I’ll be connecting a NAS that has 2.5 GBE capability, and eventually upgrading to a 10GBE switch to take advantage of the CAT6 cabling that’s already in my home. Stay safe sir, So sad that the X60 is so slow. And using an extender as you’re right now is the worst. First and foremost, the coverage is definitely better with a Deco on each floor (top 2 via ethernet backhaul, bottom floor via wireless). I am constantly involved in video conferencing while using these programs. I have 400 download and it’s consistent to the router. I currently have an Asus AC3100 router serving my 3 level home, which unfortunately is “buried “ in the darkest corner of my basement, whereof FIOS Gigabit connection enter the house.FIOS ONT is connected to the router and from there signal is getting directed to the HP managed switch, which serves all wired connections without a major issue. To confuse matters … If you want a single router, Barbosa, just get any of this list. Good afternoon Dong. It’s centrally located in my house so all rooms have a good connection except my garage which is the only weak spot. I do IT work. Before I had to go direct into the modem in order to max out, now I'm pretty close to max wired with the orbi connected as the router rather than an AP. That said, I use a 2×2 Wi-Fi 6 clients to test Wi-Fi 6 routers on this band. Thanks for all the insight on my next router. Since the first Wi-Fi 6 router became available in early 2019, I’ve reviewed a couple of dozens of them. What a great site Dong! Both asus and netgear Ax11000 routers provide the same wifi and wired speeds as they are design based on the same technology, double as those the ax6000 model (see comparison Asus rt-ax88u vs … Check out this post first, Rian. You have loaded questions, Anoop. It’s worth noting that a single Wi-Fi 6 router has about the same coverage as a Wi-Fi 5 counterpart of the same performance tier but likely delivers better performance when used with Wi-Fi 6 clients. There is a $50 difference. That said, moving to Wi-Fi 6 will not improve a lot, considering 4×4 Wi-Fi 5 is actually faster than 2×2 Wi-Fi 6 when 80MHz channels are used and many Wi-Fi 6 routers don’t support 160MHz channel, nor do many Wi-Fi adapters. I currently have a Dlink 868l (more than 3 years old) which is due for replacement. It has more features and is cheaper. In fact, the Asus is faster then the Deco if I’m 100 feet away from the Asus, but only 50 feet away from a Deco. As of now we have 20 devices ( laptops/TV’s Iphones ). It has many useful features, including a capable QoS engine you can use to customize your Intenet for real-time voice/video conferencing quickly. I have every room wired with Cat6e and I will have somewhere between 400-1000 Mbps with the ISP I end up going with. Hi Dong, thanks for your informative posts! More here. Both should work for your needs equally well, though. Glad you found me here, Bunny. Are there any 8×8 or 4×4 clients for iMacs or MacBook Air laptops? For that kind of speed, I’d recommend running network cables in the house. I see some companies advertising 8 stream Mu-MiMo, is that 8 devices or just 4 devices with 2×2 connections? You should check out this post, instead. With the same amount of money, if recommend a good Wi-Fi 5 router instead. Grab one for $299 at Costco. Based on this information, if you were recommending a single router and alternatively a mesh setup, what would your two recommendations be? I miss your reviews on cnet. Get the GT-AX11000, Merk. If I am willing to spend a lot for wireless, particularly a mesh system, which mesh system is likely the best investment? We’re usually streaming a lot on more than 2 or 3 at a time, but there are 18 Google Home speakers that are often all playing music in groups of 5-10. These are dual-band routers with a mix of high-end (4×4) 5 GHz band and subdued 2×2 2.4 GHz band. TP-Link has announced pre-orders for their first 802.11ax router - the 8-stream Archer AX6000, along with technical details, pricing, and other information. The AmpliFi Alien is a bit weird. I have ordered a Netgear CM1100 largely because it was impossible to find another 1Gig Modem, everything is sold out and on back order. Place it as close to the center as possible. I’m curious what you think and if you’d be willing to make any recommendations. 8.5/10. (Learning towards ZenWifi). Roaming Assistant under the wireless professional tab…. 