Review on MikroTik Routerboard RB2011 UiAS-2HnD-IN with SFP Port and 10 Ethernet Ports by Hwang Jiya ᠌

1. Packaging (I’m already used to it, opening it you always know that what’s inside will not let you down, but it’s still not presentable, cheap and scarce, there are no screws for mounting on the wall, no instructions) 2. Pinout (an incomprehensible thing for me, a router on legs, well, logically, it should look at you "face", but then what for the ports are in front of it, the router is not intended for mounting in a server rack, there are no mounts to it, at least in they definitely don’t have a complete set, it would be more logical to make all these giblets from behind, and only display an indication on the face and a USB port) 3. Non-removable antennas (well, these are nitpicks, in general, most Mikrotiks have antennas built into the inside, they could implement it this way, and even if the router increased a little in size, it’s not scary at all) 4. Screen (why I really need it so much, I can’t fit it, it helps a lot in monitoring, but who will be staring at it, secondly, it affects the price of the device itself, in general, I think it’s just a rudimentary organ of the device) 5. Adapter (raises doubts about its reliability) 6. Eye-burning blue diode (the expression is not mine, but I completely agree with it) 7. There is no network at 5GHz (USB means they replaced it with a standard one, that is, they were able to upgrade it, and what prevents adding 5GHz to it is very important nowadays)