Is planned design like current Omnia where is possible to move it to case with NAS box? Primary my turris works like router but secondary like NAS.
Thank you
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Thanks for Your question, @klux. Not at the moment, but we will seeâŚanyway, noted - thanks for keeping it coming, guys. The more interesting ideas, the better 
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I need such tower, 2nd picture 
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Whatâs in the huge one? Looks like 6 SFP+ and either 8x8 or dual 4x4 wifi. Hoping for plenty of m.2 slots.
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It will be certainly a special kind of tower!
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6x SFP, Wi-Fi 6 andâŚ5G ready.
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And how are the buses?
Why only sfp? Better to have 4 eth ports 4 sfp. Nobody is ready to fully migrate to sfp.
Where is the problem of having a device with only SFP cages and connecting SFP modules according to your decision? It gives you much more freedom, in my opinion.
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Freedom depends on kernel drivers.
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See switches from other brands, for same model they have different variants, sfp only, eth only, or sfp+eth.
Now when I want to connect my laptop or other devices which have eth then I will need a separate eth switch or adapter for each.
How many sfp ports I can utilize realistically?
Sfp-only switches mostly used at data warehouses, isnât this device a ârouterâ and targeting end users?
If theyâre 1G SFPs, the only likely use would be for a fiber WAN for which youâd only need one. Maybe 2 if you have a backup WAN.
If theyâre 10G SFP+s, then the issue is that itâs another 50 USD to put a 10GBASE-T transceiver in there. Even if you just want a 1Gb port, itâs cheaper but still a noticeable added cost.
Ideal would probably be something like 2 SFP+ and 4 10/5/2.5 ports but that would probably inflate the cost by quite a bit. Perhaps 2 SFP+ and leave the rest as 1g or 2.5g so you can use a fiber WAN + connect to a 10g switch.
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Nahh why hold back. Give us 6x QSFP+ 
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And what about a Ampere altra 80-core?
And mind you, I want passive cooling 
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I guess price is an issue, as I assume that an all-sfp port switch is not going to be cheaper than an all copper port switch⌠so the module prices come on top⌠This sounds OK if oneâs home networks runs on fiber optics already (so individual optics need to be purchased anyways) but for plain copper infrastructure it can be unexpectedly pricy⌠(having one or two cages for the LAN (as well as one or two for the WAN) is IMHO a great idea, especially if these would allow up to 10 Gbps speeds. But then this clearly depends on the local use-cases, I am sure there will be those who have just been waiting for an offer like this 
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Canât wait to get my hands on one of those 
Zigbee, Z-wave or even better Thread/Matter support for use as an iot gateway without an additional USB dongle would be great!
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