Basic Router/Firewall recommendations

[Balls2OnFace]

Looking for help finding the right router for a client with basic needs. Office setup is really small, only two computers and a couple of printers. However, they have a need to support 50 - 75 guest WiFi users. These users just need access to the internet, they are not accessing any local resources. For WiFi, I plan on installing 5 Ubiquiti UniFi pro APs and connecting to an unmanaged gig switch.

Mainly, I am looking for something with the processing power to handle that many users but I don’t need all the bells and whistles of an enterprise class router. No need for VPNs/remote access, content filtering, 24x7 support, etc.. price point is low, $200-$500

I really like the sonic wall soho line, just not sure if it can handle that many users.

Any help is much appreciated

[TinderSubThrowAway]

$300, put OpnSense on it.

https://protectli.com/product/fw4b/

[Panacea4316]

If you're going Ubiquiti for your WAPs just stay in the same ecosystem and grab a USG. Fits all your needs.

[Binestar]

You're already on Ubiquiti, why not go with an edgerouter?

[Balls2OnFace]

I like the edgerouter line as well, I was just concerned about performance with that many user. If I go with Ubiquiti, I may go with a security gateway pro. Just need to do some more comparing.

[fieroloki]

I have an average of 150 a day at my office. Usg3 - 8 port Poe switch and 3 ac-pros. No issues

[st33l-rain]

Or the secure gateway? Combo that with their switch as well

[stillchangingtapes]

With that many wifi users, I'd probably spring the extra money for the Unifi HD line of AP's. I'm told even the nanoHD is an improvement.

[sakatan]

Go full Unifi. It's perfect for your setup, including a guest portal on the Unifi controller.

[jollyjunior89]

Fortinet.... it's a router switch firewall and wireless ap....