ASUS RT-AX3000 Ultra-Fast Dual Band Gigabit Wireless Router - Next Gen WiFi 6, Adaptive QoS, and AiProtection by Trend Micro | 1x WAN, 4X 1G LAN, 1x USB 3.0 - AiMesh Compatible

Reliable WiFi 6 Upgrade with Great FeaturesThe ASUS RT-AX3000 has been a rock-solid upgrade to my home network. Setup was straightforward with the ASUS app—within minutes I had it configured and running. The WiFi 6 support really makes a difference; multiple devices can stream, game, and video call without slowdowns. Coverage is excellent across a two-story house, and even the backyard gets a stable signal.I appreciate the thoughtful extras ASUS built in. Adaptive QoS lets me prioritize gaming or streaming when needed, and the parental controls are simple yet effective. AiProtection, powered b

This thing if freaking AWESOME !!More than adequate for my needs, and I think there is some actual alien technology at work herein !!!I have Xfinity Broadband @ 400, actual getting about 505 down at this Router, setup was flawless, must reboot Router several times for some of the settings I chose, not a problem with it's 4-core processor - reboots are fast. EXTREMELY versatile and configurable with MANY attributes that were not available on other Routers I examined. As far as it's power and capability it rivals the "Sonicwall 350" we have at work BUT provides FULL BANDWIDTH and THROUGHPUT to e

PROS: Fast, Thrifty Price, Easy fast reboot, Logs for both network wired and wireless connections. Helped me identify why my paperwhite 7th gen kindle was loosing battery so fast. WiFi and wired connections are super fast. AI to help with router management is nice. Really like that interface to router is not a pay for subscription like some other router companies.CONS: Could have a smidge stronger signal, but both 5GHZ and 2.4GHZ work fine in my house. Will not take as long passwords as my bricked nighthawk did, also have to use the same password for both wireless channels.Yes I'd buy this aga

OVERVIEW: Good router, fantastic management interface (can use web interface or phone app), good range, fair price, solid warranty, great reputation for hardware updates. Somewhat complicated set-up, watch out for MAC setting during installation. Range not as good as Netgear Nighthawk (R7000/AC1900). If your house isn't too big, this router could provide enough coverage for the home and would be worth considering, especially if you'd like to upgrade to WiFi 6. For a large home, I suggest considering a Mesh WiFi networking solution instead.DETAILED REVIEW: I was using a Netgear Nighthawk before

Our house is one story and 2,800 sq feet, and the RT-AX3000 covers it just fine even though by necessity we have to place the router at one corner and not in the middle.Our internet connection is 200 megabits/sec. We don't care about getting more than that anywhere in the house. They recently upgraded everybody in our community from 50 to 200. That is why I wanted a new router.Some reviews I read criticize this router's range and recommend it only for homes under 1,800 sq feet. I guess if you've got faster internet connection than ours or care about maximizing local computer to local computer

This review is going to concentrate on WAN and CPU performance, there are many reviews on WiFi performance, but that was not my issues, and there seemed to be scant information on WAN/CPU performance.Quick tip, of all the Asus features, enabling QoS is way and above all the other features with regards to the extra CPU power it will take once you enable it.AT&T BGW210-700 in passthrough mode - PC plugged into LAN port on AC1900 - best speed I ever got was 180 - 320Mbps.Also, when running speedtest one of the 2 cores would max out at 100%.Disabling some of the Asus threat preventions features wo

Over the past few weeks I've tried three different WiFi 6 routers.The first was a Netgear. It would only connect to my ISP at 39 Mbps despite my having a 300 Mbps capable line. Since I use MAC filtering to keep WiFi intruders out I tried to set up the filter tables but I simply couldn't seem to follow the logic they employed to set it up. It went back.The second one was from some Chinese company called Reyee. It received some pretty good reviews from some of the technical review websites. It connected easily enough and offered MAC filtering that was pretty easy to implement. It was not a bad r

Worked great for the first 6 weeks and then it died. I bought it as part of a black friday deal, I don't know maybe it was a re-furbished piece of garbage. I don't believe in re-furbished items it means it was defective to begin with and I am paying for something to be new and work. I set it up easy in March, nice app, easy interface, pretty much plug-n-play, good strong wifi signal no issues with setup. After a month, intermittent internet connection issues and slowness. At 6 weeks nothing worked. Performed troubleshooting with ISP to confirm it was not them. They saw a strong stable signal g