RT-BE92U

I am using M1 (now acquired by SIMBA) for almost 4 years and recently recontracted to 6GBPS + ASUS RT-BE92U for $36.90. (Delivery & Installation was smooth and professional.) Current HomePac 6Gbps ($27.90) + ASUS RT-BE92U (+$9) = $36.90 too. I have never need to call their customer service in past 4

I went for the Asus RT-BE92U which is £220 at the moment from The Amazon. Wifi 7, works well, has all the features I need.

Wired Asus RP-BE58 ($100) would be your best choice for an extender. But if you have the money I’d buy an RT-BE92U ($220) as main router and leave current one as a wired AiMesh node.

I may have missed it but did you purchase it, or is it just a device you already havem Asking because im wondering why you wouldn't go with the ASUS RT-BE92U BE9700 that's more advanced and you can find used and refurbished models at about the same price if you look. Glad you got it working better t

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

If the RT-BE88U is within your budget and you aren't concerned by its price, you could certainly buy it and use it. Especially in a wired backhaul AiMesh setup with the RT-AX92U units, where the AX92U units serve essentially as wired access points. In that respect it doesn't matter too much that the

You seem to be missing the router. The PM5311-TO is an ONT. It converts GPON to a single Ethernet jack. It doesn't have a router so you can't connect a switch to its Ethernet jack. It doesn't provide WiFi either, so I'm not sure how the WX3110-B1 extender is working. Good news is you should be able

Yeah i tried a ton of different routers out during my quest 3 days. The $600+ routers didnt seem to make a difference, in comparison to $300 ones. The limitations i found were in the headset chip. I'll probably end up getting an asus be92u again. Its on sale for $279 cad again.

Just a general note, cable modems do not care about the router you hook up to them. The cable modem's job is to take the data coming from the coax cable and convert it into a signal/format that the router can use (ethernet jack). The cable modem will work with any router. Based on this, looks like t

I got the ASUS RT-BE92U BE9700 on sale for $190 and have been loving it so far. Works great with the Firebox m300.