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  • I ordered the Flint 2 a few days ago. I can report back how it is once it arrives. Sucks that I have to buy a second router, but the Asus one I originally got has been a real pain.

    • I've been using a Flint 2 for the better part of a year. No complaints. I was used to a decent Asus router and replaced it when it went end-of-life because the OpenWRT firmware for the ASUS device wasn't feature-complete.

      I installed vanilla OpenWRT as soon as I took the Flint 2 of the box and I ran into no major issues. I only need to focus on home use with wired and wireless clients, plus a network printer. The web interface works as advertised, as has the command line interface to the extent that I've played around with it. Once I dealt with the basic setup, I've been able to forget that it's there other than to install new updates when they become available. Whenever I feel like it, I'll see about installing some services like router-level vpn or network adblocking. Not a priority yet, plus I like doing clean installs when I update the router firmware.

    • I bought a Flint 1 a couple of weeks ago. Didn’t realy have a use-case for the Flint 2 and the 1 was heavily discounted. It’s been pretty good so far. It’s giving me my ISPs advertised speeds and I use it to assign specific devices to go through VPN.

      • I'm glad to hear that. The Flint series isn't the most popular out there, but most everyone has good things to say about them.

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