Cudy AX3000 Gigabit Mesh Wi-Fi 6 Router, 4X GbE, 160MHz, VPN Full, WR3000

Nice router with many features. Fast connections, compatible with all of my devices and easy setup. Love the UI (logged in from laptop using browser). I did not use the app for the phone, altho I may some day. I find the browser UI preferable to the functionality in an app as it has all the advanced features I was looking for. Super happy with this purchase.

The router is incredibly fast and was very easy to set up. I have not had any issues connecting to it even on another floor. I use it as an access point, and it is just like i am near the actual router.

Bought to bridge from my ISP modem. It seems to run a custom version of OpenWRT out of the box. They gave the option to flash to the vanilla version which I did so I could customize it a bit.Flashing was not too difficult and took less than 2 minutes to do after initializing. And of course, before attempting to flash please read the documentation first (hint: you need ethernet, WiFi will be disabled).So far it's been pretty good. WiFi 6 with good speeds both on 2.4 and 5GHz bands. I run in WPA3/WPA2 mixed modes for older device support.The wonderful maintainers for this model on OpenWRT is qui

I will recommend this. Light and easy to setup and works very well. No issues till now.

I bought this to feed my Verizon home internet in to and get more ports. That dumb cube has only 2 hardwire ports on it so I needed something to get me more plugs, and broadcast the wifi from my Verizon out to the rest of the house. It is a nice price and really broadcasts out well. I am extremely happy with my purchase. The menu inside the guts of this thing is very well designed and easy access to what is needed, be it ports, settings, whatever. I love the Cudy's setup inside over everything I have seen prior. I didn't bother taking photos of this, but it's very small footprint makes it very

Quick rule of thumb for OpenWrt buyers, learned the hard way:White + V1 → good for OpenWrt. Black + anything other than V1 → not good for OpenWrt.The unit shipped to me was the WR3000 V2, and it was black (not the white router I was picturing). Mainline OpenWrt is a no‑go on the V2 — if flashing OpenWrt is the whole reason you're buying, this revision is a dead end.In fairness, the listing looks like it's been updated since I ordered — the title now spells out "WR3000 V2.0" and the photos appear to show the black unit. So read the current title carefully: if it says V2 (or V3), assume no OpenW

Massive upgrade from my tp-link router. Tp link maxed out at 100mbps. Cudy goes up to my spectrum maximum of 600mbps getting me 650mbps speeds.Tp-link would drop wifi signal constantly, cudy is a strong signal 24/7, never drops.Wifi download speeds hit 470mbps. Ethernet speeds I hit above my spectrum maximum, getting 650mbps so it likely will hit gigabit speeds easily if you have that from your Internet provider.

Easy set up, working fine, no complaints