The Premium WiFi 7 Routers Review | NETGEAR Orbi 970 vs Eero Max 7 vs TP-Link Deco BE85
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 28 июл 2024
- Battle of the latest WiFi 7 Mesh Systems. NETGEAR Orbi 970 (972S) vs Eero Max 7 vs TP-Link Deco BE85 in full detail; specs, ports, speed tests, range tests, apps and more. Check out this review to learn more about which Router is right for you.
Product Links
---------------------------------------
NETGEAR ORBI 970 Series (2 Pack): amzn.to/3S68oja
eero Max 7: amzn.to/49mR7Ze
TP-Link Deco BE85 (2 Pack): amzn.to/42F8EIw
ethernet cable (cat7): amzn.to/3QIm3dT
As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases
Video Links:
---------------------------------------
eero Max 7 Unboxing and Review: • Discover the Secrets o...
eero Max 7 Wireless Backhaul Speed Demo: • [NEW] eero Max 7 Wirel...
TP Link Deco BE85 Unboxing and Review: • TP-Link Deco BE85 Full...
TP Link Deco BE85 Wireless Backhaul Speed Demo: • Insane Wireless Speeds...
NETGEAR Orbi 970 Wireless Backhaul Speed Demo: • NETGEAR ORBI 970 Serie...
Netgear Orbi 970 Series Wireless Backhaul Test - • Unveiling Insane Wirel...
Timeline
---------------------------------------
00:00:00 - NETGEAR Orbi 970 vs eero Max 7 vs TP-Link Deco BE85 Comparisons
00:00:39 - NETGEAR Orbi 970 vs eero Max 7 vs TP-Link Deco BE85 - Specs
00:04:20 - NETGEAR Orbi 970 vs eero Max 7 vs TP-Link Deco BE85 - Issues?
00:06:11 - NETGEAR Orbi 970 vs eero Max 7 vs TP-Link Deco BE85 - Internet Speed Tests
00:06:56 - NETGEAR Orbi 970 vs eero Max 7 vs TP-Link Deco BE85 - Local Speed Tests
00:09:20 - NETGEAR Orbi 970 vs eero Max 7 vs TP-Link Deco BE85 - Range Test
00:10:50 - Orbi, eero and Deco Apps
00:13:25 - NETGEAR Orbi 970 vs eero Max 7 vs TP-Link Deco BE85 - Review 
Наука
![MORTAL KOMBAT 1 - KOMBAT PACK 2 REVEAL TRAILER!! [REACTION]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Mi2M58zEQVc/mqdefault.jpg)
Product Link(s):
NETGEAR ORBI 970 Series (2 Pack): amzn.to/3S68oja
eero Max 7: amzn.to/49mR7Ze
TP-Link Deco BE85 (2 Pack): amzn.to/42F8EIw
ethernet cable (cat7): amzn.to/3QIm3dT
As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases
Great comparison as always. I have had the BE85 for a few months now and they're great. Initially there were issues with the fans ramping up constantly making a lot of noise but that has been fixed. I also had an issue with connectivity with certain iPhone apps not connecting when on WiFi, but since disabling fast roaming and beamforming it's worked flawlessly.
Thanks for sharing
I might give BE 85 another shot. I had issues after firmware update with some devices disconnecting and it losing internet every few hours when I got it few months back. My Apple TVs didn’t connect and now I remember iPhones were talking about issues with channels. I have never see that warning before when it couldn’t connect. Still afraid to give it a go, I tried the week max 7 and after giving it same name and password almost all my IOT devices wont connect. I had to power cycle them according to eero. Not really going to go unplug each bulb and play that game lmao. I have never had that issue before after swapping routers. Everything just connects.
The latest firmware seems to be more stable on the BE85, though I have had some random disconnection issues with Apple TV lately, but not sure this is caused by the BE85. Overall I would recommend them.@@NetworkNinja84
Have the Deco and it is awesome no problems at all. Speeds are great!
Dope. Super helpful. I just bought a TP-LINK AXE16000 Wifi 6e router for my 1,100 sqft apartments with 2 gig fiber. Thinking it'll be plenty for me :) your videos really helped me out.
Oh yeah at 1100 sq ft, you should be golden. Hopefully it’s centrally placed. Thanks again
Buying deco today thanks. Already have there 6e and works great .
Nice 👍
Got the be85. They’re phenomenal. First time being ahead of the tech curve
They truly are! Nice!
