ZenWiFi BT6

I've had luck with them at client's larger homes. My caution for you is range. If you have dead zones I don't think a new router will solve it pending what bands you want to use. Consider mesh. Problem is it may raise your cost for the 2 nodes. To answer your question I bought the Asus zenwifi BT10.

Most likely no need for mesh - I'd get any single ASUS WIFI 6e or 7 router in the $150-$250 range (bt6,bt8,be92u,be86u, etc etc)Run the ATT unit in passthrough and the more powerful router should cover the 1100 sqft - as other have said you could run a cat6 cable from the ATTunit to a more central s

i have the telus internet service with the boost. I also had my own mesh so I could reach far away spots in my 3 storey house and the backyard. Hav8ng the boost was a continuous headache as it would interfere with my Asus BT6 mesh system. Had to reset boost and Asus many times, until I realized that

I’ve used a number of asus routers in wireless and wired back haul modes over the years and they’ve been quite good. Currently using 2 bt6 in wired back haul to provide coverage to a 3500 sq ft house over 3 levels. Cheers