ASUS RT-AX86S (AX5700) Dual Band WiFi 6 Extendable Gaming Router, Gaming Port, Mobile Game Mode, Port Forwarding, Subscription-free Network Security, Instant Guard, VPN, AiMesh Compatible, Smart Home

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Streaming to the ground floor AC87 (TV connected to it via LAN) and 2nd floor Devocol Client (TV attached via LAN) was good. Which of these from your list would you recommend for me to go about maximizing our network and productivity with so many devices?

TP-Link Archer GX90 (AX6600) Best Wi-Fi 6 Routers: The TP-Link Archer GX90 AX6600 is a cool-looking Wi-Fi 6 Tri-Band "gaming" router. Your computers and mobile devices will also need to support Wi-Fi 6 to get the full benefit of those advanced features, but Wi-Fi 6 routers are still compatible with existing devices that use 802.These 2 types are hard to get here and the available ones are ROG Rapture GT-AX11000, RT-AC5300, RT-AX82U, and TUF Gaming AX3000. Reading your advices on comments, I was planning to get a RT-AX86U as a router, and Zenwifi XD4 as nodes. Is going semi-pro like Unifi or Omada the only solution nowadays or is out there some newer consumer router that just works? What, to me at least is less clear, is when you try to connect two Dual Band Wifi 6 Routers, like for instance a set of Asus RT-AX-92u´s.

We have a TP-Link AX3000 that is barely enough to cover the two bedrooms on the second floor and gives an abysmal signal to the living room and my 1st-floor roommates. year old TP-Link Archer C7 (v2), so it doesn’t seem like the router itself should be outdated, but perhaps it’s just not optimal for a house over 3,000 sqft.THE question I have for you is – which router (router software) would give me greater control of ensuring that only my desk wifi5 5Ghz client/adapter connects to the main router (or would I benefit from connecting to the satellite being in the room above me) only? I have immediate need for a mesh network per se however if I can operate the main Netgear router as the primary/standalone device because it delivers greater performance vs line of sight of the Asus… I would be prepared to pay more for the best hardware I can afford to deliver 1) the best performance at the distance I am sat at for working from home 2) Futureproofed for at least 3 years before having to consider upgrading again. I’m looking for a device that’s compatible with Verizon Fios but it allod for me to connect a minimum of 30 devices. I’ll put one unit in the master bedroom where I have a wired back haul (I totally forgot about) so should easily irradiate the bathroom in glorious Wi-Fi 6.

My bathroom Sonos and iPhone looses wifi signal (no signal at all, then comes back) , so like ability to have another AP there.As well as providing really high speed, Wi-Fi 6 also uses new technologies such as OFDMA (orthogonal frequency division multiple access) to improve reliability when transmitting data to lots of devices all at the same time. The TP-Link Archer AX50 ( not to be confused with the similarly specced Archer AX3000) is a dual-stream (2x2) mid-range Wi-Fi 6 router.