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Q: What kind of security features does this router have?
A: This router includes ASUS AiProtection Pro network security and Instant Guard to protect your network.
Q: How many antennas does this router have?
A: This router is equipped with 12 antennas.
Q: Does this mesh router system support wired backhaul?
A: Yes, the ZenWiFi BE30000 supports wired backhaul for a more stable connection.
Q: What wireless networking standard does this router use?
A: This router utilizes the Wi-Fi 7 wireless networking standard.
Q: Does this router offer parental control features?
A: Yes, it offers robust parental controls through a free subscription, allowing you to monitor and customize settings for each connected device.
Q: How many devices can connect to this mesh network?
A: The ZenWiFi BE30000 mesh network can support up to 200 connected devices.
Q: What is the maximum wired speed supported by this router?
A: This router supports a wired speed of up to 10000 megabits per second.
Q: Can the ET12's be used as satellites with the BE30000?
A: Yes. That'll work best with wired backhaul though considering the available bands, and the ET12 being tri-band versus quad-band. The BE30000 can negotiate 2.5gbe on its 10gbe ports. You'll also want to make sure the BE30000 is on the latest firmware. The ET12 won't support many of the BE30000's features, but if those are your only devices it'd still be best to have the BE30000 set up as the primary router. If your buying the 3pk of BE30000 you may not need the ET12, as the BE30000 does have even better coverage. Meaning you may be able to use the ET12 for something else, or maybe sell it. There are still some issues with the implementation of Guest Network Pro on the BE30000's firmware, particularly with the 2.4Ghz band while using non-BE30000 nodes. So, you might want to set up the ET12 as a separate AP versus a MESH node as something like a dedicated IOT AP. At least until, and if, there are some firmware updates to resolve the 2.4Ghz issues with nodes while using Guest Network Pro, it may be easier to set up a different AP for that band.

Award-winning meshes bring next-gen Wi-Fi 7 speeds of up to 30 Gbps, extendable coverage of up to 11000 sq. ft. (3pk) for your worry-free smart home.

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Customers admire the ZenWiFi BE30000's ease of setup, impressive coverage and range, and strong performance. Many appreciate the robust signal strength and the user-friendly app, although some experienced connectivity issues with the nodes. The high price point is a recurring concern for some buyers. While the WiFi 7 capabilities are praised, concerns remain regarding firmware stability.
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I really like this mesh system now that I got it up and running. I did drop it from 5 to 4 stars as the firmware has some minor bugs still (They have come a long way in the last year though). Specifically, the router has issues obtaining the WAN IP address from the ISP modem. I had to power cycle both the modem and the router (left router off for several minutes after modem rebooted) and then it finally got the IP. But if you don't wait 5 minutes before powering up the router it will just sit there and say its "obtaining..." the IP address and never do it. Speed on wifi off these is insane! By the way, the white flat surface of the routers are just begging to have something on them...I personalized mine with some favorite characters by ordering vinyl stickers (see pics).
Posted by Brent
Pros: Extremely fast speeds! Truly WiFi 7 Very wide coverage Simple setup process Plenty of customization options Cons: On the expensive side After reading many WiFi 7 router reviews, I have been wanting to experience the speed of WiFi 7! Although TP-Link released its WiFi 7 Mesh last year, I decided to wait for the ASUS one since I have been using ASUS routers for years with satisfying experiences. I finally got my hands on the BE30000 after waiting for over a year. It turns out the wait was worth it. I used the WebGUI for setup, and everything was as usual – I took the three BE30000 units out of the box, placed them at least one meter apart as instructed, and powered them on. I connected the unit labeled "main router" to the modem. Then I logged into the web interface and followed the on-screen instructions to complete the setup. The nodes' LEDs flashed blue during the process. Although it took a while, they eventually connected successfully, with all three BE30000 units showing solid white LEDs. After the basic setup, I moved the two nodes to the bedroom and near the kitchen, and the backhaul connection remained in MLO mode. By the way, the MLO feature in WiFi 7 was the most anticipated for me, so seeing "MLO" connected on the screen was incredibly exciting! One reason I really like ASUS is the wide range of customization options it provides. With the BE30000, ASUS has updated the Guest Network settings, allowing for easy network segmentation. I can set up different SSIDs for different purposes and manage devices separately. I found the VPN network most helpful for me. I no longer need to frequently switch VPN connections; I just connect to the VPN Network SSID. Additionally, the subscription-free security features are fantastic. The AiProtection Pro provides real-time network monitoring, automatic security updates, and protection against malicious websites and intrusions—all at no extra cost. It’s incredible that these comprehensive security features are offered for free. I was really impressed with how the ZenWiFi BE30000 covers every corner of my house. In the past, some areas only had one or two bars of WiFi signal, which was barely usable, but now I get three bars everywhere. Being able to use the internet smoothly everywhere is fantastic! I can now watch videos anywhere without being limited to areas with good signal because the signal is great everywhere. In conclusion, if you want to experience the speed boost brought by WiFi 7, the ZenWiFi BE30000 is definitely a great choice. Its sleek design, stable and high-speed network, and rich customization features make it highly recommended.
Posted by LauraL
Very close to 5 stars, but my Kasa light switches occasionally disconnect unless I reboot the router. I set it to auto-reboot weekly and that has prevented the issue so far. I also had to create a separate IoT network for them, which I expected. Compared to my returned Orbi 970, though, this Asus system is far better. No annoying subscription upsells, security features are included, setup is faster, reboots are quicker, and overall performance is noticeably stronger. I also prefer both the web interface and the app. I love that it has two 10 Gbps ports, which should future-proof it for a while. I do wish the other ports were at least 2.5 Gbps, but I run the second 10 Gbps port into a 2.5 Gbps switch to get around that limitation. If I ever get 10 Gbps fiber, I’ll just need a new switch (and probably new cabling, but that’s a problem for another day). I run 30 IP cameras with reserved IPs and they work flawlessly. With 2.5 Gbps fiber, I get around 1870 Mbps download from 10 feet away—something the Orbi never came close to. The mesh handoff also works perfectly as I move around the house. The Orbi always seemed to keep me on whatever satellite I originally connected to, which obviously hurt performance. Aside from the Kasa switches, everything else (Hue lights, hubs, robot vacuums, air purifiers, doorbell cam, etc.) works perfectly. I did a lot of research on multi-gig routers and found that none of them are rated particularly well, but for me this is a solid 4-star product that feels more like a 4.6. The Black Friday price sealed the deal. Great router overall, and much better than its older reviews suggest.
Posted by mutiger