ASUS ROG Rapture GT-AXE16000 Quad-band WiFi 6E Extendable Gaming Router, 6GHz Band, Dual 10G Ports, 2.5G WAN Port, ASUS RangeBoost Plus, Triple-level Game Acceleration, VPN Fusion, AiMesh Compatible

Simply the best router I have owned. I have been a Netgear user in the past. The Aimesh is wonderful when you use a second up to 4 other ASUS nodes.

I dont have many devices that can connect to 6e. At this point only two Galaxy S23 phones. New LG 77 C2 TV doesnt support AX/6e, New Samsung 85 tv doesnt support 6E, none of the Roku Boxes support 6e... My old tri-band Asus router from 6 years ago has 1 2.4 Ghz and 2 5Ghz radios... At this point, not much difference. Spent just over $400 for the last Top of the Line Asus router 6 years ago and now dropped $600 on this one. Hopefully Roku will start supporting 6e soon and maybe the LG C3 next year will support 6e... Right now not much difference between old and new. Old router was randomly locking up so I needed a new one so I went with the future proof top of the line GOAT of wireless home routers. A year from now I am sure I will be glad I did. Right now it is just an expensive replacement with about the same features. I will say our Galaxy S23 phones are lightning fast on 6e.

If you are encountering extremely slow upload speeds, but have good download speeds - this may be due to your ONT and this router not working together properly. There are a couple solutions, but all of them are work arounds.

If youre buying something that does what this does for as much as it costs, I would expect you to have some technical or at least troubleshooting skills. It has plug and go capability, but to get the full effective usefulness out of it, youre gonna need to find and turn on a couple switches in the Admin menu.

I have a UNIFi dream machine pro SE and my google fiber directly connected to it. It would run circles around this router any day of the week. WiFi 6 is a waste if you dont have a lot of devices that actually use it. Just more radio congestion in your home network.

The ASUS ROG Rapture WiFi 6E Gaming Router (GT-AXE11000) is a high-end router with many impressive features, including WiFi 6 support, AiMesh, VPN Fusion, and extensive customization options. The reviewer noted that the router has great performance, with speeds reaching 500-600 Mbps in close proximity and 300 Mbps at a distance. The advanced features, such as the ability to assign static IP addresses and the VPN server, are also impressive. The setup process for the router was easy but had some issues with stability. The AiMesh feature improved the stability and speed of the network, but the reviewer had to restart the router and node in a specific order to get a solid network connection. Overall, the reviewer was impressed with the router and its capabilities.

I have two in a mesh network and once I got them going they are excellent and very stable. Make sure you give the router time to apply changes.

This router was a joke for covering a 1700 SQ FT home. For $500 dollars, you think you would get a decent product? Go with an AX TP Link, that does the job significantly better.

Great company, I this was an upgrade from my RoG 5300, i have only trusted and used Asus Routers for over 15 yrs. But this one seems to have been a bad batch, connecting was super simple. But the Wifi signal kept dropping, I live in a small house, but the signal strength was not there either. So, i returned it and bought the ASUS ROG Rapture GT6 (2PK).

Connections frequently get stuck, requiring you to turn wifi off and back on. This persisted across Windows 11, Ubuntu Linux, iOS, and Android devices on the network, and a replacement router had the same problem. No combination of router settings resolved the issue. Seems to be a design flaw