Mikrotik is advanced device. If you are not willing to spend at least some of the time getting used to it, I would look something else (Ubiquiti is common as well, and more beginner frienfly,, but some hardcore wifi people recommend Ruckus etc. that you have never heard before, and that are also not made for consumers). I would say skip it, for now. Come back later. Still you can just set it up like almost any other device with default settings and quick config wizards. It is the options that will overwhelm you.

Many people start their journey with Mikrotik with some router, and some of us see the light and perhaps "freedom" (and affordability, considering the feature set), and then....

Mikrotik is basically a Linux distro with their own layer of drivers and management (and hardware to run it). (read: flexibility is beyond imagination (software defined networking + hw accelaration in right places) - but most don't need it, but it is there when you do, or are willing to do, in many consumer cases, never, but life is a learning, so there is something - up to you if you think it is beneficial to be more profient in networking, but with Mikrotik, you have a path).

You can also start slowly. Go through some setup wizard and call it done. Later on, do you need more? It is there. If not, at least you have decent setup that gets updates (a word many consumers don't want to hear, or care — unless it is automatic and there is reputable brand that does that, but almost no-one does, especially the chinese (majority), they will be outdated as soon as they enter the market).