None of them actually care about Linux. They'll advertise "Linux support" then give you some half-baked CLI tool and call it a day. Your best bet is manually configuring OpenVPN or Wireguard yourself with a provider that gives you configuration files. It's more work but at least it'll actually function properly

The real villain of outdoor movie nights has never been the sun. It's the neighbor who fires up a lawnmower at the exact moment you find out who the killer was

Just remember, choosing a router is like dating. The flashiest one isn't always the best match. Sometimes the quiet, dependable type is what you really need. Unless you're into routers with RGB lighting, then by all means, swipe right on that gaming router! :)