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ASUS ZenWiFi Whole-Home Tri-Band Mesh WiFi 6E System (ET8 2PK), Coverage up to 5,500 sq.ft & 6+Rooms, 6600Mbps, New 6GHz Band, AiMesh,Instant Guard
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Next-Gen WiFi Standard - Wi-Fi 6E tri-band mesh WiFi system boosts speeds up to 6600 Mbps, with coverage up to 5500 square feetUltra-Stable Connection - New 6 GHz band ensures stable backhaul connection between nodes as no legacy device interferenceMaximum Capacity - New 6 GHz frequency band with wider channels and higher capacity delivers higher performance, lower latency, and less interference.More Privacy, Anywhere - Instant Guard gives you one-click secure internet access via ZenWiFi ET8 from anywhere in the worldCommercial-Grade Network Security - Lifetime free ASUS AiProtection Pro, powered by Trend Micro, with WPA3 and advanced Parental Controls to protect your home.
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I have 2 ax92u routers.. one of the first wifi 6 routers and not true when used wireless mesh.
Worth the upgrade? Just have a backlog of routers to sell XD Amplifi Alien, 3 Google nest routers too. Don't think the wife will be happy
I paid this much for one XT8 when it came out.
I have to say, I did come to regret that a bit, especially as the early XT8 software was buggy, but it's been rock solid these last three years.
I paid this much for one XT8 when it came out.
I have to say, I did come to regret that a bit, especially as the early XT8 software was buggy, but it's been rock solid these last three years.
I did when I was playing around with packet shaping and the stateful firewall. I turned all that off and it's been rock solid. They have way too much software on that thing.
I did when I was playing around with packet shaping and the stateful firewall. I turned all that off and it's been rock solid. They have way too much software on that thing.
Thanks, Good to hear. Might come back to you for some tips. I ordered the XT9s but worried about all the negative posts I read associated with the whole series XT8, ET8 etc.
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I think this is a good deal OP; repped!
Anyone have experience with this unit? The prior generation (WiFi 6, Asus ZenWifi XT8) was reviewed well by PC Mag, CNET, etc.
Looks like I can.
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Worth the upgrade? Just have a backlog of routers to sell XD Amplifi Alien, 3 Google nest routers too. Don't think the wife will be happy
I'd skip 6e and go 5/6 triband for wireless mesh or go with a quadband 6e system.
I have to say, I did come to regret that a bit, especially as the early XT8 software was buggy, but it's been rock solid these last three years.
I think this is a good deal OP; repped!
Anyone have experience with this unit? The prior generation (WiFi 6, Asus ZenWifi XT8) was reviewed well by PC Mag, CNET, etc.
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I have to say, I did come to regret that a bit, especially as the early XT8 software was buggy, but it's been rock solid these last three years.
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