This was so helpful! I have been using Nest routers for several years but once we moved to a larger house, they just couldn’t get the job done. Thanks so much, well done! 🎉
No problem
Thank you for comparing the 3 latest Wifi 7 devices. When can, please do a review on the Deco BE95 and compare with the Orbi 970 or BE85. Keep the comparisons coming.
I don't have the BE95, may get it in the future. I imagine it would be a bit better than the BE85. I did just get the BE63, so excited to see how well that will do.
the BE95 is quad band to thats a more fair comparison as well.
Subscribed. This great content. You should have way more views and subscribers.
Appreciate it!
Just ordered 3 pack Deco. Thanks I was going to do Orbi. Saved $700
No problem, Orbi is a solid choice as well but saving money is great
Are you happy with the deco?
I love your videos. Keep up the great work!
Thank you! Will do!
Thank you for always testing these brand new tech so we can make better buying decisions.
It would be interesting to see how the Deco BE95 compares to the Orbi 970 since they both have a secondary 6GHz channel for wireless backhaul.
Only the Deco BE95 has a 6ghz backhaul, the Orbi 970 backhaul is 5ghz.
@@DRNU20The Orbi has both 5ghz and 6ghz for backhaul. It uses them together if the satellite is within 6ghz range. If you check the connection type between the router and the satellites it'll show you how they are connected. Mine shows 5ghz+6ghz. If they are too far apart it'll just say 5ghz as the connection type. Tested because I'm a nerd and I have to know how everything works. 😂
Yup, it’s part of the MLO to use multiple frequencies. The Deco’s dedicated 6GHz backhaul option didn’t help with the BE85 (normally it does for the 6E routers), must be cause of MLO.
Hi and thanks for informative videos! One question about range test.. Are you doing range test with only one mesh unit? Or are the range test made with all of the three units? Would be interesting to see a speed test 100 ft away but with mesh units wireless connected all the way..
Love the video👊🏼
Appreciate it!!
Have you tried the Velop wifi 7? How does it compare to those 3?
I have CenturyLink fiber and don’t run a modem. Can these do vlan tagging?
this was an amazing review, well done
Thanks!
Thank you for the interesting comparison.. I have a question, on the Deco can you use the SPF+ port (with the proper SFP module) to connect the fiber coming from your ISP and eliminate the ONT? Would it work or will depend on the ISP's ISAM?
No problem. The Deco is just a router, it will not work as it’s not an ONT
does the Netgear router have a SFP/RJ45 combo port like the TP Link? I have AT&T fiber and their OMT box uses the SFP port. normally, I just like using my personal router without bridging to the Internet providers modem, or do I have to do that in this case?
Great video! I’m thinking about upgrading my current eero mesh to this new tp-link WiFi 7. Can I just hook them up right to my Verizon Fios router? Or do you get rid of that and just use the decos? OR! Do I need to buy a new router that works with the decos? If there’s a set up video you could point me to, I’d be very thankful! Thanks in advance!
You connect this to your Verizon FIOS ONT or modem. Deco is a router.
I like a physical button on the front called “wifi” which lets you shutoff or toggle the wifi off or on (without having to power down the whole router), which or these have that?
How about firewall? Any thoughts?
On the Deco app, at time stamp @10:54 where did you go to get to the Test Internet Speed? Is that a BE85 or a premium feature? I have the XE75 Pro and can't find it anywhere on my app. App and firmware are all up to date. Thanks!!
I use the Speedtest app from ookla or goto speedtest.net on a browser
Great Video!!!
Thanks!
How do you successfully do the wired backhaul? My home is wired with ethernet but I'm sure it's outdated... do I need to rewire my home with updated ethernet to do the backhaul and if that's true, probably better to just do wireless backhaul?
In the UK the BE95 is coming soon, the BE85 is on sale but only in small unknown stores on the internet, Amazon has it as unavailable currently. The only one you can buy from a trusted source is the Eero Max 7 as the Orbi isn't available either really, not that many will pay nearly 2 grand for it anyway.
I haven’t tried the BE95 but imagine it should be amazing.
When is the be95 coming?
@@landpet Yes, I think it's worth waiting now till next year, and either get these high end systems when they finally go on sale like Black Friday, or see what cheaper models are launched, with any luck Eero and TP Link will launch sub 800 or 700 dollar models with WiFi 7 and the same Ethernet ports. Apparently Google is rumoured to be working on a new MESH system too most likely with WiFi 7.
