I just received my hAP ax Lite (LTE version, but that probably doesn't matter) and I discovered it can't be powered by any native usb-c source (that is a charger with permanently attached usb-c cable, or any usb-c port with usb-c to usb-c cable).
I did read somewhere that it does not support Power Delivery (which is fine, it doesn't need anything more than 5V) but that doesn't really mean it doesn't support USB-C power at all.
For proper power delivery using usb-c to usb-c cable you only need few resistors to indicate to the power source that this is "dumb" device only needing 5V, so it can enable the power to it. Unfortunately, looks like those resistors are missing.
It would be great to inform about that properly on the product page. Indicating that Power Delivery isn't supported is not really enough, as that will be misunderstood by some people (Power Delivery is the protocol for controlling the voltage, "requesting" 5V using few simple resistors is outside of that spec really...).
Also my question: is there any planned revision of this router that would not have this issue? It is adding 2 resistors (if I'm correct that should be two 5.1k resistors, one for each CC pin on the usb-c port, while the other side of the resistor should be connected to the ground)