ASUS ZenWiFi Whole-Home Tri-Band Mesh WiFi 6E System (ET8 2PK), Coverage up to 5,500 sq.ft & 6+Rooms, 6600Mbps, New 6GHz Band, AiMesh,Instant Guard

Worked fine for several months. This morning It was bricked by an OTA update. Wifi would die after ~8 minutes repeatedly.

So I am writing this review based off of 3 hours of support from my work IT department since I was able to get ZERO help from ASUS.

Ive had this mesh setup for a month and a half, and one of the nodes has already died. Havent had a chance to contact customer support yet, will update when I do.

Would not work. Customer service wanted me to send it in for repair on a brand new product. I dont believe I will be looking at any of their products in the future.

Amazon has mixed apples and oranges with these ratings. The ASUS ZenWiFi Whole-Home Tri-Band Mesh Wi-Fi “6E” System (ET8 2PK) versus the ASUS ZenWiFi AX6600 Tri-Band Mesh Wi-Fi “6” System (XT8 2PK), are two distinctly different products. I own the ASUS AXE11000 router, which I bought just for the 6E capability. Its Wi-Fi 6E is great if you are about 6 feet away. Its located in my basement and if I stand on the floor directly over where the router is located, I can see 6E nicely on my Samsung S20 Ultra. But move a few feet away and Im back to 5 GHz. Nice but no cigar. So in desperation I added the ASUS 6E pair. Both upstairs, and both as wired satellites. Bingo! My whole house now has 6E and my Wi-Fi speeds are as advertised. My Windows 11 PC with a 6E adapter now works too. I can recommend the 6E, ET8 2PK system, but know nothing about the ASUS XT8 2PK system. Amazon needs to separate the ratings for these two radically different systems.

Sets up easily, offers bluetooth and app. WIFI 6 and mesh tech seem to distribute signal better throughout our older home and plaster walls.

TL;DR - Super good performance once you get it setup and nice mobile app, but glitchy setup.

This is truly dumbfounding that an organization that touts excellence at all levels with their flagship offerings but do not as much as have the courtesy to get back to a customer that has had nothing but intermittent connectivity drops from day 1.

If your having uplink issues whether on fios or cable internet, try turning off the 802.11ax setting in wifi menu and see if that works for you. I was having same uplink disconnects. Turned off ax setting and bam! No more issues whatsoever! This system is very reliable and fast now.

Improved internet speed, range and reliability. Highly recommend