Review on Wi-Fi router ASUS RT-AC88U, black/red by Elang ᠌

Did not live up to expectations, so I decided to get another one. It is too late to turn back, and I require a minimum of eight ports. It was a waste of my money. Not really familiar with how the Asus works with completed firmware, but everything seems to be quite disappointing thus far. You will first need to download it to your computer, after which you will need to move it to your hard drive via the network. After that, you will be able to watch it from any device. Has pros: The USB 3.0 port can function as an entry-level network storage device in addition to having a large number of available ports and being simple to set up. Quick performance in a variety of contexts. Its cons: The torrent client is not operating as expected. The program that was meant to place downloads on the router did not work properly on the PC. It was possible to install downloads through the web interface for a period of time, but after that point I stopped using that method to download things. I/O faults began to manifest themselves on the hard disk after only a brief period of operation. It generates its own heat while also heating up the hard drive. Unexpectedly feeble antenna; passing through one and a half walls already results in a signal that is highly unstable in both ranges. The signal is not significantly superior to the one I got from my previous Zyxel kinetic 4g rev a. A drawn-out process of adjusting the settings in the web muzzle. It is possible for a hard disk to be in an idle state, in which case it will not be seen until the system is restarted. I had believed that the input/output difficulties were the only ones I was experiencing, but the reviews also highlight this issue. As you try to finish several of the unique "chips" on your own, you will find that they do not function correctly. That is to say, everything appears to be functioning properly with the default parameters, but when new settings are applied, the entire group stops functioning properly. If you try to install multiple sorts of access to folders on a hard disk, for instance, the disk will not be fully visible. Either everything is visible to everyone at all times or nothing is seen at any time. Because it is too large, it cannot be contained within any low-current shield. It is worth touching the antenna a little bit because it falls like a stone, and you have to scroll it again to make it stand. This is a minor issue, but it is annoying. When a hard disk connected to a computer via USB 3.0, users frequently report inexplicable access issues (including issues with deleting and copying data). Not the fact that viewed files will be able to be deleted over the network at some point in the future. It is unclear what the determining factor is because. I made sure that there was no apparatus that was climbing to it, but there is still no access.