It’s really difficult to make suggestions for network kit to buy … mainly because all you need is kit that actually works correctly so in theory it should ALL be absolutely fine, you don’t need anything with any special features, but also because in the consumer space models change quickly and frequently PLUS functionality and operation that is valid today may completely change by next week if a manufacturer issues a firmware update that fixes (or breaks) something.
I have used Ubiquiti Unifi for quite some years (as does Andrew I believe) and I have had no reason to look elsewhere as for me that works perfectly but you couldn’t just buy it and plug it in and it work - it is kind of “prosumer” grade kit that before it will do anything needs to be set up and configured and as such if I handed a stack of Unifi boxes to most people they’d recoil in horror.
We tend to use LinkSys routers in our mobile Lina demo stations and so far I’ve had decent results with TP Link, NetGear and Huawei from the kit that I’ve used of theirs from the perspective of how reliably is works with our kit in a “we turn up to do an event and we just need to know that when we get there it’ll work and work reliably” manner.
Phil