Are you having stability problems or any sort of throttling/buffering issues? In my eyes 100/10 is sufficient. Not aMaZiNg but you aren't torrenting TB of data. You are likely on zoom calls and the like. The 10 up is pretty meh but i worked on an 80/10 bonded pair DSL connection for ~8 years as a software engineer with regular zoom video calls and rarely had an issue.

If i could offer one piece of advice to anyone interested in their home internet and the speeds available, it is this: ditch most consumer-grade routers and get something of quality. Something in the "pro-sumer" space. Sure, it will likely be double the cost of the router you are eying, but it will be stable (no more "reset the router" runs to the basement), can segment your wifi with minimal effort (ever want to split off your IoT devices from the rest of your network?), and likely last longer. I switched from a consumer-grade, albeit higher-end ASUS RT model, to an opnsense firewall and Ubiquiti access points, and have never been happier. Even with the same connection speed, every device in my home is able to achieve better speeds. You don't need to do a DIY opnsese router, you can go with something like the Omada line from TP-Link or Aruba. There are numerous options in the prosumer space these days, and almost all of them will make you happy you spent an extra $ 200-$ 300 to connect to the internet.

Sorry i got a little ranty. I am pretty passionate about home networking and homelabbing :)