ASUS ROG Rapture GT-AX6000 Router $299.40, ASUS RT-BE88U (BE7200) Rouer $559.30 + Shipping ($0 C&C/ in-Store) @ PB Tech

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Great price for dual band routers with Merlin support.

AX6000 is far newer than AX86/88U being sold for similar or higher price as used.

Good price drop on the recently released WiFi 7 variant of these - BE88U too

Reviews
https://dongknows.com/asus-rog-rapture-gt-ax6000-gaming-rout…
https://dongknows.com/asus-rt-be88u-dual-band-wi-fi-7-router…

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  • +2

    Already posted

    However I can vouch for ax6000. Very happy with it for a while now.

    • dang, wondered why no one had found this earlier. sorry, please delete the post.

      • Might be alright because it wasn't mentioned in the title of that post but can't remember the rule off the top of my head.

    • Not a networking expert but I can see no Merlin support, looks like less RAM, less 2.4Ghz bandwidth, etc. I think for a tri-band, you'd generally want the number to be above 10k, like AXE11000.
      https://dongknows.com/asus-rt-axe7800-wi-fi6e-router-review/

    • +1

      Compared to which one?

      I would say BE88u > AXE7800 > AX6000. BE is wifi 7, AXE is wifi 6e, AX6000 is wifi 6.

      Personally I would skip AXE7800.

    • It's silly to have WiFi 6e with one 2.5gbe wan and no 2.5gbe lan port

      • Yup exactly. I have 2.5g switch connected to 2.5g lan port on my AX6000. It's good to have internal network on 2.5g. Just having a 2.5g on wan is useless if you only have 1gig fibre.

  • I'm in the market for a new wifi router, the AX6000 looks good, I'm also considering the Flint 2, which is cheaper on Amazon.
    There is also this WiFi 7 Mercusys one for cheap but I can't find much on it https://www.amazon.com.au/Mercusys-Tri-Band-Directional-Stre…

    • I read somewhere that there is a lower limit of wifi devices that can be connected to Flint 2. I could be wrong so make sure it fits your use case.

  • I have an AX86S at the moment that I'm looking to replace as it's semi-frequently dropping the WAN connection.

    The BE88U looks good - however does anyone know how it would compare to say the Deco BE65? They're only $615 at the moment for a 2 pack.

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