The RB5009 switch chip has 3x10GB and 8x1GB ports.
10GB is used for CPU, SFP+ and 2.5GB on ether1 (dedicated PHY chip), ether2-8 go to 7 of the 1GB port and the 8th 1GB port goes to nowhere (and is also missing in the RB5009 block diagram).
This seems like wasting potential for a 2nd SFP+ port and getting one more 1GB port.
Is there a chance for such a device? (if I get MT naming right, it would be called something like RB5010UG+2S+IN).
Having SFP+ for WAN and a 2nd for server/NAS or uplink to a switch would be great!
And if using both SFP+ as LAN ports, the switch chip would allow for wirespeed bridging between the two SFP+.
If we are at it, add PoE in and out. This would be my dream device.
PS
I do not care about a WiFi version. As in my setups, the optimal router location is most of the time a very bad WiFi AP location or vice versa.
But that's maybe just me.