Based on your actual needs, you can consider the following aspects to choose an integrated optical modem and router or a split optical modem and router.
If you have a limited budget and general requirements for network performance, an integrated optical modem and router will be a cost-effective choice. But if you pursue high-performance network or long-term use, split devices provide greater flexibility and long-term value, which is more worth considering.
Ordinary home users or users with general network speed requirements can choose an integrated optical modem and router. For gamers, 4K video enthusiasts or users who need high-speed broadband, split devices are a better choice. You can choose the appropriate optical modem and router according to your network performance requirements.
If you want the device to be easy to operate and don't want to debug frequently, it is more suitable to choose an integrated optical modem and router. For users who have a certain understanding of network settings and want flexible adjustments, split optical modems and routers provide more freedom, and subsequent replacement or repair is more convenient.
In summary, if budget is your main consideration, then the integrated optical modem and router is a practical choice. You can take a look at the HGU router. It not only supports optical-electrical signal conversion and data modulation and demodulation, but also integrates three-layer routing, NAT and other routing functions, and optionally supports WiFi, VoIP and CATV functions. For details, please refer to: Introduction to HGU router.
However, although the integrated optical modem and router are compact and convenient, the split optical modem and router are excellent in terms of its flexibility of matching, simplicity of maintenance, long-term stability and simplicity of maintenance, and are a better long-term investment for most users.
