Recent content by Hundra

Thank you, I'll stick with 86u/88u. Just waiting to see the prices in the soon sales events. BTW, in the meantime I managed to get 190/20 on 8 wires telephone cable, that's almost the cap of my isp connection.

Oh thanks, that's exactly the kind of insight I was looking for. I'll stick with 86u/88u.

OK, I've ordered AX88U yesterday but it was canceled (seems it wasn't a sale at newegg, just mispriced). Any way, I'm happy with speed/range results - so I'll order the ax86u or the ax88u. Can't upload pictures for some reason, my friend got 570/83 on 5ghz and 270/89 2.4ghz. These near the...

Thanks trip. I've got it all, coaxial and ready to run ethernet cables (not sure how its called on English, but got empty tunnels with nylon wire to pull the cables). Only one thing, we might moving in a few months (to similar apartment) so trying to keep it into one device. Tomorrow a friend...

Yes, that's make sense, thanks. I'll see tomorrow what channel the local version offers, usually ordering from outside of state giving some channel that aren't available locally so I won't interfere with my neighbors (and it is legal to order from us).

Can you elaborate? Also, how many channels does ax86u have? I'm asking cause local version might be limited (usually it is, I'll know soon), so I might prefer to order from us.

Currently I'm getting 60/20 at the furthest room, that's 2.4ghz only, nearest the router about 100/40. Now, I know wave length is better than the shorter 5ghz, but don't you think I can squeeze at least twice if not three times speed at AC with a good router such as the AX86U? Yes I understand...

Hi, I'm looking to upgrade my old TL-WR841HP router, currently I'm looking into the ASUS AX86U but I don't mind going cheaper (RT-AX3000, TP-Link AX50 and any else) if there won't be noticeable differences for my needs. Looking for : 1. Reliability, 2. Range (!), 3. Security, 4. minimum 4 LAN...