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forum thread Posted by ppxyz1 | Staff • 5d ago

Refurbished Linksys Routers: Linksys Dual-Band AX1800 Wi-Fi 6 Router (E7350) $17.99, Dual-Band AC1200 $9.99 & More + Free Shipping w/ Prime

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5d ago
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energyx
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The e8450 runs OpenWRT well.
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FabulousScent4192
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Quote from energyx :
The e8450 runs OpenWRT well.
But this is a different model.. can you explain your comment?
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energyx
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Quote from FabulousScent4192 :
But this is a different model.. can you explain your comment?
via the & more link in the post: https://computers.woot.com/offers...cnt_wp_0_2
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dihorul
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What's the best router that I can buy from woot, for a 2000 sq ft house?
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FabulousScent4192
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Now I got it
Last edited by FabulousScent4192 June 17, 2025 at 01:45 PM.
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Quote from dihorul :
What's the best router that I can buy from woot, for a 2000 sq ft house?
You could get two (or three) AC1200 WiFi5 for $10 each, install DDWRT, and use them in a mesh configuration. Remember that WiFi6+ isn't needed unless your clients support it (thermostat, older Dots, etc. do not)
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diggie
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Woot are killing me with lack of the actual specific model number in several of the listings.

Dear woot, you might have a customer if I could be sure of what I was buying.
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ddrant
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Quote from energyx :
The e8450 runs OpenWRT well.
Got a link to a guide or is it super easy to flash? I'm looking to upgrade from my Asus RT-AC1900 running FreshTomato, although I'm not sure this would be it. FreshTomato seems to be slow in supporting AX or newer routers (if ever). Was thinking of just going with another Asus maybe running Merlin, but this would be way cheaper....
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Quote from ddrant :
Got a link to a guide or is it super easy to flash? I'm looking to upgrade from my Asus RT-AC1900 running FreshTomato, although I'm not sure this would be it. FreshTomato seems to be slow in supporting AX or newer routers (if ever). Was thinking of just going with another Asus maybe running Merlin, but this would be way cheaper....
https://openwrt.org/playground/one-hoopy-frood
Instructions are here for the e8450, I don't have this specific model but have done openwrt, essentially there is usually two ways to load, either thru debug cables/modes or through firmware flashing (easier way). It appears the e8450 is just straight flashing the full firmware package, and updates are done by flashing the partial firmware packages. There does not seem to be documentation on reverting back to stock, but generally dd-wrt can flash stock firmware images and it'll work, and/or you may need to do so thru debugging.
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All ewaste. At this point you should be looking for dualband wifi7 or better yet triband wifi6e mesh systems minimum.
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Quote from ddrant :
Got a link to a guide or is it super easy to flash? I'm looking to upgrade from my Asus RT-AC1900 running FreshTomato, although I'm not sure this would be it. FreshTomato seems to be slow in supporting AX or newer routers (if ever). Was thinking of just going with another Asus maybe running Merlin, but this would be way cheaper....
The filesystem does need to be modified to support OpenWRT, but if you follow the instructions here, it's not too difficult: https://github.com/dangowrt/owrt-ubi-installer
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ddrant
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Quote from Redflyer :
All ewaste. At this point you should be looking for dualband wifi7 or better yet triband wifi6e mesh systems minimum.
For $20? Really my old AC (WiFi 5) system is perfectly usable....I just like to tinker.
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Quote from RajaramP :
You could get two (or three) AC1200 WiFi5 for $10 each, install DDWRT, and use them in a mesh configuration. Remember that WiFi6+ isn't needed unless your clients support it (thermostat, older Dots, etc. do not)

I'd avoid the AC1200 as the LAN ports are limited to 100mbps.

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