ASUS WiFi 6E Gaming (ROG Rapture GT-AXE11000) -Tri 10 Gigabit Wireless Router, World's First 6Ghz Band for Wider Channels & Higher Capacity, 1.8GHz Quad-Core Processor, 2.5G Port, Gaming & Streaming

Beautiful looking spider machine Was able to go from an asus ac1900 to this one and doubled the speed on wifi. The user interface is slick and fast and much more responsive than any other router interface i have ever used. I can get sustained speed everywhere in a 3 story home,so the router is no slacker The reason for not enough stars is this: running into some issues with the 6ghz band. I do have a ax210ngw on the desktop but it's not detecting the 6ghz band. So need more investigation on cause of this. Its hard to investigate the cause other than getting another wifi 6e client which are by far few. Maybe I'll snag my friends samsung s21 in a couple of days and will be able to actually test it on 6ghz ----Edit---- Update 2/5/2020 On a 1Gbps line, I can consistently get about 700-800 Mbps 3 story up (router is on the basement) on a DFS channel for an AX device. AC devices are no slouches either and now top at 500-600 Mbps 3 story up. On non-DFS channels I top around 450-550 Mbps so that is not bad either. Guess I don't need to buy a Mesh network! AX210 doesn't work on windows. Found a thread on intel forums that it might need a windows update later on for activating 6ghz (thread name: Intel AX210 can't create 6GHz hotspot ). Also found that linux 5.11 should support 6Ghz so tried it out with Ubuntu and 5.11rc6. Unfortunately though the AP is detected connection fails so I guess its more wait and watch with linux too. Atleast the Ax210 saw the 6ghz AP. So yay my device is not broken. And my friend bought a regular S21 so that testing avenue is gone for the time being. Edit Nov 2021 6Ghz band works great on a Pixel 6 Pro. The range is shorter than the 5Ghz band and the phone shows lower signal strength but the 6ghz bandwidth speed in my house is usually more than what I get with the 5Ghz Other than that,the perfect router. I use remote desktop from my top story laptop to my computer in the basement and use Zoom video and audio and both latency and bandwidth are great enough that I can use Zoom effectively. love the router!

It’s overkill (and expansive) for my personal usage but I particularly like the application to leverage the usb drive and reduce the ping for games. The wifi coverage is just amazing. The signal stay full bars everywhere in my cottage house and everywhere in the yard.

Good Wi-Fi router. The signal reaches good distance, but the connection is not stable when you are far from the router.

the router is huge, otherwise the rest works as expected

Pros: Signal strength: Extremely powerful with impressive range, easily covering large areas of the home with WiFi 6 speed and reliability Ease of setup: Setup was straightforward with the ASUS app walking you through each step Control: Excellent control over network settings, devices, and priorities — great for managing a gaming household App quality: The ASUS router app is intuitive and makes it easy to monitor and adjust your network on the go Instructions: Clear documentation and guides make configuration simple even for advanced features like mesh and port settings Support: ASUS has solid support resources available if you run into any questions during setup Multiple ethernet ports make it easy to hardwire devices for the lowest possible latency Works great as part of a WiFi mesh setup for seamless whole-home coverage Cons: The physical size is substantial — this is a large router that needs dedicated space Overall: If you have a large home and want a router built for serious gaming, the ASUS ROG Rapture GT-AXE11000 delivers on every front.