Slow wifi speed on Bharat fiber

Yes, doesn't make sense to invest on AX APs at this point, atleast for my use cases. 200-300 Mbps which a decent AC AP can provide is more than enough for me.

Also, a single AP is never the solution IMO.

If you want to future proof, get a decent X86 router, and use separate APs. Whenever AX becomes the norm you can simply swap the APs. Going for an all-in-one router cum AP cum whatever IMHO is not future proofing.
 
@varkey @JB700 Yes. I mistakenly typed router instead of AP.

I mean buying an AX/AY AP is better than AC due to the improved performance. For that matter, AX is already finalised and a sealed deal.
AY however is not yet finalised.
 

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