RT-BE92U

I am using M1 (now acquired by SIMBA) for almost 4 years and recently recontracted to 6GBPS + ASUS RT-BE92U for $36.90. (Delivery & Installation was smooth and professional.) Current HomePac 6Gbps ($27.90) + ASUS RT-BE92U (+$9) = $36.90 too. I have never need to call their customer service in past 4

Wired Asus RP-BE58 ($100) would be your best choice for an extender. But if you have the money I’d buy an RT-BE92U ($220) as main router and leave current one as a wired AiMesh node.

I may have missed it but did you purchase it, or is it just a device you already havem Asking because im wondering why you wouldn't go with the ASUS RT-BE92U BE9700 that's more advanced and you can find used and refurbished models at about the same price if you look. Glad you got it working better t

You seem to be missing the router. The PM5311-TO is an ONT. It converts GPON to a single Ethernet jack. It doesn't have a router so you can't connect a switch to its Ethernet jack. It doesn't provide WiFi either, so I'm not sure how the WX3110-B1 extender is working. Good news is you should be able

I went for the Asus RT-BE92U which is £220 at the moment from The Amazon. Wifi 7, works well, has all the features I need.

Yeah i tried a ton of different routers out during my quest 3 days. The $600+ routers didnt seem to make a difference, in comparison to $300 ones. The limitations i found were in the headset chip. I'll probably end up getting an asus be92u again. Its on sale for $279 cad again.

Tough ask without knowing your ceiling price. I got myself an ASUS RT-BE92U that goes for $300 right now. I wanted something that's gonna be relevant for at least 4-5 years, and at that price it was a really good bang for the buck.

Almost went with this too until I saw the Asus RT-BE92U. Wifi7 if the price is right for you.

Asus RT-BE92U?? Around that budget. 2 x 2.5gb ports ( 1 x WAN, 1 x LAN) Wifi7. Not sure about memory leaks though.

I've been very happy with the Asus RT-BE92U I picked up a year ago. They include a lot of extra features and it covers my 2k sq ft home and handles over 50 devices on the network without any issues. I would consider it a solid mid-range offering.