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For £28.61 ex-VAT, the Mercusys MR80X V2 is the kind of no-drama Wi‑Fi 6 router you buy when you just need stable internet distribution for a small office, light warehouse unit, or a staff breakout area—without paying “enterprise” money. In practice, it’s best suited to straightforward setups: one main broadband line in, decent coverage for typical small-to-medium spaces, and enough wired ports for printers, a basic NAS, or a managed switch uplink. If you’re consolidating a few devices and want Wi‑Fi 6’s responsiveness in busy environments, this does that job without making you do a weekend of troubleshooting.
I wouldn’t buy it if you need heavy network features, lots of VLAN/segmentation, or advanced remote management—budget routers like this can feel limiting once you start wanting proper “IT control.” Also, consider placement carefully: at this price, you’re not getting the kind of best-in-class range you’d expect from higher-end mesh or pricier routers, so don’t expect miracles through thick walls. If your goal is “get online reliably for not much money,” it’s good value; if your goal is “run a fully controlled, feature-rich corporate network,” you’ll likely outgrow it.

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