RT-AX82U

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

All routers should be kept work date as well knows if it's going to be compromised, e.g. since they're using Asus router there was a huge amount of vulnerabilites exposed this year/last year if it's not updated, see https://www.fing.com/news/new-asus-router-vulnerability-attack/ Or just their router

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.

@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 …

Even with ax82u I was getting b+ on bufferbloat website … ax6000 and ax86u sorted it for me …

Im sorry, at the time I was at work so I was trying to explain as best as I could as thoroughly as I could which seems I did not hit the mark on. Upon getting home I was checking the internet wifi vs. Plugged into ethernet cable. Anything that's plugged directly into the router works fine but the wi

Yeah, I just saw my RT-AX82U doesn't support it for some reason.

It was ASUS RT-AX82U router that have apparently well known 2.4ghz band problem. There also other models similar to that with same problems. I researched which router to buy before I brought it and I didn’t come across any info of issues, when I did have issues and googled it and it comes up so many

Ist leider der RT-AX82U