Mikrotik Router E60iUGS hEX S routerOS L4

MikroTik E60iUGS hEX S is a compact wired router aimed at home and small office networks, where stability and flexibility are more important than the wireless part. You get a device with gigabit ports and RouterOS L4, which is a good foundation for more complex network configurations if you need it. The router relies on RJ-45 for WAN connectivity and offers 5 gigabit LAN ports, so you can easily connect several machines without bottlenecking the connection. The added USB port and PoE capabilities make it even more useful in more flexible setups.

What you get is a wired router with full gigabit wiring – WAN via RJ-45 and 5 x 10/100/1000 LAN ports, which is more than enough for a gaming PC, NAS, smart TV, console, and one or two more devices without needing an additional switch. The transfer speed 10/100/1000 allows you to fully utilize a gigabit internet plan and local transfer of large files. The USB port opens up options for additional devices – for example, for easy access to a flash drive on the network or specific scenarios with RouterOS. With PoE support, you can reduce the number of power adapters and make for a cleaner and neater installation where you need the router.

• Manufacturer MikroTik – aimed at more technical users and admins who value flexible network settings.
• RJ-45 WAN port, which is standard and convenient for direct connection to a modem or internet provider.
• 5 x 10/100/1000 LAN ports, allowing you to build a small wired network with full gigabit connectivity between devices.
• Support for Ethernet speeds 10/100/1000, so your network does not limit fast internet and local traffic.
• USB port, which adds flexibility – from sharing storage to specific features under RouterOS.
• PoE capability, giving you the option for more elegant power and installation without unnecessary adapters and cables.
• 12 months warranty, which gives you peace of mind during operation in a home or office environment.

Who it is suitable for – for home users and small offices who want a stable wired network with gigabit speeds and are ready to take advantage of the potential of RouterOS. It is also suitable if you want to separate home and work networks or have more precise control over traffic. It is not a good choice if you are looking for an all-in-one solution with built-in Wi‑Fi and do not want to deal with deeper settings.

The strongest aspect of this model is the combination of gigabit ports, PoE, and USB in a compact router that can grow with your needs if you decide to delve deeper into network settings and scenarios.