RT-BE88U

normally i wanted to buy it, but that‘s what i think too, it will be pretty expensive.. ended up buying an ASUS RT-BE88U which has also very fast VPN speeds.. and it‘s a great deal for the price.

Just bought the ASUS RT-BE88U WIFI 7 router,beyond outstanding!!! I am getting over 900MB on WIFI on a 1GB Ethernet connection and established a Mesh network using RP-BE58. Great software,frequent firmware updates and Best Buy offers excellent guarantees/warranties. Good luck!

Door to door Sktel dudes were offering 1g for $65/mnth on 2 year contract to new subs. Try to get Sktel to match that. I did similar with Access and stayed with them, but anything over 100Mbps is only fun or useful to me when torrenting. I have a newer router that uses 2.5Gbps ethernet between it an

I love my ASUS RT-BE88U WIFI 7 router paired with several ASUS RP-BE58 Mesh extenders. Just “marry” the extenders to the main router and in your case,use the RT-AC86U as one of the extenders. Good luck! WIFI 7 is almost 2X the speed of WIFI 6.

I use a ASUS RT-BE88U as my primary router with. 2tb Aussie broadband NBN package and can confirm it's a banger. If you can find one on sale somewhere? It's well well worth.

you will need a router that has 2 10Gb ports one for wan and one for lan, your current router is limited to 2.5Gb on lan physically. The ASUS RT-BE88U has 2 10Gb ports so if you were to get this it is an affordable router that you can then connect a 10Gb switch to the 10GB lan side of the router and

I have an Asus RT-BE88U, which is a fairly decent router and whilst I probably could run Pihole on it I wouldn't. Space is limited, performance might not be great, port 53 is used already by internal dnsmasq, you mess something up you need to take your whole network offline to fix it or restore sett

We're on the 2.5Gb plan, and use an ASUS RT-BE88U. It's beefy.

I run Surfshark direct in the router (Asus RT-BE88U) not much loss .

I use my Asus RT-BE88U with my 3Gbps service without any issues. Are you sure you were setting everything up right? All Canadian telecom, cable, and ISP's are pretty shit! It's because we are Canadian and there is no actual real competition.