ASUS WiFi 6E Gaming Router (ROG Rapture GT-AXE11000) - Tri-Band 10 Gigabit Wireless Router, World's First 6GHz Band for Wider Channels & Higher Capacity, 1.8GHz Quad-Core processor, 2.5G Port, Gaming & Streaming

Pros: - Noticeably faster wired and wireless - Wifi 6 and Wifi 6e - LED Lights - Quiet and makes no noise that I can tell

Cons: - I was hoping for a more advanced admin panel that would allow me configure some more granular security settings - The AIProtection Network Security alerting mechanism really needs a test email button as it seems to send alerting emails initially but then does not? Hopefully an update will add this feature

Overall Review: This is amazing, if you have the money buy it.

Pros: I just upgraded from an older asus router that supported parental blocking, but had stopped obtaining firmware updates. I upgraded to this device, it is quite large, but the options for blocking devices and other features is significantly more robust. Traffic graphs are very similar to prior asus designs, but the antennae support a much larger field, and my sons xbox that is a few rooms away no longer struggle over wireless. Ability for the RBG to light up, looks really cool. Ability to disable the RBG is great.

Cons: It is quite large, more difficult to "hide" the device.

Overall Review: If you are after wireless 6e, I would say that this is a nice device. The price is a little bit high when I purchased, but I tend to hold onto devices for a long time, so I tend to purchase brand new/best and use the device for a long time.

Pros: Wifi 6 Guest network Settings for vpn, alexia, and gaming. Good range, and throughput. Works well with intel and Samsung products.

Cons: With this price tag i was hoping for more settings as a corporate style system. When itle, uses 60% of ram (600MB)

Overall Review: I matched this with the new Motorola mb8611 with the 2.5gb port. Im happy with the speed. But the pings are kinda disappointing. It's not routers fault, comcast has issues they need to fix.

Pros: It works just as well as the AX11000 with a few component changes to the radio configuration to add the 6ghz radio.

Cons: Missing lots of features such as WPA2 or WPA3 Enterprise 192. 6ghz radio has a defect that can cause issues with performance and broadcast visibility UI was not ready when this first came out.

Overall Review: I do not suggest this to any one and I believe you should get a router with either a better design or a Qualcomm-based radio if you have any desire for stable 6ghz connections.

Pros: - very good build quality - able to turn off leds - great management interface - alot of useful control options - extremely easy setup through app - looks cool

Overall Review: If you have the money and don't want to worry about your router for a few years then this is it.

Pros: -Fast response, good specs -UI is easy to use (though the "gaming" theme of it sucks) -Good range

Cons: -Every month have to reboot because 5G just stops working (with all devices; different computers, OSes, devices, camera....) -Support non-existent from ASUS

Overall Review: Pricy, cant get 5G to be reliable.

Overall Review: I would recommend this router...

Overall Review: So my review may be a little biased since i hadnt upgraded my router in years! But this thing is amazing! Super fast! I still need another router to setup then AI Mesh. I have a larger home and very thick brick and concrete walls, Ive always needed another access point, so not that big of a deal. But, my streaming hardly has buffered...if it has. This is the first time since I started online gaming with the PS3 that I can play over WiFis and have no issues!! Asus has an app for their routers too. Thought it would be wonky and whats the point, the apps great! Tbh, I dont like prioritizing the gaming packets because of how much it slows everything else down SO much! If you live alone or have youre own separate internet line from the rest of the house, it would be awesome...of course...it could be user error. This thing is huge, but, if thats a big deal to you, youre looking at the wrong router.