1. To make it easier to understand the specs differences between the two products, table 1 displays the spec comparison between Asus and TP links. Your question of modem/router is a bit vague. Glad to have you, Jarek. Thanks, Else you’d have noted the link to the Wi-Fi 6 within the post. 1. Yes, Wichai. And yes, firmware can change a lot, especially in Asus routers. I appreciate your time and help. I have trouble getting a good signal in my garage where I work out and like to use Apple TV, so hence why I want a mesh system. I think you need to understand about a router’s bandwidth, first, bin. Or check out these Wi-Fi 6 matchups to see how they pan out as direct competitors. Thank you for your quick response, really appreciate. After that, it’s a good idea to turn QoS on appropriately. My house is filled with wifi enabled smart switches, plugs, and bulbs along with the usual Hue Hub. https://www.netgear.com/home/products/networking/powerline/PLP2000.aspx. Expensive, but looking for a bit of future proofing when I buy. In addition, a higher-end model, … Its 2.5Gbps multi-gig port is also a bonus for those wanting to break the Gigabit barriers. ^^. What Wi-Fi 6 router is really the best of breed – in quality, capability, performance and telephone technical support? Been using this for over a week now and performance is good. It’s to replace a single Orbi unit. Single level. I love your site! Wanted Mesh, AX, multiple ethernet ports, support of ethernet backhaul and … Do read my review on them, tho. Very glad I found your site. I’m moving into an 1800 sq/ft, two story home with four bedrooms and I’m wondering if the Asus RT-AX86U would be a good option for me or if I should look into a mesh system. It’s a $50 well-spent. Thanks for putting together the one site that I feel I can trust for thoughtful recommendations instead of the obvious affiliate link click bait! Also, it has no multi-gig port. If you want something simple and super easy to use, I’d recommend the Alien. But what I recommended will work for now. Thanks in advance for any info you might have. I would only be using it as an access point like I am now with my airport extreme. reliable No, Steven. 4. I have a cable outlet in the pool house, should I add a modem or additional main router there? With both my wife and I working from home for the forcible future I decided to upgrade our Comcast internet plan. I do not have capability of running a wired backhaul for the Alien, but seem to like it’s features better (mainly coverage). So, I am wondering what router or approach would can solve my issues. Hey Dong, I’m looking for a WiFi 6 router and I quite like your reviews. 3. Hi Dong, fantastic article and website! I’d go with the former, though. I was thinking AX89X and an ASUS 3000ax as a mesh, but maybe the Asus Zen will serve the purpose. But if replacing the ActionTec is not an option you can check out this post for other options. I always have 45+ devices connected to my router and it does pretty well and with their latest firmwares has been very stable. I currently have a Netgear X10 R9000 AD7200 which is persnickety but has been a really great router for me. . Those are budget routers, they are no really better than a high-end Wi-Fi 5 router. Would this be an upgrade worth going for? And bookmark this post — I’ll update it as I review more. I’m wondering if the range would improve at all with the Archer AX50 or any new router for that matter over my old airport extreme? Netgear Nighthawk XR1000: A different type of (gaming) experience, 2. More on that here. Does anyone know what router this satellite can pair with and where I can get it? So I am looking to update to a wifi 6 mesh system. I was all ready to buy this but I think Im going to go with XT8 instead. The AX6000 is ok, but I was going to audition the RT-AX88U on Thursday. TP-Link Archer AX50: An excellent alternative worthy of the extra cost, 2. I’d say it’s much better now, not to mention the fact it can run Merlin. For the long-range test, I use a 3×3 (1300 Mbps) clients. 1. So, in the a6000 vs a6300 battle, I’d recommend you stick with the a6000 and use the money you save to invest in some great lenses instead. Hello Dong, your site is very useful, I love it! I came here a few months ago and asked for a recommendation on a WiFi router and you mentioned the asus ax86u. While the new standard is not a must-have yet, it’s now a good idea to get it if you’re in the market for a new router. Get a general version instead, like the AX50. I have a 980~mbps down connection, and although my devices my not get this I’m trying to improve signal strength and connection speeds. I’m curious to know what you’d recommend i do to improve consistent speed and performance with my gig internet. . Dong, I have read through the post and I wanted to know what you would suggest for my