RT-AX82U

1.) No, you can mix and match asus products. If you are going wireless, tri-band (dedicated wireless backhaul) may be better. But if you have it wired, dual-band is fine. 2.) as long as it is wired, it should not matter 3.) You can just buy another RT-AX82U, and it will work. If you go to the web in

I am currently running two Asus RT-AX82U via ethernet backhaul in our two story house. I generally recommend Asus as they are the most feature rich routers (no features are hidden behind a paywall) even though their routers are relatively underpowered. As for passthrough mode, see here https://help.

Eu recomendo roteadores Wi-Fi Mesh. Assim você não vai sofrer com cabos. O Power Line, você vai estar disputando sinal com a rede elétrica, o que geralmente é origem de distorções e percas de desempenho. No Wi-fi Mash a medida que você for adicionando "nós", e se estes nós forem em Mesh wi-fi, há um

? Wireless bridge mode absolutely can work between floors. But you gotta be close and the floor type matters too. I use my asus rt-ax82u to connect to an asus xt8 node in the floor above me at a 45 degree line from it. It works great. But if i tried the node in the living room its a bad signal at ar

While I cannot comment about your exact models I will tell you that I use an RT-AX82U which has 512MB of RAM and it works well for my needs. I have two of them in AI Mesh via ethernet backhaul. I have set them up with a weekly scheduled reboot every Sat at 2am. We have gigabit internet and multiple

I have two RT-AX82U in AIMesh configuration with ethernet backhaul. Works great. $159.99 on Amazon.

I have two Asus RT-AX82U in AI Mesh setup via ethernet backhaul. Works great across 3400sq ft two storey home. I have setup a weekly scheduled reboot of the router at 2am on Saturday. Has helped keep the network stable immensely.