RT-AX58U

I use Expressvpn and an Australian based server. The speed is fairly decent with around 66mbps throughput. It won't fully get around the stupid data retention but it will obfuscate the data in amongst everything else. I also use an Asus RT-AX58U router which allows you to load up the vpn directly in

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Yes, I would guess the router you're using is introducing stutters. I tried a couple 5ghz routers before forking out the $150 on this 6ghz Deco, but that was 3 years ago. It makes sense to hold off at this point and just use the dongle. I first tried my old R7000 router, then a newer ASUS AX58U, but

I use the same (or similiar) Zyxel router as DSL modem. The WiFi speed of that thing was horrible even with 5ghz so I have bought WiFi 6 Asus RT-AX58U And the difference was night and day. Like 15 Mbps vs 150 Mbps in the same spot

La porté est sensiblement la même que mon routeur ASUS RT-AX58U et ça torche le wifi du CODA-4680

(Part 1 of 2) Thanks for the info. From your post I see you have set up the RT-BE92U as the primary router and RT-AX58U as a satellite mesh node in the garage. I assume both devices are set up as a mesh network via AiMesh. The RT-AX58U is using wireless backhaul to connect to the RT-BE92U via AiMesh

I've got the RT-AX58U, great fucking routers man but the XB10 is much more powerful. instead of bridging the connection to my old router I now just run it in AP mode hard wired to the xb10 extending my wifi. it works great, allow the xb10 to be the dhcp server with the asus router as a client broadc

The ASUS RT-AX58U V2 should do the job nicely. Its AX with 160mhz channel width. Do not get the the TP-Link Archer C6, its a wireless AC router and they sometimes dont play well with newer wifi 6E devices like the Quest 3/Pro, tablets/phones/laptops. I just replaced my home routers from the Archer A

It sounds like you live in a house rather than an apartment since you said the modem is downstairs. If you can run Ethernet to your room, that is still the best option by far. Run Cat6 or Cat6A to your room and put a second router there in AP mode. That gives you WiFi where you actually want it and

Just got an RT-AX58U refurb from Amazon for $75. It works great.