RT-AX1800S

Correct, ASUS mesh does not require an account. And you can use either the ASUS mobile app or a web browser to login to the router for full customization of all the ASUS router features. FYI u/surveypoodle ASUS routers could be worthwhile for you to consider. Unlike TP-Link, Eero and Netgear (which

I have about the same size house. I had a lapse in coverage downstairs so I put an ASUS RT-AX3000 upstairs which connected to my modem in the office, then I also have an ASUS RT-AX1800 downstairs in mesh mode to provide coverage for devices downstairs. I configured it to assign devices based on whic

Yes, it's a great upgrade. WiFi 6 instead of WiFi 5. Tri-band (2.4ghz and two 5ghz bands). Much faster ports (2.5GB & 10GB, either can be used for WAN or LAN) and then 4 other gigabit LAN ports. More memory. Faster CPU. Increased security (with addition of WPA3 - clients need to support it to use it

If you'd like to provide your house size in square meters then I could do the conversion to square feet, 😊. Up to you if you wish to provide it or not. House size helps determine what router setup may work best. If the house isn't too big then the GT-AX11000 Pro should do a very nice job providing c

If you don't need parental controls or deep control over your system, then go for TP link Deco. Over the summer, I was searching for a new router to replace our Xfinity gateway. I went with OPNsense at first, but couldn't get it set up, and I didn't feel like I wanted a router that I had to spend mu