I've bought this router about a month or so ago for $199.99 & though it was a decent buy then. It's even better now at $179.99 for a decent WiFi6 based router that was recently released.
I had a few minor issues for connecting some of my older devices to this router but a few changes in the set-up resolved that fairly quickly. I'm quite content with the range and performance so far.
sidiuz wrote: ↑
I've bought this router about a month or so ago for $199.99 & though it was a decent buy then. It's even better now at $179.99 for a decent WiFi6 based router that was recently released.
I had a few minor issues for connecting some of my older devices to this router but a few changes in the set-up resolved that fairly quickly. I'm quite content with the range and performance so far.
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Are you able to connect with an AX200 device at 2.4Gbps? I am thinking about upgrading my AX10 which max out at 1.2G.
sidiuz wrote: ↑I've bought this router about a month or so ago for $199.99 & though it was a decent buy then. It's even better now at $179.99 for a decent WiFi6 based router that was recently released.
I had a few minor issues for connecting some of my older devices to this router but a few changes in the set-up resolved that fairly quickly. I'm quite content with the range and performance so far.
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What changes did you make. I own it as well and have intermittent connectivity issues despite full signal .
This or ASUS RT-AC86U AC2900 Dual Band that was on sale for 179.99 ? or walmart r75 for 20 ?
I'm really noob at this whole router scene. I have lot of smart devices (tv, soundbar, smart plug, bulb, google home etc) + nvidia shield, 2 tablets, 2 laptops. This stupid white rogers modem (gigabit internet) is not powerful enough. I keep getting disconnection. Any advise will be greatly appreciated. thanks
djdk80 wrote: ↑
This or ASUS RT-AC86U AC2900 Dual Band that was on sale for 179.99 ? or walmart r75 for 20 ?
I'm really noob at this whole router scene. I have lot of smart devices (tv, soundbar, smart plug, bulb, google home etc) + nvidia shield, 2 tablets, 2 laptops. This stupid white rogers modem (gigabit internet) is not powerful enough. I keep getting disconnection. Any advise will be greatly appreciated. thanks
They are different; AX5400 is Wifi 6 compatible, but AC86U is not. If you have lots of Wifi 6 compatible devices, go ahead with AX5400, otherwise AC86U is a rock solid router proven by tons of happy users. AC86U's firmware is the best in the market as well.
First time home buyer and no idea what I need in terms of routers. See that right now, this one is ATL; however looks like this is one of the newer ones (and flashier ones).
Is this a good purchase for me, or am I better off buying an older gen?
Context:
-have a few smart home items such as Arlo, and Nest
- two people working from home
- internet will probably be 100-150 mbps
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Damn just bought this last week for $199 on amazon
I see it's $169 now. Should I buy and do the return trick?
No ethics pls..... Lol
If it's last week, there's nothing wrong to return and rebuy. Since Amazon won't do price protection/match and there's a 30$ price drop within 30 days. Even contacting amazon support, they'll tell you to do the same thing.
hansdoreen wrote: ↑
If it's last week, there's nothing wrong to return and rebuy. Since Amazon won't do price protection/match and there's a 30$ price drop within 30 days. Even contacting amazon support, they'll tell you to do the same thing.
I bought a UBIQUITI Unifi Access Point AC Long Range, worth returning it for this router instead + wifi 6 adapter on my PC ? I am looking to get good wifi coverage in my home.
