VLAN ID, unlike Unifi and Maxis.

How big is your house and your budget? If you want something affordable, TP-Link Archer C7 v4 at least. If you have a bigger house and a bigger budget, go for Asus.

I am not sure, but I don’t think they do have a VLAN, unless someone else can contradict me.

I can. Clear your cache and cookies, and try to access again.

Yes, they will change it. Most important is your router and your devices, and can they support the turbo speed.

There is 2.4 and 5GHz on the Innatech, but that is a real bad router which is old, and I would change it, if I were you.

It is okay, but firmware is not that good. If you want to ensure you can readily support the turbo speed upgrade and want something decent, go for the TP-Link Archer C7 v4 at least.

This post has been edited by SilentVampire: Aug 18 2018, 09:42 AM

Haha, I only recommend the router I think is the best for price and stability. Thank you for trusting my recommendation. Hope you got the v4.

RG4400. But, I would recommend you switch to the Archer C7 v4, if you want something more stable, and that can support 800Mbps on 5GHz.

Can’t agree more. I have lost the DIR850L, and the C1200 v1 is just horrible. V3, which is the newest one in the market, is okay.

Lol. It is true that you can get 800Mbps on DIR-850L, and if your house is standard size, or a condo, it is good. But, if you have a slightly bigger house, or want better 5GHz coverage, forget it. He can get full 800Mbps on DIR-850L as his house is probably smaller, or he have a wired connection. Otherwise, forget it.

Superb range? Not at all. At most, it is normal. Try the TP-Link C3150 v2, or Asus RT-AC86U. Both of that has the proper superb range.

This post has been edited by SilentVampire: Aug 18 2018, 12:38 PM

Lol friend, it has nothing to do with being rich or not, just trying to inform you. And I have the TP Link C3150, but not the Asus RT-AC86U, and the reason I know about the premium routers are that I read reviews and other people’s opinions of it.

Get the TP-Link Archer C7 v4, or the Asus RT-AC1300UHP if you want something better. No streaming and buffering anymore.

Whichever doesn’t make a difference, but main router should be the DIR-850L.

Fair enough. Thank you for the advice. You are right.

Not compatible, as it does not support VLAN tagging. You can still use it if you have a switch that support VLAN tagging though. See here: https://www.blacktubi.com/guide/make-any-ro...-work-on-unifi/

Credits to blacktubi

Honestly, just get the TP Link Archer C7 v4. It is much newer and better than the D7.

It is not too bad but firmware is slightly older, but still usable. You can consider that.

Asus RT-AC1300UHP is newer, with more RAM as well as has wider wireless coverage, plus it has range extender mode and media bridge mode, both which Asus RT-AC58U does not have. I would recommend the Asus RT-AC1300UHP.