RT-BE96U

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

So these quantum routers suck we bought the Asus Rt-BE96u and it was a night and day difference we would only get about 500-600 mbps on any device and now they are all maxing out and we have the 3 gig my iPhone is at 1700mbps best decision ever was to get rid of there crap routers that do not work e

With WIFI you'll likely never get max speed as there are so many ways the signal can be degraded or absorbed into the walls. Also it is better to have your own wireless router, as I find that the supplied hardware is often limited in channel width and optimization perimeters. With the kind of servic

You say you have a BIG Budget, how big? Nothing is future-proof. How big is your house? How large is your yard and do you want good Wifi out there. Where if your Router located. One end of the house and wifi sucks at the other end? My last router was a ASUS before I moved onto a whole Ubiquiti Unifi

Whoa! $899 for a router? (ASUS GT-19000AI). Based on what your stated needs are, I agree with u/Junior_Resource_608 that this router may exceed your needs. The ASUS BT-BE98 Pro ($628) is also rather pricey. While you would know best what you truly need, I have some thoughts to share. I think you could

TLDR: I'd suggest the RT-BE82U for dual-band WiFi 7 (2.4ghz/5ghz) as it has 2.5gb WAN/LAN ports. I'd suggest the TUF-BE9400 for tri-band WiFi 7 (also has 2.5gb WAN/LAN ports) and also has 6ghz band if that is important. Details: Good options listed above (ASUS BE3600 or TP-Link BE6500) but I don't l

(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

yep I don't have complicated network needs and meant to replace my very old but trusty asus wifi5 router. It is more configurable than my ISP's Aris XB8 and sports 2.5GBE ports even though I only have 3 left after using the 4th port for the WAN. Weirdly I think there is a bug or an issue with MLO be

got the rs700s, not particularly fond of its quirks but it works. If you're open to a larger footprint, the ASUS RT-BE96U has more features and does not have a paywall to use them.