@@edwarderkamps2853 No idea their website just says soon. I doubt it will be this year now. Probably early next year.
Thanks
I have the Orbi 970 and it's nothing special. I thought the extra band would make a bigger difference but it doesn't seem like it from this comparison. There were a lot of bugs that the latest firmware has seemed to fix. I'd suggest going with one of the other two for the price alone. Kinda wish I would have waited for this comparison.
actually for me there is big difference for me. from testing all 3 devices eero max7 would not load to highest bitrate when moving to new scene . orbi 970 for me had biggest difference simultaneous streaming.
@@TechnologyandGaming602 I got eero 7 yesterday. It was nightmare because most of my iot devices didn’t connect back. I have never had that issue with any router, I always give it same name and password and it’s smooth sailing. I am glad it was late night. I hooked up my back up router and everything connected back without any issue, it’s going back. I wasn’t going to play that game with it cuz I got so many lmao. Another thing I noticed was it randomly won’t let me browse any pages. I could do Speedtest on my phone all day in app and i couldn’t browse anything on internet. That was it for me.
This is the review we needed 😢❤
On my side of the house I have the deco WiFi X20 system. Only issue I have even with the auto network optimize feature, I would still like an advanced feature, so I could set the channels the way I would like to do it.
The decos are great but they don’t have a ton of options like Asus
QUESTION: What is it called when you want to use one of the mesh routers to create a wired connection to another network segment.
ie.
Incoming Internet
-> wired to Mesh Router
:
wireless WiFi from Mesh
:
-> 2nd Mesh Router
-> wired to Switch
switch distributes
by wire to
multiple equipment
I would call it Wireless Backhaul
but not sure if this is the correct
terminology.
I need to find out
which Mesh units
offer the highest
bandwidth
over Wireless Backhaul
and expected speeds
Thx
That is wireless backbaul. Deco BE85 and Orbi 970 offer the best wireless backbaul speeds
Have you had time to do a longer term test on the orbi after the changes? The 2 pack gets a lot of 1 star reviews on Amazon because of disconnects.
Yes I've been running it for over a month, it's my go-to router. It's super stable now and has been for over a month.
Thanks for a great review as always. The question I have if you can answer is this, I have a home that is not wired for ethernet so I chose to used MoCa adapters to carry internet through coax to each floor i can get around 700-800 on the MoCa not connected directly to the modem and around 941 to the one connected to the modem. Do you think any of these 7.0 WifI Routers you reviewerd can replace the MoCa adaptors with wireless back haul?
Yes they can, they have great wireless backhaul speeds.
Thank you for taking the time to respond!
Hi there, do you think the eero 6+ or deco x55 is better? The eero is currently $50 AUD more than the deco for the 3 packs.
Wired backhaul performance is going to be pretty similar. They are both amazing, can't go wrong either way.
Hey have you done any roam testing? Wondering if it seamlessly roams if you have a WiFi device and you walk around the house. Also are there any issues if you are sitting halfway between your two routers and the dbm is about the same does it struggle to latch onto the router?
Yes, I walk around with my wifi device and they all have no issues jumping to the other node. Some are faster than others but none of them have issues. if you’re at the halfway point, it will most likely not switch unless one is under heavier load compared to the other. So it also tries to balance each node, it doesn’t want 100 devices connected to one node and 2 to the other.
Great thanks for the info! Also do you know the chipset they are using (qualcomm, mediatek, broadcom) @@landpet
I have pretty bad experience with Orbi 970 two pack so far. My current set up is ROG Rapture GT-AX11000 and for second floor i'm using Netgear EAX 80 extender. I have 980mbs/ 40 connection speed on wired devices. On second floor i have 400mbs/ 40 ( about half of maximum speed) via Netgear EAX80 via Wifi to most of the devices. When i installed Orbi 972a i was getting only around 200-250 mbs/ 30 via WiFi from Orbi Satellite and with a higher latency on second floor. Somehow Orbi 970 set up loosing to ROG AX11000 + Netgear Eax 80 set up. Also second floor satellite dropping the connection pretty often. Both main and satellite units running on latest firmware. Any idea how i can tweak it? So far i just want to return it.
I've been running the Orbi 970 for another 4 days (using it now) will switch to Deco BE63 shortly so I can start testing that. I've had no drops, there was a new firmware update and so far so good. If you're getting worse speeds with the 970 compared to your previous setup, I imagine placement is not great. The Orbi 970 should deliver full or almost full wireless backhaul speeds for those speeds. Make sure to update to the latest firmware. Orbi 970 is a solid choice, the only con is the price.
