RT-AX82U

You will be better putting virgin hub in modem mode and using your own router. I'm on M500 using a Asus ax82u router. This is a speed test taken upstairs with router downstairs.

I have two RT-AX82U setup up, one as primary and one via AIMesh. Works swimmingly and in case one goes down, I can use the other as primary router.

iPhones use 2 streams, with a maximum of 433Mbps per stream on AC, for a total of 866Mbps. That's theoretical connection bandwidth, so actual data transfer will always be less than that due to overhead, plus the rate will drop due to distance, interference, etc. https://support.apple.com/guide/deplo

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 also have to add, if the BE82U has different features with the AX82U... you will have to choose which would be the better main router. You may lose some features since they are from different generations.

Put the ATT device in passthrough mode. Buy and setup an Asus RT-AX82U.

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.

That's not the problem, clearly you aren't educated on this, you can have „Linux“, just that it has to have an licence with it. „FreshTomato“, „AsusWrt-Merlin“ and other's exist with full open source code. „OpenWrt“ has a strict all component level requirement to work. In short, if you use a driver

@Friendly_Wizard01 is right …. 530V is a good solution … Ax82u cannot do what xx530v does in this case 😅

This is the way for you … ax82u cannot do what this xx530v can do on this case scenario …