Unless you want to get into GPON SFP+ ONU, using the stock D-Link ONR is the only choice you have.

Or you can place it into Bridge mode but you’ll be limited by the 1Gbps LAN port on the ONR. So it’s best to still use the original ONR and take advantage of the WiFi 6 signal to reach beyond 1Gbps if that’s what you’re after.

Stable WiFi quality wise I can’t comment much as I’m currently using my own EAP670 but from other Ktards here, their EasyMesh seems fine for a 2 story house but your mileage may vary from your house to theirs ofc

U got time to learn?
Worth looking if ur into it

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/4925452

No, unless you’re gonna be using LACP, which is also not true 2Gbps

Sorry to burst your bubble 

the stock d link ONR will only bring you up to max 1G connection, you will never achieve true 2G download speed with it

If you don't intend to switch to SFP+ solution, it is fine but you need to lower down your expectation

... yeah, if you manage to replicate the ideal test lab conditions that resulted in it getting AX3000 rating

If you somehow live in a place with 0 wireless interference then maybe, but in real world, unlikely

I have an AX5400 Enterprise grade AP and I can’t pull anything more than 600-700Mbps on my iPhone 15 Pro. If you want to save cost without the feeling of getting fake 2Gbps, just go for 1Gbps.

You’re a gamer which you’ll only benefit from faster downloads speeds and low latency. You can get more than 1Gbps on wireless but gaming on wireless is not something that you want to do right? And via LAN you can only pull at most 940Mbps under ideal conditions

In conclusion, save the extra money for 2Gnps or wait until TM is not stingy enough to give a ONU/ONR with 2.5Gbps port.

But hey your money your rules. That’s just where I’m coming at with a 1Gbps plan, yes I’ll get upgraded to 2Gbps for free next year and I’m willing to go the SFP GPON ONU route, but you don’t want that which you’ll just be paying TM extra for not much utilization