ASUS RP-AX56 AX1800 Dual Band WiFi 6 (802.11ax) Range Extender / AiMesh Extender for seamless mesh WiFi; works with any WiFi router, white

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I can see the major advantage of the Zen Wifi is WiFi 6 in all locations, but that’s not my main goal. That said, if you want to find out what the RP-AX58 can do, my review of the RT-AX56 explains it all.

With my control speeds established, it was time to start adding in the range boosters and seeing which ones improved things the best. Pairing each one with the router only required me to plug it in nearby and press the WPS button on both devices -- after that, I relocated them downstairs, to the basement rec room, which was the farthest point from the router that still had a decent signal and speeds. Whenever you're using a Wi-Fi range extender, that's typically the best place to put it: just shy of the edge of your router's range, where it will still receive a strong enough signal to put out a strong signal of its own. The best way to find that spot? Grab your phone or laptop and run some speed tests. For Android devices, requires Android 5.0 or later : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.asus.aiextender&hl=en The actual transfer speed of USB 3.0, 3.1, 3.2, and/or Type-C will vary depending on many factors including the processing speed of the host device, file attributes and other factors related to system configuration and your operating environment.Can anybody point me to proper settings for the wifi settings/professional tabs to try to eliminate that from the equation? So from the broadband providers modem, you connect to a WAN port of the RT-AX68U. This is what you call the Primary node? And this might be a stupid question, but will the AC5300 (as either an AiMesh satellite node or in AP mode) still function normally as a router/switch for all my home entertainment devices (TV, Blu-ray player,etc. ) connected to it? I would assume so, but I just wanted to make sure on that point.

I am acquiring another router and moving a Synology DS920+ from the primary router to a node (that I will be on) as my wife believes high NAS i/o activity is the reason the current main router goes down more than she would like for her work situation. While I’m sure I could troubleshoot this, I’m not sure if I’ll ever overcome her perception… so I’m hoping a different network config may be the easier answer and (possibly) improve my NAS interaction by wiring my workstation into the same node as the NAS. A firmware version that starts with 9.x.x.x instead of 3.x.x.x is a beta release meant for testing purposes only.) The major release (3 digits) and minor update (5 digits) in an Asus router firmware version. If you have suggestions for devices for either of these locations, I would welcome them. I’m not opposed to spending money if it makes my network, which includes several smart home devices, solid and reliable. I’m tired of it being so glitchy. Reply g.Try to reset your AiMesh system to default and manual set up and see if issue persist. Please stay in default setting and do not import a pre-saved setting file to prevent any possible connection issue. Ultra-fast WiFi Speed – RP-AX56 supports 80MHz bandwidth and 1024-QAM for dramatically faster wireless connections. With a total networking speed of about 1800Mbps — 574 Mbps on the 2.4GHz band and 1201 Mbps on the 5GHz band.

Viteză WiFi ultra-rapidă - RP-AX56 suportă o lățime de bandă de 80 MHz și 1024-QAM pentru conexiuni wireless mult mai rapide. Cu o viteză totală de rețea de aproximativ 1800 Mbps - 574 Mbps pe banda de 2.4 GHz și 1201 Mbps pe banda de 5 GHz. I could get a second 10 Gig capable router from another manufacturer and use it as an AP, but I think the convenience of a mesh is probably a better option. Reply