RT-AX53U (AX1800)

I got an Asus RT-AX53U on special for $89 and I can get 400Mbps with my phone on WiFi.

I've had both: ASUS RT-AX53U (AX1800) <- Served me for 1.5 years with minimal tinkering running Openwrt, before I replaced it. 6 devices via wireless with VLANs/Network segmentation/MWAN3. For gaming, I get 2-3ms in LoL (before PHL server was migrated) worth it. TP-Link Archer AX23 (AX1800) <- sold it a week after using with Openwrt. not worth it. for the others. I don't know.

I use the cheap and cheerful Asus RT-AX53U and it hasn't disappointed. It's been very stable and wifi speeds and coverage have been a lot better than previous routers

I've been using and recommending ASUS. I've been using ASUS BE88U In my home, which is overkill for most. So I recommend Asus AX53U, which I'll also be running in house soon as it extends coverage using mesh wifi. Most budget, mid range computers don't support wifi 7 yet. Wifi 6\6E is the mainstream standard still.

Get the ASUS. I'm confident it will be supported by ASUS longer than Cudy supports their router. And for 45 euros it's a good deal.

A mid-range ASUS router or GL.iNET Flint 2 (if you are OK with the manufacturer being in Hong Kong/China). Mid-range ASUS router examples: WiFi 6 - RT-AX55, RT-AX58U, TUF-AX3000. WiFi 7 - RT-BE55, RT-BE58U. Both of those are dual-band WiFi 7 (2.4ghz/5ghz). If you want tri-band WiFi 7 you'll need to look elsewhere for entry-level, as ASUS is too expensive in that product segment.

get the asus its very reliable i have one

Grab a Wi-Fi 6 router. TP-Link AX1500 or ASUS RT-AX55 are solid picks. They're a bit cheap, reliable, and handle a ton of devices. Put it central in the house and you’re golden.