Which video streaming router to choose?

Question

network hardware

The router must solve tasks (in addition to the standard ones - surfing and downloading):
1. High-quality reception / transmission of streaming video with a high load on the channel (bit rates can be about 10-15 Mb / s (in speed equivalent) for reception and 5-10 Mb / with transmission) while simultaneously from 2 - 3 computers;
2. work stably;
3. It is desirable to have Wi-Fi (or better 2-band).
Simple requirements, but among the zoo of modern solutions it is difficult to choose something specific.
Based on the requirements, I look towards processor power and RAM.
There were such options:
1. MIKROTIK RB951G-2HND about 5000r
2. NetGear R6200 about 5000r
3.ASUS RT-N56U is about 5000r and there are few of them on sale
4. MIKROTIK HAP AC 7000-8000r
From the list above, I tend to NetGear.
Take any from the list and not worry? Or is it all redundant solutions? Or insufficient?

Answer 1

It is not entirely clear what speeds we are talking about, "10-15 Mb / s" - is it megabytes or megabits?
I would say that it all depends on the type of connection to the uplink. Driving more than 100Mbit / s over some encrypted PPP will not be easy for many pieces of iron. But if you have static / DHCP, then most modern routers will easily pump up to 200 megabits.
Otherwise, streaming video is a wide channel + large packages, so there shouldn't be any problems.