I bought it in conjunction with the Asus whistle, after using D-Link. D-Link got me. Asus is completely satisfied. They work without failures for 2 years, and maybe 3. I hooked a screw to it, now I have a gig cloud. Now we need a HTPP server, it's a pity that it can't)) In general, it can be expensive, but it works and works perfectly, and with D-Links and others like them, there are constant jambs and a lottery.

I took it used, without glitches. Most likely just the firmware is already dopilin for a year of sales. I wanted to set up a simple talker for people in the 24 * 7 mode, I had to install an alternative firmware. Now always Mumble works. Over time, I figured out the alternative firmware and abandoned the standard DownloadMaster due to buggy. I put an alternative to Transmission for torrents, and for http I use Pyload. The plans are to hang a webcam to track the child from the phone, computer.

in general, I thought it was a wonderful device, but in fact it's crap . I got pinned by buying 9 such devices for the organization . we are waiting for DD-WRT =( In Access Point mode, there is a guest network, but it does not work as a guest network . that is, there are actually multiple SSIDs, but packets from one network to another run quietly . I especially get pinned by guys in those. ASUS support: Hello Thank you for contacting ASUS technical support. Please send a link to the source

I liked the device as a whole an order of magnitude more than previous routers, including asus rt-n13u. Particularly impressive is the operation of the device as an ftp and print server, even with a heavy load, no lags were noticed. A nice bonus, there is a utility in the software for torrents and other peer-to-peer networks, which previously could only be used by flashing to non-official software. And most importantly . The speed is crazy!

I bought asus to replace a regular router from a provider, which, when two devices are connected to the network, immediately becomes dull; in the bathroom does not pull; the signal drops out. Rt-ac 66u solved this problem. Everyone is happy (in the evening 4 people and everyone connects, the speed is good). For an apartment, it is ideal, the signal is powerful, it gets even in the common hall.

in general, the best router for the house that I ever worked with (you have to work with everyone), even cisco didn’t lie next to it, although whoever, cisco, belkin, and mikrotik were the best, but now they are already different weight categories. has an abundance of settings including network security, has its own vpn server, and you can set it up both on ausus. Com and on your own host, support for torrent clouds three times and much more. this model has been standing for two years already,

The TP841ND has remained in use for three years with no signs of stopping, despite the fact that the Wi-Fi connection failed whenever the microwave was turned on and the kitchen TV was at the time linked to DLNA and functioning. Additionally, the old man crashed and I had to help him reboot the present machine when it was given to a stress test that included auto-ating Windows 10 and youtubing at 1080p at 60 frames per second. WAN DOMRU 70 Mbps, 1 TV Ethernet, behind it is a device mounted on…

Its pros: 10 years of work without complaints. So the investment was justified. Its cons: The power button was pressed out over time (ceased to be held in the on state). I had to fix it tightly.

I ordered with a check, so when they brought it, everything was quickly signed. Opening the box, I was surprised to find that ASUS AC1750 (and not ASUS RT-AC66U) is written on the device case. However, the web interface shows that it is ASUS RT-AC66U and the firmware is being downloaded for ASUS RT-AC66U. Curiosity, however. Has pros: Acquired as a bridge for an existing ASUS RT-AC66U. The setup took a little time, there were no special problems. Cons: ASUS RT-AC66U_B1 works as a bridge to…

The legendary router that I bought when it first came out - in 2022. It has been working 24/7 for 6 years and there was only a problem with the button. The longest operating time without a reboot is just over a year. I'm looking for a more productive solution with more extensive coverage. But this model still drags superbly. I don’t remember the firmware anymore, it’s like from Merlin. I forgot my admin password to view Before that, there was Asus RT-N10 - which even in LAN did not pass 100…