Hi, are you still happy with the Orbi 970? Have you tested it for a bit longer period of time?
Yes it's great, tested it for another month
I can't get any connection at all on the Eero 7 at 50 feet, just outside my door. I got useable coverage from a Pro 6 at the same range.
That’s odd,
eero 7 is placed in the same spot as the Pro 6 and you’re using the same device?
50 feet should be no issue for this thing even with a couple walls assuming the Pro 6 was able to do it. Maybe try disabling/enabling wifi on your device to see if it connects
btw, is your Pro 6 still running now? and if so is it the main router or did you switch to the max 7 as your main router? This can also make a difference but again at 50 feet it should work if the Pro 6 was able to do it.
should I buy orbi 962 ( wifi 6e 2 pack) or TP link BE85 ( wifi 7 2 pack) both are at 900USD for single floor 6000sq. ft ( 2100 sq. ft home) ?
BE85
I wonder which can do handoffs better. My orbi 960 struggles with this.
They have options to speed up handoffs like client steering for the eero and fast roaming for the deco. I forget what the Netgear option is or if it even has an option for that. I don't really remember one being terrible.
I have Verizon FiOS with no way to connect to coaxial or ethernet to extend the network. Can someone please tell me what the best way is to get a ethernet port in my office and or Wi-Fi sexy or seven speeds
I didn't know wifi could be sexy
Love how everyone has converged now on the same font for their logos
I didn't even realize that lol
I’m looking for a latency numbers on wireless because some of us game wirelessly, and I’d like to know which ones stack up as the best
They're all good but you can also check out the asus be96u (get 2 and run it with AiMesh) they have a dedicated gaming zone which is supposed to reduce latency over wifi.
Granted, all of these are fast naturally with low latency even in its default running environment. You could even connect your gaming device via ethernet to any of these even to a wireless backhaul node for even better performance.
Whats the deco be85 wifi 6 range like? Is it similar to range of wifi 6e?
wifi 6e uses the 6ghz band, which is really short range. So when I do range tests, the further away I get, especially at 100ft, I'm almost certainly on the 5Ghz band (which is wifi 6 or below) and if I went even further I would be on the 2.4GHz band.
There is a bit of a nuance here.
WiFi 6E is actually WiFi 6 with the additional support of the 6GHz band. So when the 6GHz band disappears (it's no longer WiFi 6E but now it's WiFi 6) when I get further away, it just defaults to the 5GHz and then that eventually disappears and only the 2.4GHz band remains until that disappears and no more wifi.
I'm assuming I can replace my ISP's router that connects to the SFP+ fiber optic ONT cable with TP-Link Deco BE85 since it has one. I can then either clone the MAC address of the router or call the ISP to use a new MAC address for a TP-Link Deco BE85. Am I correct? Currently, I have my TP-Link DECO XE-75 PRO cloned and connected to the ISP's router. I want to get rid of the ISP's router since they disabled admin access to the router. Will they enable it? NO. I called them and they don't give access.
The be85 is not an ONT. If you already have an ONT and want to plug that in to this deco, you could do that but this deco is just a router.
Im trying to find the best system but i only have gig fiber with no tv. So should I just connect to ONT directly or still use my router
ONT, best to remove your existing router and replace with any one of these mesh systems
@@landpet thank you so much. So ethernet from ONT to new Mesh router would work?
The prices are insane - like the Orbi is a good cheap runaround car 🚗- I guess that’s the world we live in . I have been tempted by the Eero system but not sure it’s worth changing my current set up based on the costs .
If your setup is working well, no point in changing it.
@@landpet it works but is on the verge of needing to be upgraded -
PLEASE HELP! Why not compare these with the Deco BE95 with Quad band? Isn't the BE95 better than the BE85? Looking to make a purchase ASAP thanks in advance to whomever can help me make a buying decision.
I didn't have the be95 back then, now I do. Orbi is great, be95 and be85 are all great.
I will do a comparison between more wifi 7 devices in the future. Waiting for asus to release theirs so I can compare more.
@@landpet You are heaven sent. Thank you brother for all your hard work, helping us all sort our wifi needs. I hope you and your family are well.
Has anyone had any experience with these 3 in-device count performance issues? I know they all claim 200+ Device support but we know the more devices you add the more congestion and where do things start to fall over with DCHP, ARP tables, Routing, etc. I was curious if anyone has any experience with the routing capabilities of these?
