Routers at ITGS — 136 models from MikroTik, Ubiquiti, Grandstream, Xiaomi, H3C and D-Link: from home Wi-Fi routers to carrier-grade RouterBOARD and CCR devices. Price from 145₾ to 8250₾, with the most common range being 225₾–800₾. Configuration, installation and technical support across Georgia.
Which router to choose
| Use case | Recommended class | Price |
|---|
| Apartment, 1–2 rooms | Xiaomi / D-Link Wi-Fi 6 router | 145₾–300₾ |
| House with a yard, 3+ rooms | MikroTik hAP ax or Ubiquiti UniFi with an access point | 300₾–800₾ |
| Office (10–50 staff) | MikroTik hEX / RB5009, VPN and firewall | 400₾–1200₾ |
| Large network, ISP, dual-WAN | MikroTik CCR series | from 1500₾ |
What to pay attention to
- Wi-Fi standard. Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) handles many connected devices far better — it is not only about raw speed.
- Coverage. A single router rarely covers more than 100 m² or a two-storey house. In that case you need additional access points (AP).
- Port speed. If your internet is faster than 100 Mbps, Gigabit ports are essential — otherwise the speed will be capped.
- VPN and firewall. Business networks need IPsec/WireGuard VPN and access policies — MikroTik RouterOS provides this as standard.
- PoE output. Some models power a camera or an AP without a separate switch.
What else you will need
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a good router cost?
At ITGS routers range from 145₾ to 8250₾. A home Wi-Fi 6 router costs 145₾–300₾, the MikroTik hAP series 300₾–800₾, and office-grade RB5009 and CCR devices start at 1200₾.
MikroTik or Ubiquiti?
MikroTik is noticeably cheaper and extremely flexible — ideal for VPN, firewall and complex routing, but it takes time to learn. Ubiquiti UniFi is simpler to manage and better for multi-site networks.
How many square metres does one router cover?
A standard apartment router comfortably covers 60–80 square metres. A large apartment or a two-storey house needs an additional access point or a mesh system.
Do you configure routers?
Yes. ITGS provides full MikroTik and Ubiquiti configuration — VLAN, VPN, firewall, QoS, guest network and traffic monitoring.
Is Wi-Fi 6 worth paying extra for?
Yes, if you have more than 10 devices on the network. Wi-Fi 6 improves stability under heavy load and reduces battery drain on mobile devices.
