GT-AX11000

Idk man my ASUS ROG Rapture GT-AX11000 Pro Tri-Band WiFi 6 router is pretty big and has a lot of antennas that could totally poke you AND all your loved ones in the eye...at the same time.

Nah, I had the GT AX11000 and while it’s good, it’s not good enough for the features. I even upgraded to the BE98 Pro, and it was so ass. ASUS needs to do much better considering how much they charge people, major disappointment.

old ping but you have no issues whatsoever? I am running an asus gt-ax11000 and it constantly drops my internet. Switching back to my ISP provided router but would like one with more control

I don’t have a comparison between the two. I’ve had the Asus setup since before I had Starlink. It’s a ~2020 WiFi 6 System using a GT-AX11000 with some RT-AX92Us as satellites that was cobbled together with Asus AI-Mesh protocol (not a specific mesh kit, just allows some of their higher end routers

I 100% agree with OP. I've bought premium ASUS routers for years, but the antennas are always a failure point. I place the routers in a high location and don't touch them, then one day I see one or more antenna laying down. My ASUS ROG GT-AX11000 routers (x2) are four years old and both have similar

I have this and wouldn’t reco it for dual wan. Software yung load balancing so your speeds get halved. Like if you have 500Mbps for both ISPs, turning on dual WAN brings your usable speed to 250. And apaka unreliable. Mas ok yung failover nya but pain pa din. Ang good thing lang siguro nito is wifi6

I do apologize. I missed the fact that you have a GT-AX11000 that you want to use as an access point. Unfortunately, the AX11000 is a consumer grade router, and doesn't support the use of VLANs. You'd need either a prosumer access point that supports VLANs out-of-the-box, or a different WiFi router

Just an update... We wound up using the GT-AXE16000 as the main router and hooked up the GT-AX11000 as a node using an ethernet backhaul. When we were using just the GT-AX11000, we seemed to have lots of problems. Especially with devices that were further away from the router. But also tons of misce

It's WiFi. You're getting 500 Mbps. What are you expecting? Your speeds will not increase, by putting a node in the same place that you are already getting poor performance. Maybe moving the node halfway between the PC and the gt-ax11000, but physics may still get in the way.

A quick example is the ASUS ROG Rapture GT-AX11000 (https://rog.asus.com/us/networking/rog-rapture-gt-ax11000-model/) literally looks the same as a TP-LINK Archer AX1100 (https://www.tp-link.com/us/home-networking/wifi-router/archer-ax11000/). All other routers are just rebrands of TP-Link: https://