What do you think is the best overall regardless of price? Why? Thanks
It would be between the Orbi and the Deco. Both amazing, can't go wrong with either one but I find myself using the Orbi a bit more than the Deco when I'm not testing. Keeping price in mind, probably Deco is best. The issue is that the why applies to both Orbi and Deco cause they both get to my 5Gbps with ethernet, they both have amazing wireless backhaul and amazing range.
Netgear is the best IMO. It has a better app interface, more stable, simple set up. I made the mistake of getting the three pack could have done two. But its better the the TP link for sure and slightly about the Eero Max 7. Its a bit more expensive then other routers but it's a lot better for streaming IMO.
When you're getting up to those speeds, small changes to the wireless config make a big difference. Doing a speed test from an internet site isn't a good test of Wi-Fi performance, stability and security - particularly when you're using a mesh design. A few chatty clients on the WLAN whilst you're doing the test is enough to skew the results.
I did an internet speed test but most of my tests are actually local speed tests where my computer acts as the server. During my tests at home, no one is using anything (other than the basic stuff that's always running in the background like security cameras) when I'm performing my tests.
Can you install 4 deco routers to the system
Yes
The Tri Band Deco BE85 isn't really comparable to the Quad Band Orbi 970. The Quad Band Deco BE95 would have been a better fight, but sounds like the Deco still came out strong. The Deco BE85 also has 2 6ghz bands (1 can be used for dedicated wireless backhaul) where the Orbi 970 only has 1 6ghz bands. The Orbi has 2 5ghz instead and can only use a 5ghz band for wireless backhaul. Wireless backhaul is not also only for internet speeds, but also if you have a server and are copying files over the network. For Wireless Backhaul the Deco BE85 should stomp the Orbi 970 for about 30% less cost, but I have not yet seen a comparison video yet.
Agreed but I don't have the BE95. Hoping to get one in the future. I will be doing a much larger selection wifi 7 comparison once I get my hands on a few more of these.
Why exclude the Arris wifi 7 device.
Didn’t have it
Orbi’s price is insane, doesn’t even make sense, is this just an iphone scenario with their brand? Thanks for the recommendation, going with the Deco.
Orbi has no longevity. Only lasts for 1.5 to 2 years and with issues as well
@@joshuathomas6275idk about that. I have an older Orbi with WiFi 6 and it’s been going for four years. Pulls down 850 up and down in same room 5-600 around most of the house. They are super over priced but Netgear makes strong devices
Have installed 2 Orbi systems in 2 homes and neither lived up to the hype. There is no way the pp of $2300 usd is worth it. Pure insanity and greed!
@@joshuathomas6275my Orbi mesh has been running for 7years…no issues whatsoever
My Orbi systems have been rock stable. Competitors are definitely less expensive and market competition is good. My biggest complaint is that extra features require additional subscription. When you pay so much things like full features parental control should not cost extra. Most people don’t need the latest WiFi 7 and the wifi 6 options are fantastic.
Can orbi wifi 6 satellite connect with orbi wifi 7 router use wired?? Can u try it.. can that satellite get a good signal.. if u can do that i will just buy that orbi wifi 7 router only after this☺️
I don’t think so, Orbis are not super compatible with each other unless they are the same model
@@landpet so that the tp link be85 is way more better right? Bcoz be85 router still can use be65 as a satellite.. i just think want to buy tp link be85 single router
Wow them prices are crazy !!
They do cost quite a bit but it's packed with stuff.
I have tried deco Be95 and Be85. Terrible units. TP-Link has really lost it on the software side. I see the same issues on reditt. The unit auto updated firmware and was dropping my internet 5 times a day. Returned lol.
Thanks for your input, by any chance do you have another router on like a modem/router combo? Or something else router/extender like emitting wifi signals? If so, this would definitely hurt the wifi signals coming out of the deco.
@@landpet honestly it might just be their firmware at the time I tried. It was fine for few hours and I think it auto updated. I had recently swapped out my modem. It was very random after the firmware update and my Apple TV would not connect to the deco either. It was really frustrating. I may try again cuz I want to give it a go and reallly had great experience with decos in general at few businesses I have set them up at. The app may have prompted me to scan for channels or something so I am not sure if that created the issues with my wifi devices and Apple TV. But the disconnect from modem and no internet issue was really random and few times a day. Which really got annoying. I might give it another go since they are on sale now at Best Buy $200 off to see if they have sorted some things out. Oh I just tried eero max after your video. It was that only router that most of devices refuse to auto connect after giving it the same name and password. About 11 did. And I am not really going to unplug all the bulbs and smartplugs lmao. I did a few but then I gave up. It was just way too much work for me. Apparently they recommend cycling wifi on everything not a good choice if you have lot of iot devices. The only router that gave me this issue. So might be time to give deco another shot.
