In comp.sys.raspberry-pi druck  wrote:
> On 14/04/2019 04:16, Computer Nerd Kev wrote:
>> Has anyone used a Raspberry Pi ZeroW (or another Pi, plus a USB WiFi
>> adapter) as a WiFi router?
>
> It would be fine for one or two clients in a small area, but it's WiFi
> and processing power isn't up handling a home full of devices.

My home = one or two clients at any one time. Only PCs.

> Get yourself a decent router, I recommend ASUS, got a RT-ac68U which is
> superb. It's a fibre router, but I did have to use with USB 4G dongles
> for a month after moving house.

That router has half the RAM of the Pi Zero and a lower CPU clock
(though two cores instead of one). I'm sure it's fine for doing the
current job of my DGN2200, but I wouldn't consider changing that if
it wasn't for the need to run the HTTPS to HTTP software, and hence
I started looking outside the range of available routers.

https://openwrt.org/toh/asus/rt-ac68u

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