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.

Neither. With concrete walls you need more access points, having high bandwidth doesn't matter when it only reaches 1-2 rooms. For the price of the GT-AX11000 you can get 3 Ubiquiti U7 Lite. https://store.ui.com/us/en/category/all-wifi/products/u7-lite

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!

Wifi smart devices notoriously have poor antennas, typically because things like switches and plugs don't have the room for an external one. This means they require really strong signal from the router or access point. My home is 2000 sq ft one one level with only sheetrock walls, and I still need 3

Perfect! I'm happy you are aware of band switching. It can be difficult to explain, and every router brand calls it something different lol. Since you are on a 5GHz channel explicitly, I'm not sure what to suggest to increase its range other than a router with a more powerful antenna, or some form o

If your FTTP NTD is stuck in the garage, don’t expect one giant router to cover the whole property. Even a high-end unit like the ASUS GT-AX11000 Pro will choke once you add 20+ meters, two walls, a wardrobe, and three doors. Wi-Fi 6 is good, but it can’t bend physics. What actually works: Stay ASUS

Can't go wrong with any of the modern Asus routers tbh. I have an AX11000 and an Ac68U connected with Ai mesh for coverage all over the house (4 bed semi), the garage and down my garden. Good thing about them is u can connect other Asus' down the line if u wish, with their own Asus AI mesh software

OP I had this exact issue minus having fiber internet (which I’m a bit jealous of you btw). I already owned an ASUS router model RT-AX86S that more than met my needs at a previous address. As another user already pointed out you can use a mesh system which ASUS routers support. I dug deep into this

3 floors is the key issue here. No single router is gonna give you solid coverage on all three levels no matter how expensive it is. If you're cheap (respect), grab a refurb Asus WiFi 6 router for the main floor and add a cheap access point later if coverage sucks upstairs/downstairs. The AX11000 is

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