It was great until the unit connected to the modem kept restarting every 10 minutes. This happened regardless of swapping them around. The 6 GHz signal was strong and made good connection from the basement up to 1st floor. When used as a connection frequency, it has very good throughput speeds. Setup was fast and easy, And it had great signal strength, coverage, and low ping. Still, firmware issues were very concerning and I'd recommend the XT9

like anything asus they have ups and downs, im loving having the 6ghz band to myself while other devices are on 2.4 and 5ghz band, def recommend one aimesh have ethernet backhaul just in case wifi doesnt reach to a certain area of ur house.

Super easy to setup. Live in a 2-story, rectangular house, that is greater than 3000 sq. ft. My wi-fi comes in on the second floor at one end of the house. My greatest need for wi-fi is on the first floor at the opposite end of the house, where the TV and streaming services are located. The router provides excellent signal throughout the whole house.

So far they work well. Setup is not intuitive and was difficult. I use an ASUS router at work and already had the app, which seemed to confuse the new router.

The setup took me a bit, I had restart my modem a few times for it to pick up its settings, I am using Arris S33 with this system. I have Xfinity Gig Speed plan and with these I get an aggregated speed of 1300 mbps. The wifi speeds are extremely well too over my old orbi system, the node on this system doest randomly drop off like my orbi did, and this also works really well with my smart home devices. I use Abode for my home security and I can now finally use all the features on the native app cuz of this system, my old system kept blocking it. This has Trend Micro built in so itll block off possible attacks