RT-BE92U

Just went from TpLink XE75 network to an ASUS RT-BE92U network for less than 30 days and it was genuinely unbearable. Back on a BE68 mesh network as of today and things are again great. I’m not a big “Chinese company” guy myself, let alone for something that controls my internet, but TpLink has alwa

I started trying wifi 7 routers a year ago, was mostly a bust not even factoring in MLO nonsense. Tried a Asus RT-BE92U, Netgear RS600, TP-LINK BE800. https://www.reddit.com/r/ASUS/comments/1hpejh8/warning_for_rtbe92u/ I will add my TP-LINK BE800 that I kept because I was outside the return period, di

Yes, this is a confirmed Broadcom WiFi 7 driver bug. You're not crazy, and it's not your configuration. The WLC_SCB_DEAUTHORIZE error (-30) is a known kernel-level memory management failure in the Station Control Block (SCB) that affects WiFi 7 (802.11be) routers with Multi-Link Operation (MLO) . What

Unifi is excellent, if you have the technical chops to manage it. Else, I went ASUS RT-BE86U for my mom's home setup; rock-solid and 6Ghz wifi wasn't necessary for her. I shyed away from the RT-BE92U, after reading highly erratic reliability reviews - supposedly most of which are resolved, but I'm n

Both routers you named can’t get you the 10G speed you’re looking for. The rt-be92u has only one 10G port and the others are 2.5G ports, so the best you can expect would be 2.5Gb most likely through wired connection. The rt-ax86u has only one 2.5G port and the rest are 1G ports, so you’re bottleneck

Ok. I re-installed the old WiFi router and now all the lights work. The million dollar question is do I re-install the new router or return it? I’d really like to keep it. It the lights not working is a deal breaker. The router is the ASUS - RT-BE92U BE9700 Tri-Band Wi-Fi 7 Router. You can do a sepa

I don't recommend the RT-BE92U. Please read the reviews on Amazon and Reddit! This router is a steaming pile of 💩 (i.e., crap). The specs look great, but it doesn't seem to have enough RAM (only 1GB) and the CPU cores get overwhelmed (so router slows down, connections drop, etc.). I really wish this

If it makes you feel any better my RT-BE92U has the exact same issue. In fact, I was trying to make a post about it and my post was pulled because I'm too new. Regardless, I have a Dell and a Lenovo and both of them get disconnected overnight. I can walk away from either during the day for hours and

I wound up cancelling the order and purchasing the ROG Strix GS-BE7200X, and I’m really happy with the choice. In a concrete apartment, 5 GHz is much more effective than 6 GHz for reaching through walls, and the GS-BE7200X’s 5th RX antenna gives that band the extra "reach" I needed for my Plex and g

Regarding cameras cutting out all the time: I assume they're using the 2.4ghz band. If possible try setting the 2.4ghz band to use a fixed channel (in USA you can try 1, 6 or 11). You can use a wifi scanner for your mobile phone or PC to see which channel is least crowded, and use that for your netw