ROG Rapture GT-AXE11000

OK, here's a budget-pick upgrade (ASUS): ROG Rapture GT-AXE11000. $266 at Amazon (USA). Tri-Band (2.4ghz/5ghz/6ghz). You didn't specify a requirement for the WAN port, but mentioned 1gbps internet speed. So with this router you could configure a 1gbps LAN port as a WAN, and use the single 2.5gbps po

If your using their router the wifi6(e) one you will never get above 1 gb even wired. The 2gb is to their unit on the red 2.5gb port. But the lan ports are 1gb and their wifi is weak (that putting it nicely). So you might get 800mbps at best. I replaced their unit with my own Asus et12 mesh, but you

Router designer here.It really depends on your budget, internet speed, and home size.If money isn’t a problem and you have multi-gig fiber, look at high-end Wi-Fi 7 routers or mesh systems. Pay attention to the radio design, antenna configuration, and the number of spatial streams, that’s what’s cal

This, 100%. I had issues with my setup when using a dedicated TP Link Archer C6 router wired to my PC. Replaced it with a ASUS ROG Rapture GT-AXE11000 tri-band 6E router and the difference was night and day, resolved all my issues.

I was wondering about this They offered me a choice of 2 different sets One was 6e and the other was 6 I think. I think the 6e set has to be physically connected with an Ethernet cable, where as the 6 could be connected wirelessly So I got the 6 to extend the coverage wirelessly Right now I am using

No problem, glad you found the details helpful. If you want to have the 6ghz band for WiFi 6E (and you are interested in ASUS routers) then ASUS makes a a WiFi 6E router that's a good deal right now on Amazon for $199.99 (ASUS ROG Rapture GT-AXE11000 - 2.4ghz/5ghz/6ghz bands). The port selection is