Hey all, I'm considering what to do for a new, modern router. We're running the cable modem/router combo from Time Warner, but I hate it. Mostly, I want network-based storage support, and better throughput. We all use Apple products, and most of them can handle AC wifi. My question, though, is whether I'd be better off with an Airport router of some kind, or a cheaper router that has the same wifi features? Put another way, what's the advantage to using Apple routers over cheaper alternatives? I'd like to save money if I can, but are there features in the Airport line that make one of them compelling? A Spider or a Nighthawk would do more than fine for non-Apple options, but is there a good reason I would prefer an Airport? Thanks in advance.
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