Future proof FTTP router recommendations?

Hi

Shortly will be getting my FTTP service installed and am looking to buy a really good router, which is future proof and supports the 330mb fibre services at the moment.

So far, I've been looking at the Asus range - especially the RT-N56U.

Anyone got any experiences with that or other routers and FTTP?

Thanks

There is no such thing as "future proof".

In reply to a post by RobertoS:

There is no such thing as "future proof".

When I say future proof, I mean for example - BT upgrade FTTP speeds to say 500Mb, then I don't want to find that my equipment is not compatible. The BT engineer has already said they have tested FTTP up to 1gig in a BT building locally with a number of PCs in a row. I don't see speeds passing that in the next few years.

I am not too concerned with wireless. There are too many factors affecting signal quality and I am wired with Cat6 pretty much every where.

I saw this recommended recently.
Some specs here although not sure I understand the performance table. Found a couple of posts quoting between 450 and 600 Mbps routing which seems pretty good for the price.

No experience of it but looks interesting with all the router/firewall functionality you could ask for.
Was thinking about it myself as I'm an obsessive tinkerer.

Otherwise a software based firewall such as smoothwall, pfsense or clearos whose performance you can scale up with appropriate pc hardware.

Something with Gbit Ethernet LAN and critically WAN as well. If you've got the money to spend then something with 802.11ac wireless.

i.e. a Netgear R6300

That's about as future-proof as it will get, but as always technology moves on...