Mikrotik hAP ac RB962UiGS-5HacT2HnT or Keenetic Giga KN-1010?

Question

WiFi

What is required from the router:
1) Divide the network into subnets, which must either see other subnets or not, and this must be configured. The network is small, vlans, I think, are not needed. The principle is that the port of the router has its own IP and a separate DHCP server, from the port the twisted pair goes to a stupid switch to which computers are connected, which will be in their little cozy subnet. Mikrotik can do this, but can Kinetic? It seems that modern Kinetics have CLI, but after reading the manual, I didn’t really understand anything about the ability to configure what is required.
2) Good, usable Wi-Fi, in particular 5 Ghz. Here on Mikrotik in the reviews I read complaints, they say, not ice. And in general, they say, the price tag for this piece of iron is overheated due to SFP and 5 Ghz, but this model does not represent anything good.
3) SFP port. The goal is to get rid of the provider's media converter, any module required will be provided.
4) Gigabit ports.
5) And here is one more requirement - BGP. On the current old Mikrotik, a transparent blocking bypass is configured using the OpenVPN + BGP + VPS bundle in a friendly country. Those. 146% Mikrotik can do this, but can Kinetic work with BGP?

Answer 1

I completely agree with Artem. Especially if you are already using Mikrotik, then it is logical to buy it. Kenetic is for housewives.
I have HapAC at home - everything is fine.
In terms of SFP - if I'm not mistaken, you need a special module for optics. That's what it's called.
MikroTik GPON ONU module
If Rostelecom, then they won’t pick up their optics there, I fought with them for a long time on this topic.
Another point - the built-in memory is only 16MB. Everything "lies" in the RAM all the time, its 128MB.