Used this unit for 1.5 years. I didn’t want to write a bad review on ASUS, but today it boiled up, the last straw - this router turned into a brick. The symptoms appeared a long time ago - the firmware flew off for no apparent reason (when I went to it I saw slurred messages instead of the web interface), the Wi-Fi disappeared. It was treated for the time being by flashing. I suspect that the official firmware was simply hacked remotely, but to be honest, this does not make it any easier. For 8

The wireless network is open by default and not configured in any way, WPS is not enabled. Run the torrent downloader and DLNA at the same time due to the low speed of working with the disk - and dependencies are guaranteed. The speed in tunnels is not impressive, so far I have enough for about a hundred in PPTP, but, judging by independent tests and the load on the percentage, there is no reserve. A margin is also needed for a weak USB. Alternative firmware also does not give an increase in…

it's not clear what kind of piece of iron is needed with such a cutting speed . and the price is not at all small. the tariff is 65 meg, I get 20-25 by cable for wifi 30-40 meg. :(

This device has been very helpful. On TP-Link and D-Link equipment, I was unable to configure the bridge/repeater. This all took 15 minutes. The buggy interface made me nervous, some of the usual settings are missing - instead of them, a buggy, but solid "user-wizard". After the implementation, we have a common network with a neighboring building + 2 USB printers, set up "next-next-ready". Instead of one antenna, I connected 15 dB from TP-Link - pleases with the transmission speed

Pretty normal router. Before it was Linksys E3200. My requirements for functionality are low, so I simply chose one of the most productive routers to replace it. And all sorts of print servers and the rest are not important to me, because I have no impressions about them. And yet, more satisfied than the previous one. Here the price is also high, but there is a service in 2022. Linksis had to be simply thrown away, because the service can only help by sympathizing (because it is located…

Some pros: • On LAN/WAN ports including WI-FI keeps good speed; • Possibility to hang on the wall; • A lot of tools integrated into native firmware; (VPN, FTP, UPnP, DDnS, Print Server, IPv6, Firewall); • Two usb 2.0 ports for connecting external HDD or other devices. UPnP for watching movies works great; • Ease of setup, and it seemed to me the ability to configure almost any provider; • Long time without failures and reboot; • 5G; • ASUS AiCloud 2.0; • "Wake on Lan" is integrated into

The old Asus is outdated and the power has burned out. Due to lack of time, D-Link 615 was bought - slow, speed floats, glitches . Because I have been choosing a router for a long time, I chose it right away so that everything was there. I compared it with Netgear - then such ones in the same design are more expensive at once by at least 3 thousand. and less speedy. I waited until the market settled down and bought. Joy and only - the speed of n increased by 2-3 times. Because not used to its…

Who paired with the asus usb n53 adapter in the 5Ghz range jumps the connection speed, then 120, 150, 162 mb / s, instead of 300, lower the transmitter power to 30 mW. This option is in the 5Ghz settings (Professional) I strongly do not advise you to purchase a Netgear A6200 adapter for it, because. connection speed to the router will be reduced (300-400 Mbit / s - personally verified) and the AC standard will become useless! Use only the Asus USB-AC53 adapter with it.

At home, the 2.4 range is packed to capacity with neighbors. The previous router from Mikrotik in such conditions began to work poorly. As a solution to the problem, I decided to switch to 5 GHz with support for the ac standard. As a result, I bought a kit: ASUS RT-AC66U, for an ASUS PCE-AC68 stationary computer, for an ASUS USB-AC56 laptop. The 68th did not buy, because I need a stupid router. At 5 GHz, in addition to two computers, a Blackberry phone, a son's iPhone and a Google Nexus…

Despite the fact that I was not lucky, I'm still happy with this device)))! Has pros: In general, I am satisfied with the design, speed, set it up in 5 minutes, connected a smartphone, tablet, smart TV, laptop to the router, everything was fine and worked fine, if not for one BUT. ))))))) Got cons: It broke down a month later, after the automatic firmware ate, I never saw the new firmware, because the router died during the ate process, the router menu showed error 105 and something related to…