GT-AX11000

I'll second Asus. I have a gt-ax11000 paired with a single Zen wifi ax node. Their management software was a breath of fresh air compared to Linksys.

Would recommend the ASUS GT-AX11000 or AX6000. They have 2.5 G WAN/LAN, great wireless coverage, strong hardware and they handle traffic well and has enough power for Plex/network services! Good luck!

Jumping on this bandwagon. Had a ASUS GT-AX11000 for ages. Was a great router. Biggest weakness is its software. The web interface is hot garbage. Once it’s up and running though, never had an issue. If you were going to return it to buy anything, I’d recommend a Ubiquiti Dream Router 7. But Ubiquit

I had an Asus GT-AX11000 that had great range. After a lightning strike killed it, I got the Asus RT-AX86U which also did well with wifi, but not as well as the GT-AX11000, so I added an EAP610 over PoE to improve signal throughout the house. Ultimately, I found that I needed 3 staggered APs to get

i used gt-ax11000 from asus, can vlan tag and works fine with distributel. you can also do mesh with it to extend your network btw you should return your router if you can

Depends on your speed you get from Xfinity, I just upgraded my old ASUS router because it was capped at 1Gig network speeds. I got the Asus GT-AX11000 Pro because it has a 10 gig, and 2.5 gig port, as well as four 1 gig ports. Xfinity modems suck at doing anything more than just passing data, any ex

Maybe it's time to consider WiFi 7.. more details below. I’ll provide an option for each technology. TL;DR: I’d get the RT-BE82U. For WiFi 6 I'd consider the ASUS ROG Rapture GT-AX11000 Pro. Around $200. You can use its 10G or 2.5G port for WAN (Internet connection) or LAN (local network). The only

I recently bought one about a month ago to mesh (moca back haul) with an Asus XT9. I replaced my main XT9 because it did not correctly handle multicast traffic from the satellite when configured with a wired back haul (and wireless back haul was not 100% stable, maybe 98%). I have wireless speakers

First off, what's the speed your paying for? and Second, yes Wifi 7 is currently the best but you can get similar performance on Wifi 6E, Third you should not rely on Wifi for streaming, It's possible but there's alot of variables that can change how good your connection is, along with every device

For range without using access points, I had an ASUS ROG Rapture WiFi 6 Gaming Router (GT-AX11000) a couple of years ago that had excellent range. High speeds, tri-band, and tons of configuration options made it a very good router. At a lower price point, I also owned the Asus RT-AX86U Pro which ser