situation. But I’m still thinking about that AX88U, not because of the Wifi 6 stuff, but more for the capabilities and tinkering possibilities it has… After all, I may enjoy more tweaking and tinkering with network and other things, than then actually gaming! I have no contact with Xiaomi. Thank you. My house is 3 levels @ 3500 sq ft excluding a finished basement, the current airport extreme sits literally dead centre of the house in the basement rafters to provide the best coverage. I’d recommend you start with this post (and related ones.). Just note that it's not yet Wi-Fi 6 certified. (I have one NAS device) Also, don’t expect Gigabit speed on your end device, it likely won’t happen. Sometimes it works for a month or two and then it can do the drops weekly… Irritating. If you can then just get a dual-band mesh system that supports wired backhaul. 99% of my devices are Wifi 5. It seemed to make it worse and I tried a few different configurations. Thank you for this post…and all the other reviews you do for all the new HW that is coming out. Make sure you look at them closely. 2. Keep up the great work! The GT-AX11000 is the first Wi-Fi 6 router for gamers, and it delivers. These Wi-Fi 6 routers are great for a medium or even a large home that has an average amount of devices, and a fast Internet connection. @Dong Ngo, Oh wow, thanks for all your work, didn’t realize you had all this info on your site, I thought it was just reviews! Hi Dong, Thanks so much for the no-fluff and really informative content. https://dongknows.com/tp-link-archer-ax50-review/. So, try one on this list here. Thank you for your in depth and informative reviews! I’m facing similar problem where the node get disconnected frequently in a day and overnight for the past 3 days. For that to work, both sides (router and client) have to support it. Among budget Wi-Fi 6 routers, the Netgear RAX40 is slightly faster (and more expensive) than the TP-Link AX50 above. 2. 2. I could not find that info in the review. I have already tried several trouble shooting steps but it appears this is a common issue with this router. So, apart from fast Wi-Fi speeds, it also delivers top network-attached storage performance when hosting an external drive. Hello, I am new to the site. Yes, it’s quite slow in a wireless setup. Thank you. After reading a few articles and comments on Dong’s site I pulled the trigger and bought the Netgear Nighthawk 6 mesh system. The latter. As for a mesh, get a dual-band set if you have wired your home. An important aspect for me as well is reliability and ease of setup. Glad to have you here, Jason. You might be able to relace that ActionTec device with one of your own, Howard. Those were quite informative, thank you for the help! I don’t really want to go to a cheaper mesh setup like the nighthawk mesh because most of the computers are in the same area so I am afraid of a cheap satellite causing a lag bottleneck especially (currently) with mainly wi-fi 5 devices. As far as I know, it’s still the only one that’s with two 10 Gbps ports. Asus RT-AX88U: The much better clone of the Wi-Fi 5 version, 1. I haven’t looked much into this, Upirons, but all Asus routers can save their log file to a separate computer (log server). So for now, I’d say stay with that RT-AC88U, it’s a great router. , I have rt ac87u so it doesn’t support aimesh Im trying to upgrade my old asus to wifi 6 router. If that happens to you, use the previous version (3.0.0.4.386.25217) instead until a newer version is available. Sure, Moises. TP-Link Archer AX6000 Wi-Fi 6 Router. I will only have 2 hard line connections and the rest of my house will be WiFi. It doesn’t have to be a mesh system. But like all things, the RT-AX86U is not perfect. I sent it to ASUS for warranty repair in early July. I get around 480/23 everywhere with no drops or dead spots anywhere with about 30 devices. Input the RBK752 and RBK852 series models in to this site and download the spec sheets for each and compare for youself: Review the connection rates between the two, I believe mostly they are the same accept for the 2.4Ghz radio connection rate which would be different. On to my question… im currently on the Netgear Orbi RBK50, and i want to upgrade routers since I just upgraded to symmetrical gigabyte internet. I have seen mixed reviews on this with a number of issues, but wonder if those aren’t more user-related with setup. But I use mostly a set of one Asus GT-AX11000, one Blue Cave and one Lyra Trio (single unit) in an AiMesh setup with wired backhaul. Those generally are enterprise features. Thanks. I want to replace my Synology Mesh