RT-BE96U

I bought a ASUS RT-BE96U and it seems to be great so far. The 10g wan port allows me to get full use out of my 3 gigabit upload/download speed. And the link aggregation works well. It’s definitely a good replacement for my sub par ASUS RT-AXE7800 (wifi 6e).

I think the problem is quality control/silicon lottery. Personally ive almost always had issues with TP-LINK as the firmware is horrible. I always end up with Asus. However theres been quite few times where ive needed to swap out routers because the first ones I receive are defective or die very qui

The best price per dollar that i can currently find is the Asus BE96U. its the cheapest router that has 2x 10GbE ports on it. One for WAN one for LAN. then you need to get a 10GbE switch but id rather do this than get sucked into Ubiqity. I know its a great product but for my needs its so ungodly ex

I'd consider the ASUS ZenWiFi BD5 Outdoor. It is pricey for an "outdoor" unit, but you could always install it indoors. The RT-BE96U is one of Asus' Extendable Routers with AiMesh, so if you stay with that platform, it should be stable and setup should be simple. All of Asus' AiMesh stuff will work

I would suggest either the Asus RT-BE96U if you can get by with a single device (if the modem will be located in the middle of your home and you are at about no larger than 2,000 square feet), or the Netgear Orbi 770 series if your space is larger and/or the modem is in the far corner of the home wh

Running a RT-BE96U on Asus Merlin with zero issues. 2Gbs symmetrical fiber.

The wifi 7 boost router ( I am assuming this is the one you have) are not worth getting as they are plagued with all sorts of software and firmware bugs. I just made a house call to a colleague of mine that had the same issue as you. He was given the same AP, and has experienced the slowness you des

I picked up the be92u the other day for the far end of my house. Decent little router, and at that cost a solid value. I was actually somewhat cross shopping it with just a 10g/2.5g switch since that has the same port setup I was considering... For about $110-120 more I got the router. I already had

When coverage and reliability is your primary concern, you are looking at fit access point and controller solution. And Ubiquity by far, being one of the few supplier offer user friendly solution at the most reasonable cost and no licensing fee for basic operation. Other comparable are H3C (Split fr

ZenWifi isn't the name of one unit, but the branding for their entire mesh lineup. I just purchased a BE96U and two BT10 mesh units this past week. They have very similar internal hardware, but the BE96U has external (large) antennas and the firmware has some options that aren't made available to th