RT-BE86U

Tipper altibox er som alle andre leverandører og leverer ganske shitty accesspoints for å selge like dårlige mesh løsninger. Dropp 2-3k på en solid wifi 7 ruter på salg så får du helt andre boller i lufta. En god ruter er en god investering for fremtiden også. Edit: komplett har gode tilbud på flere

How much area do you need to reach with wifi? You should probably think about getting a WiFi 6 or Wifi 7 router at this time to be ready for the net generation of devices. I like the ASUS routers as their web interface is really easy to use and they include a lot of nice admin features if you care a

Here are the options: Best: Two mesh wifi routers with Ethernet cable between them. Better: Two mesh wifi routers (no cable) Good: one higher end router (more coverage) I prefer Asus routers like BE86U but many people will recommend TP Link ones. Alternatively, you try if beacon 6 good enough.

Do you need a 10GB WAN/LAN port (on the RT-BE86U)? If not, get the RT-BE82U. BE82U has max 2.5GB WAN and LAN ports, which should be fine for most people and seems to be more than enough for your requirements. Most of the other specs are the same or similar (1GB RAM on both; BE86U has slightly faster

(Part 1/2) How large is the residence that needs WiFi coverage? On how many floors (looks like just two)? Are you interested in WiFi 6E or WiFi 7? What's your budget? I'll assume a maximum of $300 USD. I'll focus on WiFi 7 below, but if you specify additional requirements I could share additional re

Verizon’s gateway/router sucks as a router. I have my gateway in bridge mode and use an asus RT-BE86U as my actual router. I went from spotty coverage and like 50 download 10 upload to 400 download 300 upload and no coverage issues once I started using the asus router instead

No problem, glad you found the details helpful. If you want to have the 6ghz band for WiFi 6E (and you are interested in ASUS routers) then ASUS makes a a WiFi 6E router that's a good deal right now on Amazon for $199.99 (ASUS ROG Rapture GT-AXE11000 - 2.4ghz/5ghz/6ghz bands). The port selection is

If you'd like to stick with ASUS and are considering a router upgrade, the RT-BE86U is the successor (WiFi 7) model of the RT-AX86U (WiFi 6). Here's a comprehensive review: https://www.tomshardware.com/networking/routers/asus-rt-be86u-wi-fi-7-router-review- Since you will be connecting the routers t

Usually, updates have various firmware improvements that may affect image and sound quality. They also have various security patches, that may come in handy as I frequently connect USB drives packed full of media to my "Smart TV's" and even though I meticulously run scans with antivirus/antimalware

For a router I would look at a ASUS RT-BE86U. It is probably a bit overkill but I am one for future proofing where I can, and i3 has been rolling out higher speed tiers in Chicago and St. Louis so its only a mater of time before we see them. Depending on the size of the house and number of wire runs