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I can't remember which one I took the 3.0.0.4 Wi-Fi 6 example from but here are a few: https://www.snbforums.com/threads/asus-rt-ax59u-firmware-version-3-0-0-4-388_34011-2026-03-16.96931/ https://www.snbforums.com/threads/asus-tuf-ax4200-firmware-version-3-0-0-4-388_34011-2026-03-11.96890/...

No, you're both off point. I'm referring to the fact that the latest March 2026 firmware updates for both newer (3.0.0.6 Wi-Fi 7 models) and older (3.0.0.4 Wi-Fi 6 models) both show an extensive list of changes and fixes as per the example I pasted above, but the AXE16000 only shows one change...

Just comparing the Release Notes between the AXE16000 3/16 release and one from another model. AXE16000 Other Model And here's the release notes of one from the Wi-Fi 6 era (not 6E or 7) See the difference? :) Many of these issues should absolutely apply to the AXE16000, as it's also on...

If the release notes are complete and Asus didn’t forget/truncate anything, once again the AXE16000 gets left out again and doesn’t get any of the other fixes and improvements other models does. This keeps happening, so unfortunate.

3.0.0.6.102_36488 was just released today 3/16/2026: If these release notes are complete, once again the AXE16000 gets left out. Every other router getting tons of fixes and improvements, and the AXE16000 gets basically nothing, and late. It's a good router because it's one of the last quad...

This release has solved some longstanding issues and Wi-Fi Clients, especially 2.4GHz and 5GHz, stay connected a lot better now. I've only been using this version for ~12 hours but the difference is very notable. I have one particular IOT device that would complain every few hours, and it hasn't...

https://docs.gl-inet.com/router/en/4/interface_guide/mac_address/ Just for everyone’s reference. Here is what it looks like for what is arguably the most popular travel router lineup. You get to choose Factory Default, Cloned, or Custom with a Random. While not a huge deal, definitely a welcome...

Yes. But others have this as part of the WISP set up flow, so you wouldn’t have to remember to do this separate from selecting a new AP. Also at least for me, if I change that option on the BE58 Go, all of its clients will stop connecting to 5GHz to the travel router, only to 2.4GHz. This is...

First impressions playing around, for me the biggest missing feature with this BE58 Go that its competitors have, is spoofing/custom WAN MAC address options. Both GL.inet and TP-Link have easy options (especially when setting up WISP mode) to set a randomized / rotating WAN MAC address. It would...

OK I spent the day playing with this new FW and wanted to share my data points in case it helps someone else. I updated directly from the March FW, because a few of the releases between March and October made me lose 6GHz completely. I did an in-place upgrade and at first, only one client...

Ever since the 3/2025 version 25138 most of my 6GHz clients are only connecting to 5GHz on secondary nodes. I was going to revert again but I do have a single device connecting at 6GHz to that secondary node, whereas before every capable device would stay on 6GHz…

Updated and things are generally reliable on my end. Have not had a chance to change the router password yet to test if the August changes are included in this October release. Anyone else use their router as a VPN server, and notice that VPN clients connecting to the router's VPN server no...

Yeah, this release doesn’t seem to include any of the changes eg Security Enhancements they rolled out to other models in August.. Even the ET8 (still on 3.0.0.4.388) in August got the security enhancements… Edit: But weirdly does have October changes from other models… did they just miss a...

If they brought the BE98 non pro to North America I'd jump on that in an instant for the 2x 5GHz bands. I have some devices on 6GHz but not many. Certainly not enough to want 2x GHz bands if I'm wired backhaul'ing.

Just to get FW that has already been superseded on other models.