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FRITZ!Box 7510
#392 in WiFi Routers

AVM - FRITZ!Box 7510

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"I am completely shocked that a single Fritzbox router manages all of our wireless needs in a mid-size company (a few switches and probably 2 dozen APs). We do not use it for work, only for private devices, still, around 100-500 devices connected every work day."

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"excellent update philosophy (very long update support, you will find a lot of boxes out there that are 10+ years old and still running the latest OS)"


"I have been using FRITZ!Boxes for 20 years without any issue."


"These things are solid. ... I've been using them for 10 years... Never had an issue."

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"Easy to use for the average Joe but with tons of functions for the advanced user"


"It’s a solid device, can be extended with Mesh Routers etc, has a simple interface and good knowledgebase articles."


"has a simple interface"

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"Arguably the best vdsl routers out of the few still doing them."


"The router function was still working great though, so it wasn't a big deal."

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"excellent update philosophy (very long update support, you will find a lot of boxes out there that are 10+ years old and still running the latest OS)"


"they get software updates for a long time usually - at least in the past it was usually 10 years after the introduction of a model, possibly even more."

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"Once I moved away from the FRITZ stuff I finally got options to fix buffer bloat and do proper QoS."


"very limited, handholding ... It's my device, let me do whatever I want with it, whose options are there just not exposed in the UI."


"Yeah it’s okay for the masses, but it misses the mark if you want more control and have even slight complexity."

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"Also if you want to change the language from German on some of them you have to risk breaking them and use workarounds, connect via ftp and set env variables just because it's "German edition". ... F that, it's the same hardware just that they decided it can only "speak" a language."

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"Do you have any advice or resources on getting this setup? I tried playing with GenieACS and I could not get it working at all. ... Honestly it's been over a year since I tried it and gave up. I remember having spent weeks on it and lots of time searching forums. ... I remember I was able to trigger some kind of authentication thing where the lights on the box would blink, but I wasn't able to push config to it. I also don't think it was showing up in my ACS server at all."


"The most frustrating thing about them is the need to press a button or use your landline to change security settings. ... Every other router authenticates the user instead of the user and every action. ... Yeah I know that, but it doesn’t really make it less annoying or unnecessary…"


"very limited, handholding ... It's my device, let me do whatever I want with it, whose options are there just not exposed in the UI."

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"The most frustrating thing about them is the need to press a button or use your landline to change security settings. ... Every other router authenticates the user instead of the user and every action. ... Yeah I know that, but it doesn’t really make it less annoying or unnecessary…"


"not very secure. ... List of CVEs https://app.opencve.io/cve/?vendor=avm"


"very limited, handholding ... It's my device, let me do whatever I want with it, whose options are there just not exposed in the UI."

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"Once I moved away from the FRITZ stuff I finally got options to fix buffer bloat and do proper QoS."

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Accomplished-Moose50 • 7 months ago

You don't have to oversell it, it's a decent router from EU, but very limited, handholding and not very secure.  List of CVEs https://app.opencve.io/cve/?vendor=avm

r/BuyFromEU • I bought a new FritzBox - best router in the EU! 🤩 ->
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AdApart3821 • 6 months ago

Both renting or buying are valid options. The telekom routers are not bad. The advantage of renting is that they will replace the router if it breaks or if for reasons of modernization you need a new one, but both of these cases are rare. Fritzbox are generally easy to use and seen as reliable; also they get software updates for a long time usually - at least in the past it was usually 10 years after the introduction of a model, possibly even more. However the manufacturer of Fritzbox (AVM) has been bought by an investor last year (I believe, maybe even 2023), so it is quiet probable that the software update policy will worsen. I still would buy a fritzbox though if I would want to buy a router. Which router you could buy depends on what technology your internet access is. The most common ones are DSL or Glasfaser (fibre). Some buildings have cable internet.

r/germany • Telekom WiFi Router ->
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asp174 • 5 months ago

GenieACS works fine with fritzboxes. What exactly does not work for you? How do you feed the ACS URL to your boxes, do they even register in the ACS?

r/networking • ISP Guys - What CPE routers do you use with remote mgmt/ACS/TR-069? ->
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CaptainPoset • 6 months ago

Renting is the better option and Fritz! Box is the way to go (made in Berlin, Germany, for all the r/BuyfromEU reasons).

r/AskAGerman • Telekom WiFi Router ->
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Cautious-Hovercraft7 • 5 months ago

Used quite a bit by regional ISPs in Ireland

r/HomeNetworking • The 25 most recommend routers on Reddit (in the past year as of Jul 2025) ->
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DragonflyFuture4638 • 7 months ago

These things are solid. I've been using them for 10 years... Before with copper and now fibre. Never had an issue.

r/BuyFromEU • I bought a new FritzBox - best router in the EU! 🤩 ->
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DragonflyFuture4638 • 7 months ago

Maybe they send the good ones to Switzerland 😂

r/BuyFromEU • I bought a new FritzBox - best router in the EU! 🤩 ->
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Dr_F_Rreakout • 7 months ago

I have been using FRITZ!Boxes for 20 years without any issue. Also running FRITZ! smart home stuff, no issues as well.

r/BuyFromEU • I bought a new FritzBox - best router in the EU! 🤩 ->
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Fennek688 • 7 months ago

False, you can also configure it to use TOTP to confirm security settings.

r/BuyFromEU • I bought a new FritzBox - best router in the EU! 🤩 ->
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Fennek688 • 7 months ago

You can also configure it to use TOTP via any Authenticator of your choice.

r/BuyFromEU • I bought a new FritzBox - best router in the EU! 🤩 ->
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F_H_B • 6 months ago

The speedports work, but they are very basic. If you want a more configurable option, you can use the speedport as a modem and attach e.g. a FRITZ!Box. That seems too much but this way the Telekom support can still check the connection with whatever proprietary thing they do with the speedport.

r/AskAGerman • Telekom WiFi Router ->
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GaymerBenny • about 1 month ago

I still can't comprehend what kind of routers people in other continents like America buy/ have to buy. In Germany, almost everyone uses AVM Fritz!Box', which are way more capable than most 'standard' routers and do not cost $400 or something like that.

r/pcmasterrace • Gaming routers have to be the biggest waste of money I feel ->

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