As the world is moving towards faster-than-Gigabit, these ports are the feature that makes the GT-AXE16000 the ultimate home router.

Asus is in a mad race with itself to produce the fastest, most overpowered, feature-laden wireless router. Scan Computers International Limited are authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (Register no. inet gl-axt1800" it's fairly cheap and portable (it runs off of a 5v USB-C connection) and has built in ad blocking(AdGuard home).Looks like the new year is off to an interesting start with new tech announcements as if 2021 was just a year to skip. Aside from that only small thing I tend to notice is that using my samsung s22 ultra phone the wifi 6e tends to take a bit to show up to connect to manually but I am sure this will improve in time with firmware. But so far, this new router has proved to be excellent even with the initial firmware, which encompasses all Asus routers. You can start with this post on AiMesh, but if you want a quick decision, I’d recommend the GT-AXE11000 as the main router and ET8 as satellites, or one of the combos mentioned in this post.

You're presumed and expected to have read this page in its entirety, including related posts and links in previous comments - questions already addressed will likely be ignored. Unfortunately, adding in the videos with the QoS gave us a high 43% dropped frame rate, and the game did not play at all. No, I don’t recommend it — I stated the reason above and even more in this post — and I don’t know, Kevin. Plus points to ASUS for providing the AiProtection Pro feature for free without requiring a monthly subscription. The Asus GT-AXE16000 has plenty of security features built in, which are powered by TrendMicro, which has provided security solutions to the industry since 1988.It is really solid with the upgraded tilt mechanism which is a welcomed improvement over the antennas on the GT-AX11000 that keep getting loose. I am about to start getting Wi-Fi 6E clients and so would prefer to get the axe16000 rather than the ax11000, if it will work with the xt8 in a wireless mesh. To be fair, the RT-AX89X also had many bugs and speed issues with its SFP+ and 10GBase-T ports when it first launched. So, for a wired back haul and mesh system (we currently have Google WiFi with a router and 4 points) with 1 Gbit ISP speeds (but, we’d like to be ready when our provider rolls out multi-gig next year), what system(s) should I be considering?

I think i will waste my money on this one even if the range is not greater but because the router is greater than the previous ones. The anecdotal test was done on a laptop some 30 feet (10 m) from the router, using its 5GHz (or 6GHz) band, over a 10Gbps Fiber-optic line. I did notice both the upgrade and the downgrade that I had to repair my connection to establish ethernet again. However, when the router is up and running, you can use its interface to assign either of the two 10Gbps ports or a USB port as the new WAN port. Going from a dual band to a quad band surely has to help with my wifi satellites (2 of them) to service my 60 devices.I don’t think that’s going to work well, Charles, because you’re mixing Wi-Fi 6 and Wi-Fi 5 together.

When I set each of them to work as the WAN port hosting my 10Gbps Fiber-optic line, the best Internet speed I could get from either of them was almost 6Gbps — tested via a 10GbE-ready client connected to the remaining 10GbE port working as a LAN port. I tried with several Wi-Fi 6E laptops, but none of them would see it, no matter how I tweaked the drivers and location settings. So I have a switch in my basement wired from my Asus axe16000 router and I was wondering what I would need to replace that switch with an extender so I can improve my wifi signal downstairs so I can better play PCVR games with my Quest 2.

If you have 10Gbps Intenet, you should get rid of the Firewalla since it will cap your speed at the speed its ports — 2. The big selling point for me here was FINALLY a home router from Asus with 10gb ports\multi gig ports, I think this is their first. Only if the hardware is designed and configured properly plus the Firmware is such that it utilizes the engines properly. Just curious—now that ASUS has dropped the GT-AX11000 Pro, would you still place this AXE16000 at the top of the heap? Instead, just like the web interface, it operates the remote management via the router's built-in support for the Dynamic DNS feature that includes a free SSL certificate.