Network (2600 main router + 2 x 2200) slow, limited range and regular dropouts. Covered. Can you recommend a new router? And no, I don’t have such a spreadsheet to share. I am looking for a new WIFI6 , 2400 sq feet with 3 floors. You’re fine right now. I have tons of gaming consoles (something like 40), but of course just a few of them on WiFi (Wii U, Wii, Xbone, PS4, Switch Lite, a couple of Vitas etc.) Yes, totally, Ivan. Signal strength is good at every corner of the house. It’s a muted version of the more expensive RAX120 that’s capable of delivering 2×2 Wi-Fi 6 (2.4Gbps) in full. Hello! That’s because, in your network, most parties involved, at best, perform at 1Gbps. Way to go, Rodney! I am on firmware version 1.7 via web interface but the app only gave me firmware upgrade during initial setup and kept indicating I’ve got the latest firmware more than a month later but that wasn’t true. I used to have around 200+mbps with my Lyra and now i get over 500mbps. The device is an ActionTec MI424EWR Rev 1. The two look almost identical and share a lot of similar features, including the eight Gigabit LAN ports, and the lack of a multi-gig port. Very recently, I have been noticing reviews that are negative in terms of quality on Netgear, so they are scaring me off. The RT-AC86U is a great router, Rey. But if you want Wi-Fi 6, I’d recommend the Asus RT-AX89X. So I just came across your site for the first time today. I actually have all on this list (and more), Dale. I am trying to get a stronger signal in the middle floor, and especially the basement. By the way, for a wireless setup, you shouldn’t use more than three hardware units. There a lot of missed model here. More on that here. I have been trying to get a router for my large 3 level house. WPA3 support would be good, but not required unless you think I should wait for that feature. Thanks. More than 2 dozen connected devices. The second router will be placed directly under the other router on the 1st level, about 12 feet apart separated by a floor. I don’t know. I’m sure I should replace my cable rented modem with my own…what do you recommend? What would you recommend? For more, check out this post on bandwidth and this one on how to test your speeds. AiMesh AX6100 Mesh WiFi System extends WiFi range, eliminate dead zone, provide fast speed, free network security, parental control, VPN with 802.11ax I did read both reviews and was impressed with booth units. From your Wifi 5 and Wifi 6 router performance charts, it appears that AC86U has better speed at longer range (40 ft) than the AX86U? Thanks for the quick reply. Mind a dumb question? It would be great to be able to achieve those speeds consistently through my router. The Alien Kit should work on 5GHz, Ruben. Again, thank you so much for your help and experience! Dong will the RT-AX86U be making the technological jump to WiFi 6e with firmware updates if the hardware supports it? I had to buy another router because of the delay… Promises of a replacement have been made twice, but no router has come. We have many rooms without signal, and this is with most of my 100+ devices wired except for various laptops, ipads, and iphones (the home automation is all wired). My home is approximately 1900 sq ft, both mine and my wife’s phone can connect to Wifi 6, I play some PC games, play PS4, have wireless cams setup outside, and stream 4k media on two separate TVs. I don’t think the RT-AX11000 will give you much better performance on existing Wi-Fi 5 devices. At peak times, there could be 11 Wifi5 clients connecting at 2.4Ghz and I have it setup that I am the only 5Ghz Wifi5 client but I am not getting the best speeds…. Hi Dong and Happy Thanksgiving, You won’t find one with that budget, David. This means we have 300Mbps for the 2.4GHz band, 866Mbps for the first 5GHz band and the … Would like option for link aggregation and parental controls, but also one that just works and saves my wife and family moaning when we have weekly wifi problems. Does the 88U give me anything more than the 86U? This is super helpful - thanks for the details. On top of that its excellent performance and relatively friendly price tag don’t hurt. Sorry to hear, David. I actually need your advice on the procurement of a new AX router for my home/business. The second is setup as a node. The Action Tec device is also my wireless network for the house. Thanks in advance. We’re interested in security and are willing to spend, reasonably, to upgrade. I’m some combo the node will restart, too, but I can’t confirm yours. Performance and features are what I am looking for. I’ve ordered 11 of them and they’re