GT-BE98 PRO

I agree. 100% worth it. I’m a new “dual WAN” (brand new T-Fiber 2k/2k; old Xfinity 2k/300 on a 10G backbone). I purchased the ASUS GT-BE98 Pro just for dual-WAN failover (and the other benefits like custom building my iptables). I tested failover and it was beautiful. No clients blinked. PPPoE. Wow.

Remember, unless it's on a good sale, Buy Cheap Get Cheap. The router is a very important piece of the puzzle so to speak. It handles everything wifi plus my asus Rapture ROG GT BE98 PRO wifi 7 Quad band router can handle security issues as well.It has many different settings to adjust to suit your

Don't forget about Asus routers. I have always used those with no issues. Currently using a Asus Rapture ROG GT BE98 PRO Quad Band wifi 7 router. In a Ranch style home with great coverage. It's pricey at $700 if not on sale. I got mine around 7 months so ago from Amazon for $630. Could be lower now,

Hey, just saw this now - yes it's completely possible and I've been doing it for months now! I purchased an ASUS ROG Rapture GT-BE98 PRO Router when I encountered issues with the provided modem from Rogers. The router I bought was very expensive and likely overkill, but I just prefered to have a top

Are you based here in the States? If so, Ubiquity gets my vote. TP-Link is up in the air since it may be banned in the USA someday but I am running a TP-Link Wifi 7 Archer BE800 for over 2 years and it is rock stable. The only con is that FW updates are not released very often at all. I would have w

If you want the best Asus router, that would be the Asus GT BE98 PRO wifi 7. It has 4 - 2.5 Gbs ports and 2- 10 Gbs ports. I have Spectrum 1 GIG. Down. My Samsung galaxy S9+ easily gets over 1Gbs on wifi. It shows that it's connected at 6E. I'm assuming that as high as it goes. When I run speed test