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

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My house is wired for Ethernet. I searched for a system that worked well with wired backhaul and found some very positive reviews for these units. Because wireless mesh is not needed if you have Ethernet you only need a dual band system. The range and throughput is outstanding, and it solves coverage gaps in my house that I had with the AT&T BGW210-700 gateway and AirTies range extenders. I used 3 units- two in our house and one in our detached garage, and the whole property gets very good coverage now.

Great WiFi router, one of the best on the market now.

Node constantly drops. It doesn’t provide a consistent network connection. When it works it’s great. But often I have to either restart or unplug n plug back in. The node constantly drops. My 7 yr old TP Link was a lot more reliable than this. Disappointing for such expensive devices.

What happens when your router fails and you have to send it back. Life stops or you have to buy another one. This router was dropping our devices throughout the day. It caused a lot of havoc in our lives. It has been one of the most frustrating routers I have ever purchased.

After setting this up, including finding what I thought was a good location for the satellite router, all was working fine... for awhile. I enjoyed not having to rely on my range extender with my old router and connections to the new wi-fi network were seamless, even as I moved around the house. Then after a couple of weeks, the two routers lost connection with each other. Not only that but the main router refused any connection for managing it, via the app or the web interface. The only way to regain control was to power cycle the main router. Following this, the 2 routers had to be placed near each other again in order to reestablish their relationship. Once done, I placed the satellite at a new location, closer to the main router, then optimized the connection for the new spot. Again, all seemed well, until they lost site of each other again. The same things all over again. I repeated this dance for a few days, then decided to try a wired backhaul connection. Much to my surprise, the same disconnect eventually happened with the wired backhaul. Fortunately I had a couple of days left in Amazons 30-day return policy and the package is currently on its way back.

Horrible product. Restarts constantly. now one of the nodes has bricked. Asus service is the worse to even get to place to return the product. i have been able to even do this yet.

Tech support guided my to the correct replacement once we tested and deemed my older router issues could not be resolved.

Out of the box it’s super easy to setup. I recommend identifying what you’ll use for passwords in advance. I liked that the web GUI shows a full list of recommended security settings (e.g., turn off UPnP, etc.). You feel secure immediately. I like that you don’t have to pay for the security like with Orbi.

Just purchased and set this up. The Asus ZenWIFI Mesh ET8 setup fairly quickly using the downloadable app compared to the PC interface, maybe since I was overwhelmed with all the selections. System came up and worked first time as my first Mesh router system, including the Firmware updates to both units. Once complete, connection of devices both wired and WiFi are working well. So far so good. Documentation as others mentioned could be better.