set to arrive from China the week before Christmas; hopefully by that time there should be a 6Ghz WiFi 6E router available to purchase. Figure out which should be where based on your needs. I was torn between the ASUS 86 and the Ubiquiti AmpliFi Alien and due to cost I went w/ the ASUS. More on that here. But if you use a wireless setup, I’d say three. You should think about running a network cable and get a dual-band system using wired backhaul. Would have to test the temperature on those myself. I am looking to upgrade my ISP service, and have Verizon FIOS fiber to the house. If you recommend any mesh systems, It must go wirelessly(except the “main” one), since I can’t get a wire across the house. I’m deciding between the ASUS ax88u and the TP-Link ax6000. I couldn’t find a comparable review for the DIR-X5460, which I was considering. No, Watts. I’m looking at the TPLink Archer AX50 to replace my airport extreme. But I can always just return my purchase if it is too limited. Am I over compensating on the range behalf? I bought the GT-AX11000 a couple months ago and have not noticed any problems or inconsistent speeds. Ubiquiti AmpliFi Alien: The one-of-a-kind Wi-Fi 6 router, 2. However, considering we tend to care more about the 5 GHz band and most homes only have Internet of 500 Mbps or slower, these are actually great deals since they deliver where it matters. WiFi range and speed/stability are important to me. 45-50 devices roughly. All I know is that it has six internal antennas and their marketing materials say the range bar is completely filled. I have a ton of systems running on my wifi as well, but some of the major clients are hard-wired through the router inside the AV closet. Your network is long overdue for an upgrade. Basically your first choice. I had not considered that there might be unique. Given that, I believe that’s currently 5 always “streaming” devices given the Hub is 2 devices in one (smart speaker and camera) plus the Nest Mini speaker, 2 phones, 2 tablets, 2 PS4, a laptop, a network printer and a DTV box/”server”.. (obviously not all working at one time) I just think it’s too much for a 5 year old router. Do I need to look for a device with 2 multi gig ports…or can I make 1 multi gig port work and give me the full speed of my connection (Using Google Fiber and getting ready for the 2GB upgrade they are rolling out). It’s irrelevant. You can also try the Synology RT2600ac. I was wondering what would you suggest knowing that the Ac1450 reaches about 80% of the distance I was hoping before I can no longer stream video. I live on Guam and our network plan is mediocre but expensive. I’m very curious how it stacks up with your NAS testing. 3. I recently read your article “Why It’s (Still) OK to Delay Upgrading Your Home to Wi-Fi 6” and was quite keen on the Asus RT-AC86U. I ended up buying 2 gtax11000s. Can I used the lyra as nodes to connect to the XT8? If not a tri-band is a must. . I am currently have 1Gbps Fiber and am running four Apple Airport Extremes, and needless to say, they are lacking quite a bit now. There’s no way to know for sure how much space a router can cover. What’s your recommendation on the next best WiFi 6 router out there? The rep at abt recommended the new eero pro 6 for $229. We’re hanging in here. Thanks. I am in a 2,900 sq. xD. (it made a huge difference) I have done the same on the new setup, but it leads to a general question about the “Professional” tab under wireless settings. Thank you for recommending a solid router that replaced a 5th Gen AirPort Extreme Base Station. Considering its relatively reasonable cost, I placed it here. I think with Zenwifi is another story right? I have only two hands. Cheaper consideration is Netgear R7800 (129€). Moving the router is a must, you can leave the modem where it is but place the GT out in the open, or you can get another AiMesh router and link to the GT via a wired backhaul. Would 2-3 ASUS ROG Rapture GT-AX11000’s in mesh be the best system on the market? I have a small place (2000 sq feet) that has walls with metal in it, and I’m on two stories that are more long and rectangular than square. I have a medium sized house with 3 floors and lots of walls but don’t think I need mesh. 2) Just replace my current router with RT-AX89X or GT AX-11000 – hoping that it can handles all the devices and my problems goes away. But here it is you’ll find MU-MIMO in there, and when you’re at it, here’s the post on Wi-Fi 6E. My question is, what other router would you recommend with the availability of the AX89X being what it is? Asus. 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