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forum threadBhumit13 posted Today 01:24 AM
forum threadBhumit13 posted Today 01:24 AM

ASUS RT-BE58 Go Dual-Band WiFi 7 Portable Travel Router - $99.99 with coupon - Amazon

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Model: ASUS - RT-BE58 Go BE3600 Dual-Band Wi-Fi 7 Travel Router - White

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Today 03:03 AM
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KnockKnockWhosThereToday 03:03 AM
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why would I choose this over the very established gli.net travel routers?
I have the xt8 zenwifi with the openwrt Merlin firmware. Not a hater, just generally curious if anyone had an intelligent opinion
Today 03:12 AM
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zeepmccheapToday 03:12 AM
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Quote from KnockKnockWhosThere :
why would I choose this over the very established gli.net travel routers?
I have the xt8 zenwifi with the openwrt Merlin firmware. Not a hater, just generally curious if anyone had an intelligent opinion
What do you even use these for?
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Today 03:23 AM
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Nintendo1474Today 03:23 AM
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Quote from KnockKnockWhosThere :
why would I choose this over the very established gli.net travel routers?
I have the xt8 zenwifi with the openwrt Merlin firmware. Not a hater, just generally curious if anyone had an intelligent opinion
Compatibility with AiMesh, official firmware made specifically for this router by the same company that makes the router, and it's currently cheaper than the equivalent Gli.net travel router of the same speed. It only has a gigabit lan port compared to the Gli.nets 2.5, though. So should probably just wait for a sale on that if the open source firmware doesn't bother you
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Today 02:52 PM
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kc3Today 02:52 PM
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It's pretty obvious with the "Dual-Band" in the title (good job OP), but just in case someone is skimming... to maximize WiFi 7 you need all 3 bands (2.4 GHz, 5 GHz & 6 GHz). This is missing 6 GHz. It's still WiFi 7 and will still be fast, but the biggest boost in WiFi 7 (or WiFi 6E for that matter) comes from the addition of the 6 GHz band. I just thought I would mention that since I almost bought WiFi 7 access points that were dual-band because I wasn't reading close enough -- thankfully I caught the issue and switched the model to a tri-band version. 😀
Today 03:32 PM
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amoledToday 03:32 PM
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This Asus router looks suspiciously very similar to gli.net
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Today 03:38 PM
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amoledToday 03:38 PM
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Why is everyone chasing the Wi-Fi 7 and gigabit connections? Are you seriously communicating with Mars or some outer galaxies? The chase for speed has really became a marketing scheme to get you to buy expensive products...
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