MikroTik hAP ax3 US Version - Wi-Fi Router, 802.11AX, Dual-Band, 4x Gigabit Ethernet, PoE-In & PoE-Out, WPA3, USB 3.0, US Version

Tiene bastante potencial tanto en procesador y ram, el único inconveniente es el almacenamiento. Se siente muy fluida la navegación, es excelente para bajar la latencia en juegos competitivos de consola (obviamente configurándolo). El único detalle que vi es que la potencia de la señal 2.4Ghz es muy alta, al grado de interferir con otros dispositivos, tuve que bajar un poco la potencia Fuera de eso es un excelente equipo 👌🏽 Anteriormente tenia contratada una IP publica para acceder por VPN, ahora con Back to Home de Mikrotik, ya puedo tener una VPN mediante WireGuard sin costo adicional

Have had it up and running a couple weeks now with no issues. Purchased to add to my network and give me more control over access, firewall rules, traffic monitoring. Very configurable. Simple setup out of the box works ok, but for the rest of the settings if you are not into networking and know what they do, this might be a bit overwhelming to you.

I’m extremely satisfied with this MikroTik router. It is a truly high-professional piece of hardware that offers stability and features usually found only in much more expensive enterprise gear. I know many reviews warn about the steep learning curve of RouterOS, but I want to highlight that it’s not nearly as difficult as some people describe. In the age of AI assistants, configuring this device has become straightforward. With a guidance from AI, you can unlock its full potential without being a certified network engineer. Pros: - Rock-solid stability: Once it’s set up, you can practically forget it exists. - Professional features: Complete control over every aspect of your network. - Great value: Enterprise-level performance at a consumer-friendly price. Cons: - Functional but Dated UI: The management interface (WinBox) is incredibly powerful but looks very old-school. It’s built for efficiency, not aesthetics. - Limited "Out-of-the-box" Ecosystem: If you’re used to consumer routers with sleek mobile apps and one-click parental controls, you’ll find MikroTik a bit "spartan." You have to manually configure features that other brands might automate. If you want a "set it and forget it" device that doesn't compromise on power, don't let the old "too complex" complaints scare you off. Highly recommended!

Excellent product probably - but don't buy it from Al-Mahara in UAE. Place a hAP ac3 in the box, not an ax3 - now too late to return.

This is an excellent product with features you will not find anywhere else. It has some limitations, e.g., only 5 wired ports, and its 5GHz support is a little unreliable. It could be due to the other devices not being up to spec. But the 2GHz radio worked well with my doorbell and TV. It also supports Wireguard VPN. I was able to set up a site to site connection to the office mikrotik we have. With the freely available Winbox management software, the gazillion settings are relatively easy to configure. Note that there is a learning curve for all mikrotik products, much more so than any other consumer level device in this category. You can get the basics up and running without knowing much, but to take advantage of the product fully, you will need to do some studying. There are several excellent tutorials on the Internet video channels as well as extensive online documentation. For a sophisticated home user, this device can replace your ISP router with a robust firewall and decent Wifi coverage and a VPN server or client to connect from the road or to the office. It can do it all.