ASUS Lyra Voice Wireless AC-2200 Tri Band Gigabit WiFi Smart Speaker - $99.99 (also @ Best Buy)

Deth88 wrote: ↑ Thanks OP! Was looking for an AImesh compatible router.

thearcticdragon wrote: ↑ Just FYI, this doesn’t have aimesh 2.0 yet

mikka2017 wrote: ↑ Ya that's why Its reduced in price.. I don't think it will get ai2.0... I bought one at 149...then another at 129..now it's 99 .. Should I buy a 3rd and return the first 2?

At first I thought u can voice control it but it is just alexa bt speaker add on.. Not a smart voice activated router... Sound is pretty good with Amazon music and dts atmos sound

But at 99 instant buy cuz its 3in1...alexa.
Aimesh router and bt speaker

stcv3 wrote: ↑ Got one from BB before the new year. Good sound and nice looks. Satisfies so far but I'm not an advanced user. Tried to connect an asus wifi extender as mesh but it doesn't work. I think it's a faulty extender. Getting consistent signal throughout the whole house anyway so I'm okay.

netwise wrote: ↑ That makes sense to me and my AIMesh config - extenders aren't nodes. They don't participate in AIMesh, unfortunately. Sounds like it's working as expected.

stcv3 wrote: ↑ Got one from BB before the new year. Good sound and nice looks. Satisfies so far but I'm not an advanced user. Tried to connect an asus wifi extender as mesh but it doesn't work. I think it's a faulty extender. Getting consistent signal throughout the whole house anyway so I'm okay.

Dhanushan wrote: ↑ Which extender?

This router can be a primary AiMesh router or AiMesh node according to tech specs
https://www.asus.com/Networking-IoT-Ser ... e/techspec

Did you update to the latest firmware?
https://www.asus.com/Networking-IoT-Ser ... Desk_BIOS/

ASUS Lyra Voice Firmware version 3.0.0.4.384_48250

stcv3 wrote: ↑ It's ac55 extender. It connects to ai mesh just fine but as soon as a device connects to the extender the light turns red and it restarts. Moved it around and still the same result. Router firmware is the same. I set the lyra as access point but I don't see it as the issue with the node. Its either faulty or incompatible.

How does Detect Suspicious Network feature work on your Phone?
Detect Suspicious Network is a client-based solution that is primarily designed to safeguard smartphone users from common forms of Wi-Fi attacks through suspicious hotspots. Suspicious hotspots often have network names or SSIDs that are similar to other legitimate access points that appear on the network scan list. Such networks or hotspots will capture all transmitted packets and attempt to manipulate these packets to their advantage.

JoJoCan wrote: ↑ BestBuy only has 12 left for those that are undecided.