@@landpet So I am trying out the BE16000 right now and looks like TPLInk did plug a lot of issues. being the BE85 and BE95 on sales i might swap to that to see. But been rock solid for me. EERO max 7 just refused to auto connect most of my 2.4ghz IOT devices. I got a lot of them bulbs, plugs, etf. I have never had that issue with any other outer and BE16000 connected everything no issue with same name and password I have always been using. Was kinda disappointed in the max 7 in that regard.
@@NetworkNinja84hmmm, that didn't happen to me. My only issue was not reaching my max internet speeds with the max 7
Missing security & vulnerability analysis, Long term firmware support as well as advanced network feature analysis
Asus may be the way to go for that
@@landpet That's what I use.
The Deco is not worth it. Seriously I got the dual system and it doesn’t allow for you to assign a iot of things to the 2hz range. It keeps loosing connection with my ring honestly I recommend spending the money and getting the netgear. The interface is like trying to control a car without wheels.
Why don't you think about the security? TP-Link has a history of the backdoor thing, although it's cheap. Prices come with a reason. I never see a RUclipsr who will think about it; privacy is a priority now, especially when you use it every day at home.
With The $700 ASUS RT-BE96U I got my 5Gbps up/down wireless speed throughout the house. The same speed as wired directly to router. That is with a WiFi 6e device connected to the 6Ghz band.
Are you running the speed test on Asus router app? If so, that just tests the speed of the Asus router itself which is connected via Ethernet to your modem/ONT.
On your WiFi 6E device, either download the Speedtest app by ookla or go to Speedtest.net and run the test, that’s what the device is actually getting.
I said I just ordered. Don’t have it yet.
No worries, you can always comment later when you get a chance to use it
The BE85 has a dealbreaker problem for me. It has active fan based cooling and the fan ramps up intermittently and is VERY noticeable. For folks who enjoy silent computing this is a true dealbreaker. Why didn’t they design this to be passive cooled? Just build it larger!!! Range and reliability are the most important of the parameters. For my suburbia life, range is more important than speed. Which is why I prefer the Orbi when I’m 200 feet away in the street and still have a reliable WiFi.
I haven't heard the fan noise on the Deco, but Orbi is an amazing mesh system hands down.
I have the exact same issue. Planning to return the deco and give eero a try as it is passively cooled.
Speed is great and all, but reliability and consistency IMHO is the most important. And in this arena, eero is king bar none.
eero is very reliable
The Orbi app is awful.They've removed the ability to filter by MAC in a firmware upgrade. It also pushes their pay security pretty hard.
Something makes me feel uncomfortable having a Chinese company running my networks. If we couldn’t trust Huawei to deploy our 5G networks, why would we trust TP in our homes? 🤔
Your choice, in that case you can go with the Orbi. I really like the Orbi but it is expensive. It's rock solid, no drops or anything. I typically use that or the Deco if there is no router I need to test.
Great to hear that you also love the Orbi, @@landpet! I'm still waiting for it to be released in Europe. Do you plan another video comparison with the Orbi 970?
Eero - I'm not comfortable putting 1st party Amazon products into my home network
I think anybody that has any amount of knowledge and experience with routers knows that when it comes to router interfaces they all have a long ways to go before they catch up with Asus
Asus has a ton of options
“For the price for the performance….” Hmm ohh cool! I click the link😮😳 $1000 is cheap!? lol 😂😩😭😭 I think I rather pay an electrician to just wire my home office for that kind of money! Lol I just need my 1gb internet to work near that speed! 😅
lol, yeah this is great if you have faster internet speeds. If you’re at gigabit speeds, I would check out the ASUS XT9, delivers fantastic speeds for the price (I forget the retail but it’s a lot cheaper than these).
What I can’t stand is the fact these expensive devices still require more spending on a subscription to use all the features.
It’s so shit.
Asus makes the most reliable routers hands down
I’m waiting for their wifi 7 mesh system. Will do another comparison video when i get my hands on that.
@@landpetanh idea when it's going to launch
How do you get 5 gig internet service?
Available in my area