Customer Ratings & Reviews

For something that is their flagship device, 2-3 firmware updates a year is terrible. The latest firmware drops WiFi devices constantly. Sold it on eBay and moved to Eero mesh

Wanted a strong router for my basement. I did my homework and this was the one I picked. No problems yet.

Best thing ever for internet! My WiFi extends all the way into my back yard now for some pool tunes!

First Unít was defective; BB changed no questions asked. The new unit is great No drop signal, fast cover my whole house.

Bought this to replace my junk AT&T wifi. It works great, no issues with the wifi router at all.

Stable internet, fast speed, easy sit up the system

ASUS routers are really reliable and with aimesh a great buy. The ai mesh is also compatible with older ASUS router

This router is not for amateurs. It seriously should have that as a warning on the box. The ASUS ROG Rapture AX11000 is a tri-band, 10GB beast that supports up to 802.11.ax yes! 802.11ax. You'd be hard pressed to have any WiFi equipment that needs this yet. Out of the box the ROG Rapture AX11000 is impressive. It's big, heavy, and it makes a statement that "I want everyone who sees this to know I care about WiFi". 8 antennas may seem like a lot, but it's done away with my need to have a MESH system as there's not a part of the house (and probably my neighbors) that doesn't get a penetrating WiFi signal from the ROG Rapture. Setup is easy for the basics but you can get lost in the details as there's every option you could possible want as a user if you're looking to optimize for gaming. There's some good guides on YouTube and I expect there will be more as time goes on. FYI the UI has a heavy gamer aesthetic, which isn't needed and while not a flaw, just makes it look a bit over hyped when you're going through options. I hope they offer a vanilla mode with the next firmware update. I also wish the ASUS ROG Rapture AX11000 had 8 ethernet ports the GT-AC5300 series but that's just me nitpicking and I haven't deducted a star (the ASUS ROG Rapture AX11000 has 4 ethernet ports, offers 2 USB 3.0 ports and a dedicated ethernet port for gaming (you can also run a second 5G network just for gaming). I'll be honest the ASUS ROG Rapture AX11000 is NOT for everyone. If you're reading this review and you're technical and want to have a top-end router, you can't go past this. I would love to test it with another ASUS router to see how the AI.Mesh side of things works (Asus' own mesh standard). Final tip - with so many options to customize your network settings, you could use the ASUS ROG Rapture AX11000 for a week and still not use 1/10th of what it's capable of - so if you're obsessed with tweaks and details, the ASUS ROG Rapture AX11000 is a lot of hard core tech fun as well as being a great router.

Absolute tank of a unit, fast transmission, easy setup, high adjustability and fine tuning

Replaced aging router. Easy to set up. Rather large.

Upgraded from my netgear nighthawk gaming router and can't be more blown away!!! Definitely top of the line!!!

This router works great, if you have alot of devices or do any kind of gaming I would highly recommend.

Best gaming router I have ever purchased. No lag with online games whatsoever.

I was having trouble with my Asus GT 5300 where the WAN port would turn RED periodically. I decided to upgrade to this and use the GT 5300 as a access point. This was a smart move. These two items meshed together cover my 3500 square foot home perfectly. It was not cheap, but you get what you pay for. They use the extra 5ghz channel as a backhaul. Paired this with Fiber 1000mbps service, and you wont regret it.

Wow!. This thing is heavy duty. Built like a tank. Great internet speeds! Best value Wi-Fi 6 router out there

I replaced the Netgear XR500 Nighthawk with this router due to some connection instability that the Nighthawk had before my 2 weeks were up. The ASUS GT-AX11000 is reasonable, although admittedly, my first one did have issues with Stalling/rebooting within a week of uptime and struggling with it for more than a couple of weeks before being recommended to RMA it. Was able to replace it via Best Buy (Which was directed by their RMA process) and tried restoring the saved configuration to it, but apparently, it caused the router to have issues until I did a factory reset and manually reconfigured the router. ASUS Support page is a bit painful to get help and in some cases, confusing. When asked to use the router's feedback with case number, the system actually gave an error that the only way I could submit feedback was NOT to put in the case number. If, at any time you work with ASUS Support and they suggest RMA - Take it back to Best Buy first if it is within a year of purchase and have them warranty replace it (Even if you didn't get the Geek Squad Protection), cause there is a likely chance you will end up being asked to RMA it.

Have had it for a couple of weeks and love it, is far for wifi and no connection problems.

Clean strong signal up to 150 ft. Including going through a brick wall.

BEST ROUTER I EVER BOUGHT AND ITS WORTH THE ENTIRE 400 I SPENT ON IT

This product was easy to set up and works very well. There were no problems with it.