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About this product:
- Supports Wi-Fi 7 802.11be with up to 9700 Mbps speeds
- Multi-link Operation for stable internet connections
- AI WAN detection for versatile WAN configurations
- Up to three SSIDs, easy IoT setup, VPN, parental controls
- Subscription-free network security with AiProtection Pro
- 1x 10G WAN/LAN, 4x 2.5G LAN, supports 8K streaming, HDR gaming, AI networking
- 3-year warranty
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ASUS RT-BE92U is a Wi Fi 7 tri band router that can be very fast and, after firmware updates, has become solid for some setups. Merlin support is a plus, and the 6 gigahertz band can help avoid 5 gigahertz DFS dropouts. The main caveat is stability, with reports of random reboots, crashes, and MLO problems unless features are toned down or 6 gigahertz power is adjusted. It feels like a capable but finicky router that rewards careful setup.
The router supports third-party Asus-Merlin firmware, which can be installed immediately for improved stability.
Firmware updates can resolve early stability complaints and make the router perform well after setup.
Some setups report more stable Wi-Fi signal after switching from older AX3000 or AC68U models.
Daily random reboots reportedly stop after lowering 6GHz power from high to medium.
MLO operation reportedly does not work reliably, and disabling MLO may be required.
Connectivity issues can lead to frequent returns, including poor connectivity despite strong port speed.
The router can experience 2.4GHz hanging on some older devices, which may require reboots to restore printing.
Severe stability problems can include crashes every 1-3 hours and forgetting login details that force hard resets.
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What does "went with info" mean?
Frequently returned due to poor connectivity.
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the current router has been having issues past few months...needing a reboot to get working again. Have had since late 2017 I believe. I've tried all the tricks....reflashing firmware, downgrading, loading defaults. Issue is it just locks up and becomes non responsive, even the led lights get stuck solid on front and back.
Temps are normal, have dusted it...was clean.
Anyhow... for $190 I know this is more modern, and "Faster" but I'm primarly looking for stability and range. WiFi6/7 not priority, gaming stuff is all wired.
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This BE92U was onsale at the same price before, however, the deal had users recommended different things, even turning off MLO for it to work. If you have to turn certain things off for it to work, it's not the manufacturer's intention.
What does "went with info" mean?
so if hosting a personal cloud using a router is your end game
look elsewhere beyond Asus.
i enjoy an asus AX router, but was disappointed to learn
that entire feature section should not be used.
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This thing is awful! Under normal settings, it would crash every 1 to 3 hours. At one point, it was forgetting the login information so the only way to get back on to the interface was to hard reset it and start all over. I've since disabled the vast majority of what makes this router anything special, and have it restart automatically nightly, and it's down to one crash a week. Sadly, I'm calling that a success.
(Also, I am using merlin firmware)
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