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Setting up a PiHole is very easy- see https://github.com/pi-hole/pi-hole/#one-step-automated-insta... for options. The hardest part will likely be pointing your router to the new local DNS IP (or at least is was for me, thanks to clunky netgear UI).

On maintenance: there is an included admin console from which you can whitelist or blacklist domains. The external adlists are updated automatically.

The only time I've been frustrated with my PiHole is when I forget it exists and try to use analytics tools (Logrocket, FB analytics) for work. Otherwise haven't noticed any adverse effects on my web experience.