[6.4 lb] I used this to mount a UI Active fiber media converter outside my house to run fiber to my garage. I had ethernet already outside so it was easy to connect the ethernet with POE and run a fiber line. Seems to seal well against water. It looks good and was easy to install.

[6.4 lb] This was inserted right after my comcast cable modem to split my home network into two separate lans without incurring a performance hit. Which my tests say it does. Happy Holidays in about 30 minutes! One lan is for testing, the other lan is for the home office. Being able to do stupid/fun things on one side and not impact my responsible work on the other lan was the goal. This unit fits. Surprisingly, the GUI is usable on my phone, my table, and PC. Lots of options, a lot of configuration control. Plus has console access (CLI, if ever needed). Online active support forum for questions. Uses a wide variety of affordable SFP interfaces (optical and copper) Hasnt hiccuped. Fun stuff IMO. Looking forward to learning more about/using the built-in sophisticated firewall capability. Based on my experience with this initial purchase, feel confident/inclined to purchasing managed switch(es) for some VLAN experimentation. Appreciate that B&H packaged it well.

[16.1 x 12 x 3"] This router is a beast handles everything you can throw at it . Getting full gig speed from Verizon FiOS well worth the the money.Would highly recommend

[16.1 x 12 x 3"] Got AT&T fiber over a year ago and bought an Edgerouter Lite.� While it performed decent it was slow at times and not quite able to keep up with a household of 3 power users.� After replacing it with the ER-4 we have noticed significant improvements not only in our network but also with being able to manage the router.

[6.4 lb] Overkill for my home network, in the best possible way. Full local management, no cloud. Very responsive web UI.

[16.1 x 12 x 3"] I bought this router to load balance the internet from two ISPs in my home. The configuration and set up was easy and there are plenty of tutorials on the internet to help you. In the end, I was able to configure the router and my internet speed has increased quite a bit with this new setup. Very happy with this purchase.

[16.1 x 12 x 3"] I bought this router to load balance the internet from two ISPs in my home. The configuration and set up was easy and there are plenty of tutorials on the internet to help you. In the end, I was able to configure the router and my internet speed has increased quite a bit with this new setup. Very happy with this purchase.

[6.4 lb] I bought this router to improve network performance on a fiber connection. Some of my remote co-workers observed that performance between our locations was not good, despite me being on a gigabit fiber connection and having good local speeds. After much research, it was determined that the router was the issue.

I read great things about the ER-4, and made the purchase. I am extremely happy. Setup will take a little while. I was able to get configs manually copied from the old router to the new one in a couple hours. It did involve some command line work (the web UI includes a CLI view) in order to set certain parameters. As newer firmware versions roll out, this may not be required in the future.�

Once the box is setup, it just works. Performance is now blazing fast, no matter where the connection is coming from. The UI is also a treat. I would highly recommend this router to anyone technically proficient who needs better routing performance without getting into the $1,000 price point.

[16.1 x 12 x 3"] simple and works well

[16.1 x 12 x 3"] I upgraded to the ER-4 from a UniFi USG. The USG was good with an ease of use thanks to the UniFi Controller software, but was limited by that same software. The ER-4 is MUCH more capable provided you are willing to delve into its more technical interface. Fortunately, there are loads of YouTube videos on configuring Edge Routers, so you loose your intimidation quickly. The things that the USG just does in the background (like setting up port forwards) are not as intuitive with the ER-4, but the ER-4 gives you options when you do set them up, while some things, like load balancing 2 WANs, are much better with the ER-4. One last difference is the running temperature. The USG was always HOT, while the ER-4 is barely warm.