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Asus is my go-to. Very reliable (2-year warranty) the software is powerful and based on an open source project and there are several third party options that you can load on it. They can also do mesh networking. For your number of device I would get something pretty powerful, probably at least an ax5400. I would also suggest replacing your smart devices with zigbee devices, so they won't be on your wifi and they will use far less power.