Keep your home or office connected with this ASUS Wi-Fi 6 router. The 2x2 antenna configuration offers fast networking speeds of up to 3 Gbps, while the 4Gb LAN ports, 2Gb Ethernet ports and a USB 3.1 port make sharing with other devices easy. This ASUS Wi-Fi 6 router is compatible with 802.11ax technology for better wall penetration and less bandwidth issues.
Q: What type of Ethernet connectivity does this router offer?
A: This router offers Gigabit Ethernet connectivity for a high-speed wired connection.
Q: What frequency bands does this router support?
A: This is a dual-band router that supports both 2.4GHz and 5.0GHz frequencies.
Q: How much flash memory does this router have?
A: This router has 256MB of flash memory and 512MB of RAM for optimal performance.
Q: How many devices can connect to this router?
A: This router can support up to 64 connected devices.
Q: Does this router have a firewall?
A: No, this router does not have a built-in firewall.
Q: What is the maximum Wi-Fi speed offered by this router?
A: This router offers a Wi-Fi speed of up to 2.976 gigabits per second.
Q: Does this router come with an integrated modem?
A: No, this router does not have an integrated modem.
Q: Do you have to pay a monthly bill for the wifi to work?
A: This device is not a modem, it is only a wireless router. A router has two functions: First, it automatically shares a single internet connection with all of your computers, tablets, smart phones (while they're connected to the wireless router instead of cellular data), and other devices like a smart thermostat or doorbell camera. Second, it lets all of those computers, tablets, phones, etc. "see" and communicate with one another (example, a computer or tablet can print to a wireless printer, or a smartphone can "talk" to your smart thermostat). A modem is still required to connect to your cable or phone company to "convert" your DSL or cable internet signal into a signal (called ethernet--that's the plug that looks like an extra wide phone jack) that the router can use. Many cable and DSL modems actually have a wireless router built in. (Combo units like that eliminate the need for two separate devices.) To get an internet signal, you always need to pay for that--no getting around that part. There's never a fee to use your own router, but there usually is a fee ($5-10 extra per month) to rent a modem from your cable or phone company. Your alternative is to buy your own modem and router, or a combination modem+router unit, and contact the cable or phone company to set it up for your connection. In my experience, it's easiest to buy a DSL modem directly from the phone company because there are multiple connection standards and you need to go into the DSL modem's advanced settings to make it work, but it's fairly easy to buy your own cable modem from a store like Best Buy because the cable company has an easier time accessing it from their end to make it work. I suspect you might be looking for a combination modem+wireless router unit to avoid the $5-10 fee. If that's the case, this is not the unit you're looking for.