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[Prime] $184.99*: ASUS RT-AXE7800 Tri-Band WiFi 6E 6GHz Extendable Router w/ 2.5G Port at Amazon

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Amazon [amazon.com] has ASUS RT-AXE7800 Tri-Band WiFi 6E 6GHz Extendable Router w/ 2.5G Port for $184.99.
Shipping is free.

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$95 lower (34% savings) than the list price of $279.99
$15 lower (8% savings) than the previous price of $199.99

*Previous Frontpage Deal at $210 with 21 Deal Score and 62 comments.

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MrPorkchop
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I have this router. Runs great. Firmware gets updated often. Also the range is good. The phone app to set this up makes everything easy. Very customizable. I have had a good experience with mine. Very few dropped signals. Only complaint is that this style of router is ugly if you have to put it in your living room.
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cho9736
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Used like new condition with 30% discount is about $100 if you like to risk it
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DeathMoJo
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Anyone got an opinion on this or the ASUS RT-AX86U?

I have a few WiFi 6E devices that could support the RT-AXE7800 but I also see the RT-AX86U pro is supported by the Asuswrt-Merlin project.
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asdf916
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Quote from cho9736 :
Used like new condition with 30% discount is about $100 if you like to risk it
Thanks for this! $104 before tax for like new!
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fyreboltx
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I have a Asus TUF 6000, which is ok but I'm hoping this has a stronger signal.
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ruffrhyno
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Quote from DeathMoJo :
Anyone got an opinion on this or the ASUS RT-AX86U?

I have a few WiFi 6E devices that could support the RT-AXE7800 but I also see the RT-AX86U pro is supported by the Asuswrt-Merlin project.

I've had the ax86u for the past 7 years or so and never had any issues. I bought a second one on sale about 3 years ago as backup or secondary to extend as a mesh network. My primary one hasn't failed and the signal is strong enough where I don't need to boost signal (through 2 different house moves. It's just that good.

Maybe I'm just too poor and need to get a bigger house?
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TrickyDickRocks
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Quote from fyreboltx :
I have a Asus TUF 6000, which is ok but I'm hoping this has a stronger signal.
Somewhat off topic in this thread, but I also have the TUF AX6000 running wireless backhaul to an AX3000. Recent firmware updates have caused intermittent wifi issues as of late. 5Ghz signal seems to be very weak now. It also didn't seem to like having another router run the Merlin firmware for AImesh. DongKnows says this one is good for wired backhaul https://dongknows.com/asus-rt-axe...er-review/

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laleyan
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This or ASUS RT-AX86U Pro (AX5700)?
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DeathMoJo
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Quote from ruffrhyno :
I've had the ax86u for the past 7 years or so and never had any issues. I bought a second one on sale about 3 years ago as backup or secondary to extend as a mesh network. My primary one hasn't failed and the signal is strong enough where I don't need to boost signal (through 2 different house moves. It's just that good.

Maybe I'm just too poor and need to get a bigger house?
Thanks for the feedback.I actually decided to pick up the RT-BE86U as the difference was about $60 for the used version over the RT-AX86U (BE86U 30% off vice AX86U 20% for prime day) and both are supported by the Merlin firmware. The 30% off for the BE-86U is also available on the new price.

I'd look at the size of your house as you aren't drowning in debt because you wanted something bigger lol.
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fyreboltx
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Quote from TrickyDickRocks :
Somewhat off topic in this thread, but I also have the TUF AX6000 running wireless backhaul to an AX3000. Recent firmware updates have caused intermittent wifi issues as of late. 5Ghz signal seems to be very weak now. It also didn't seem to like having another router run the Merlin firmware for AImesh. DongKnows says this one is good for wired backhaul https://dongknows.com/asus-rt-axe...er-review/ [dongknows.com]
My issue is interference. I live in a condo building and everyone has wifi so no matter where I am, even though my unit is pretty small, like 1,200 sq ft. Funny you said the AX3000, I bought some of those to see if it helps to "extend" the signals but they did not, just caused more interference.
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Quote from DeathMoJo :
Anyone got an opinion on this or the ASUS RT-AX86U? I have a few WiFi 6E devices that could support the RT-AXE7800 but I also see the RT-AX86U pro is supported by the Asuswrt-Merlin project.
When I was just researching between these two, I was looking for stability, longevity, and heavy traffic loads. From what I found the AX86U has better thermal properties and is more rock solid for my use case. If you don't need 6E speed, it's probably a better deal. And if any are still available on Amazon Resale, there is an additional 20% off.

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