Review on MikroTik RB941-2nD RouterBoard hAP Lite: Affordable 2.4GHz Home Access Point by Micha Gozdalik ᠌
I like the product, the quality didn't let me down.
During the operation of the RB941-2nD-TC model in a designer case, an unpleasant feature surfaced - the unreliability of the MicroUSB power port. Due to the design of the case, it is impossible to fix the router on the wall, because of this, it constantly fell off and over time the power port broke. Unlike the classic power port (jack), it is difficult to repair MicroUSB due to its miniature size.
- Reliability! Huge selection of settings, for almost any task. Creation of schedules, backup channels, event action scripts, email notifications, network monitoring and much more.
- The complexity of the settings, for an inexperienced user, although through QuickSet, basic configurations (router mode, WiFi bridge) are easily configured. Unreliable microUSB power port. Unsuccessful execution of the model RB941-2nD-TC (the possibility of fastening to the wall is not provided).
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