Customer Ratings & Reviews

I replaced an older Orbi RBK/S50 system that had a bad WAN port on the main unit with this offering from ASUS. Installation / setup was a breeze. The nodes all auto-configured (minus the settings I change from default) and life was good. After having this for several weeks, I see frequent instances of : Wifi network disappearing, all units losing connection, and gradual network recovery. Wifi remaining up, but all units plugged wired into a unit will lose connection for 5-10 minutes. I can literally log into the admin interface wirelessly, but no wired client can have connection. Once, the whole system decided to switch to the 2GHz network, even though each node was set to prioritize the 6GHz (hidden ssid) for the backhaul, and the unit simply was not broadcasting a 5GHz signal, even though the UI said it did. Rebooting the router did fix this issue. Overall: This is obviously cheaper than an Orbi setup. It performs like it is obviously cheaper than an Orbi setup. When it works, it is fantastic. It doesn't work often enough that I am considering scrapping this (now I'm out of my return window) and biting the bullet for another Orbi system.

Decided to replace my 7 year old Orbi router and satellite with this 3 pack Asus kit. I have much improved coverage throughout the entire house now and 6E band devices reach 600mbps speeds. The app to setup and configure is top tier, and includes a lifetime security feature unlike Netgear that charges you for an add-on. As a network engineer I 100% recommend this setup for fast reliable WiFi and improved cybersecurity in your home

If you have an asus router with mesh capability, these make great nodes. They pair easily and help extend out your coverage area. I have 90% of my home smart switched, with cameras, and multiple devices, and with using the 6 gig bands, it frees up my other channels so there is no congestion.

This router works well to connect all of the devices in my home. The three networks provide all the necessary pathways to accommodate newer and older tech. The only issue I've experienced is the nodes occasionally drop off the network and have to be rebooted to bring them back online.

It’s does not always recognize the WiFi, but when it does works amazingly

As WiFi it's very solid but if you've got a lot of interference from the neighbors, you'll want to setup with Ethernet Backhaul, or you'll deal with signal drops. Once I setup MoCA Cable to Ethernet network have had zero issues.

Easy to set up, have ranch house and now have coverage in every corner of house.

The inital set up and connection is very good, but the app isn't super good at diagnostic tests when it starts to slow down it just cuts out and asks to try again.

Router works great, system was easy to setup with the ASUS anpp and coverage around my house is great!

The setup and UI is great on these, but they are genuinely terrible when it comes to connection. I have them all set up with wired backhaul, but I am constantly having to reboot them or factory reset them in order to maintain any sort of wifi connection. And this isn't just for the mesh nodes. The main one that's being used as a router is the worst offender. I'm sitting 3 ft from it right now and can't get my phone or sons PS4 to connect to it via WIFI. I would return them if they were still in return windos. ASUS has been less than helpful with customer support, stating that they can send me a new one if I pay up front for it; but even when trying that option, they told me they were out of stock. I tried a second set from Amazon to see if it was these units or just how they function as a whole, and the Amazon set performs the same or worse.

When it works, it's great, but setup was very cumbersome. Took a awhile to get it going and to troubleshoot when connection is lost.

Great product. Getting great speeds. No WiFi dropping.

I have to say that I am extremely impressed with the ZenWiFi AXE7800. I don't normally write reviews and I was hesitant to buy an Asus wireless router. I knew that Asus made motherboards and other PC products, but was unsure of their wireless products. The ZenWiFi AXE7800 offers an incredibly high level of control over your entire wireless network. If you're looking for a whole home mesh wifi system that allows for a great deal of flexibility, I highly recommend that you take a look at the Asus products.

Great connectivity. Parental features work great once you figure them out. High speed wireless to iPhones, androids, laptops, and smart tv. No problem streaming 4k to TVs.

I was having trouble getting WiFi to my wifes She Shed. I tried powerline adapters and extenders and was on the verge of getting my IP to run a line. I visited the store and spoke to a rep and told him the problem. He asked about my router, which is an ASUS ROG that I love. He showed me the ASUS ZenWiFi AXE 7800. BAM, just like that, my wife is streaming HGTV and her other shows, and as they say, "Happy wife, Happy life."

I had issues with this. It kept causing my iPhones to freeze up. I spent over days reading and changing settings which helped a little, but just didn’t work. Also setting up all three was a big pain. You have to activate and update them one at a time. The instructions say to activate all of them together.

Surprised at the ease of set up and excellent range of coverage. Great product!

As advertised! Easy setup and connection, I was speeding at 950 mps in no time!

This is my 2nd ASUS mesh network. My previous was WiFi 5 routers and I would see 500-600 max download, but I was getting a lot of disconnects on my VPN for remote work. The new routers are giving me faster speeds, better coverage and I’ve had zero disconnects of my vpn. The previous routers were older, one as much as 10-11 years old, so they were due for a change. I followed the setup using the ASUS app and had no issues. I am not a tech person, I hope these last forever so I don’t need to fool with WiFi again, but chances are I’ll replace them in the future with whatever ASUS system is current.

Easy to install and blends in the decor of most rooms. Only negative would be the range is not as good as I would have expected.