I'm working on improving my network setup from a SOHO router to something a little more interesting and sophisticated. I'll be running OPNsense on a computer to act as my router, and I'm already looking into some good switches. What I need now is a good wireless access point that can handle gaming, provides the 802.11ax standard with WPA3, but won't ship my personal information to someone else. I am willing to spend at most maybe a little over 1,000 dollars, but no more than 1,500. I know a lot of APs don't cost that much, but I'm willing to pay a lot for one that does what I want. In my head the perfect AP for me would be one I can manage from a web browser, that has a decent UI, nothing too fancy in terms of a graphical user interface, but still easy not to use not laggy etc. while delivering on everything else I mentioned. And, if I can't get the privacy I want, is there a way I could tinker with an AP to prevent it contacting the outside world via OPNsense? I was thinking it should be possible, but I'm worried that even if that is possible and I prevent the AP from contacting home, that might cause problems with updates and, correct me if I'm wrong I'm still a bit of a newbie, would take up a lot of bandwidth because the AP would be continually trying to contact home. If I have to build my own, I will, but I haven't found any DIY WAPs that can do wi-fi 6 with WPA3. So, if that is possible I would be willing to do that. Thanks!