ZenWiFi BQ16 Pro

I’ve got You8000, I bought the ASUS ZenWifi BQ16 Pro, leagues better for consistency on mobile devices. I mostly use my PC to fully saturate 8000 obviously.

I have an Asus ZenWifi BQ16 Pro that I bought after going through other routers. A TP Link Deco which I immediately returned out of frustration because it had no web management interface. And a Linksys Atlas Max 6E which worked fine for a while but had random drop outs which gradually increased in f

I switched to Asus ZenWiFi BQ16 Pro after having many, many issues with iOT devices and disconnects, especially when switching between satellites on the 770 system. I have no issues now. It’s about time same price as the 970 series and I appreciate the free parental controls and VPN, which both requ

With 3,600 sq ft you need at least a 2 node mesh WiFi network. I recommend that you Google "mesh wifi router ratings" and look at a few ratings to determine best router for you based on your location and price point. Asus ZenWiFi BQ16 Pro keeps coming up for me.

ASUS ZenWifi BQ16 Pro all the way.

I recently picked up a single Asus bq16 pro. Thing is a monster. My house is about 3500 sw feet. I set it up in my theater room upstairs. And it's covers everything in the house with "excellent* connection. Even my cars connect in the driveway and back yard tv as well. Set up all of them on a Asus i

Had this all week. Two HomePods and two minis all lost the ability to answer Siri requests. Times out. AirPlay directly works fine. been rock solid on a ASUS BQ16 Pro mesh network for six months and am the sudden stops works. Tried everything. Then… started working again yesterday.

I used the Orbi 970 (2 pack) from 2024 up until last week. It's not a bad system overall, but I wanted more control in the webUI, so I decided to try the Asus BQ16 Pro (also a 2 pack). First thing I noticed when I set up the Asus was that even a single router unit seems to cover a greater distance o

That definitely would have been the cleaner route, but this network actually evolved completely in reverse! I started out just wanting a high-end Wi-Fi 7 mesh for an easy setup, which is why I bought the ASUS ZenWiFi BQ16 Pro system. However, I quickly realized that 6GHz signals don't stand a chance

For home use wifi 6 is still fine. wifi 7 is will future proof you for a bit. Tri band is a must in my opinion. Quad bands are out now though. Im a big fan of the Asus home mesh routers. Not the ones that looks like spiders with 8 antennas though. The ASUS AX6100 WiFi 6/RT-AX92U 2 Pack was rock soli