Amazon has ASUS TUF Gaming BE6500 WiFi 7 Dual-Band Router (TUF-BE6500) on sale for $150. Shipping is free.
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WiFi 7 Gaming Router - WiFi 7 (802.11be) dual-band gaming router boosts speeds up to 6500 Mbps, with 4096-QAM increasing a single frequency band's transmission speed by 1.2 times.
Game Tough with Stability & Low Latency - Multi-link operation (MLO) link up to multi-band at the same time to ensure the stable internet connection and increase the efficiency.
Quad 2.5G Port - Traffic via 2.5G ports has top priority, supported by 1* WAN and 3* LAN port configurations to maximize wired internet connectivity.
One Router. All Game Types - TUF Gaming BE6500 provides gamers with different features for different game types, including a one-tap mobile game packet prioritization, a dedicated Gaming Port that ensures your device remains at the front of the queue for optimal performance, and Open NAT that simplifies multiplayer setups with easy port forwarding in just 3 steps.
Comprehensive Security System - Support the latest ASUS security system, give you a wonderful protection from any network threaten.
Tested Durability and Stable Operation - TUF Gaming BE6500 is built to be durable and undergoes verified testing to ensure reliable, stable operation.
Our research indicates that this deal is $109.99 less (42% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $259.99 at the time of this post.
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Amazon has ASUS TUF Gaming BE6500 WiFi 7 Dual-Band Router (TUF-BE6500) on sale for $150. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter ItsSoCheap for posting this deal.
About this item:
WiFi 7 Gaming Router - WiFi 7 (802.11be) dual-band gaming router boosts speeds up to 6500 Mbps, with 4096-QAM increasing a single frequency band's transmission speed by 1.2 times.
Game Tough with Stability & Low Latency - Multi-link operation (MLO) link up to multi-band at the same time to ensure the stable internet connection and increase the efficiency.
Quad 2.5G Port - Traffic via 2.5G ports has top priority, supported by 1* WAN and 3* LAN port configurations to maximize wired internet connectivity.
One Router. All Game Types - TUF Gaming BE6500 provides gamers with different features for different game types, including a one-tap mobile game packet prioritization, a dedicated Gaming Port that ensures your device remains at the front of the queue for optimal performance, and Open NAT that simplifies multiplayer setups with easy port forwarding in just 3 steps.
Comprehensive Security System - Support the latest ASUS security system, give you a wonderful protection from any network threaten.
Tested Durability and Stable Operation - TUF Gaming BE6500 is built to be durable and undergoes verified testing to ensure reliable, stable operation.
Our research indicates that this deal is $109.99 less (42% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $259.99 at the time of this post.
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Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more.
Great observation. RT-BE82U is about $157 on Amazon right now. For another $7 you get a slightly faster CPU (2.0ghz vs 1.5ghz) and 1 extra 2.5GB LAN port. I'd get the BE82U.
It's not a fair fight, comparing a $150 router deal to $468 of Ubiquiti network gear. Those prices are from UniFi's website.
Yes, those prices sound about right, though if you get them through B&H Photo they will usually price match and if you get their Payboo credit card they will rebate the sales tax.
Here's a correction, though. The Dream Machine 7 (It's actually called the Dream Router 7) is a standalone device. You need no additional AP with that. That's not what I have but I am willing to bet in terms of features and performance, it too will embarrass the BE6500. So, for an additional $129 you can have a great gaming router that bas lots more features for you to secure your network than the BE6500.
If you wanted to go with the stack I was referring to, it's more like this:
Dream Machine Special Edition: $499
U7 Pro AP: $189
Yes, those prices sound about right, though if you get them through B&H Photo they will usually price match and if you get their Payboo credit card they will rebate the sales tax.
Here's a correction, though. The Dream Machine 7 (It's actually called the Dream Router 7) is a standalone device. You need no additional AP with that. That's not what I have but I am willing to bet in terms of features and performance, it too will embarrass the BE6500. So, for an additional $129 you can have a great gaming router that bas lots more features for you to secure your network than the BE6500.
If you wanted to go with the stack I was referring to, it's more like this:
Dream Machine Special Edition: $499
U7 Pro AP: $189
That's a great setup for sure. But for those looking for a WiFi 7 deal (let's set the price ceiling at $200) what would you recommend?
I don't question the performance, configurability and performance of Ubiquiti network gear. But the cost (unless you are shopping during their Black Friday deal in November) is higher than much of the network equipment out there.
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U7 Pro AP: $189
Dream Machine 7: $279
It's not a fair fight, comparing a $150 router deal to $468 of Ubiquiti network gear. Those prices are from UniFi's website.
Here's a correction, though. The Dream Machine 7 (It's actually called the Dream Router 7) is a standalone device. You need no additional AP with that. That's not what I have but I am willing to bet in terms of features and performance, it too will embarrass the BE6500. So, for an additional $129 you can have a great gaming router that bas lots more features for you to secure your network than the BE6500.
If you wanted to go with the stack I was referring to, it's more like this:
Dream Machine Special Edition: $499
U7 Pro AP: $189
Yes, those prices sound about right, though if you get them through B&H Photo they will usually price match and if you get their Payboo credit card they will rebate the sales tax.
Here's a correction, though. The Dream Machine 7 (It's actually called the Dream Router 7) is a standalone device. You need no additional AP with that. That's not what I have but I am willing to bet in terms of features and performance, it too will embarrass the BE6500. So, for an additional $129 you can have a great gaming router that bas lots more features for you to secure your network than the BE6500.
If you wanted to go with the stack I was referring to, it's more like this:
Dream Machine Special Edition: $499
U7 Pro AP: $189
I don't question the performance, configurability and performance of Ubiquiti network gear. But the cost (unless you are shopping during their Black Friday deal in November) is higher than much of the network equipment out there.
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