ASUS ZenWiFi XT9 AX7800 Tri-Band WiFi6 Mesh WiFiSystem (2Pack), 802.11ax, up to 5700 sq ft & 6+ Rooms, AiMesh, White (Renewed)

This item was an inexpensive way to completely blanket my home with wi-fi. No dead spots anywhere! The cost was 50% less than a new set and there's no difference in performance. In fact, this item is slightly newer than my existing set so I made THIS ITEM my router and my existing set my satellites! No issues whatsoever.

I bought them to extend my existing ASUS XT9 mesh network. It was easy to set up with the ASUS app. The network is stable and provides great coverage over every corner of the house and in the yards. XT9 has advanced features that tech savvy users will find useful. But out of the box, it works great without any further tinkering.

Got this as a refurb. Setting it up took a couple of hours - had to update firmware and work around some app issues - but has extra security features baked in, does not require a software subscription, and has been notably faster with better range than prior setup, which was TP-Link Archer with an extender.

I already had 2 XT8s. I promoted one of these to primary and now have 1 Xt9 and 2 XT8s making yup my AIMesh network. Work great. Strong signal and easy to setup.

It's a great setup. Way faster than my older tp link setup. I recommend Asus but I HIGHLY recommend you use Ai to help you configure it properly. I'm a network technician, so please read this. There are an absolute TON of things you can configure. Way more than any other wifi router setup I've ever seen. Login on your computer. Open Google chrome and Hit the gemini button and share your screen with gemini. Ask gemini to help you configure this with best settings. Also be sure to check the error logs and use Ai to clear up any of the issues that may be showing up there.

I wanted to upgrade from my old mesh setup but this isn't it. The UI is a bit clunky but the killer was the fact that I couldn't access local services. As soon as I got this set up and connected I lost access to my personal server running UnRaid and I lost access to my smart home controller (mini PC) running Home Assistant. I tweaked the settings over and over and over, factory reset several times, and made sure the firmware was up-to-date, but I could never dial it in. The only time I could access my services locally were in-between router reboots. Accessing remotely didn't work at all. I've read other reviews saying specific services were blocked and support couldn't figure it out either. Seems like the only good networking equipment these days is for enterprise environments. The rest is consumer-grade slop.

Me encantó, son potentes, discretos y confiables, pensaba en comprar 3 routers porque mi casa tiene 4 pisos (aprox 250 mts2) pero me ha funcionado bastante bien la red con solo dos de estos. En todo si el requerimiento de velocidad es muy elevado si sugiero considerar un Backhaul cableado.

Huge pain in the butt to add to the existing system even though I already have 2 of them in my system. Unbelievable. Still haven't managed to update the firmware. ASUS please get your act together. When they work amazing, getting there not so fun.

Todos en mi casa notamos el cambio. Lo recomiendo.