Well it's a ROG GT router. As much as some of us think the design isn't anything special to look at. Having this on the router, will be an added reason some buy it. As it's different, even if it's a fingerprint magnet, and such.but why a mirrored top?
Nobody can tell, because the router is not released yet, so there are no review.How do you think the Asus ROG GT-AXE16000 stacks up against the Netgear RAXE500?
Like Merlin mentioned you can't compare them right now, as the GT-AXE16000 hasn't even launched yet.How do you think the Asus ROG GT-AXE16000 stacks up against the Netgear RAXE500?
I believe both are quad band but which one is more superior spec-wise and more future proof moving forward?
RAXE500 is tri-band and has only one 2.5G port.How do you think the Asus ROG GT-AXE16000 stacks up against the Netgear RAXE500?
I believe both are quad band but which one is more superior spec-wise and more future proof moving forward?
Someone on Twitter indicated the Amazon listing landed a few days ago and they were able to order it right away. I didn't see the listing until 17 hours later and it was already out of stock.Amazon is now listing the GT-AXE16000 and showing it as out of stock probably pending release. My suspicion is that it will release either tomorrow in conjunction with the ASUS event, or later this week.
From what I seen the couple people who did get to order one. Also got a ship out date for 2 weeks later. Definitely seems like a early posting on amazon's part.Someone on Twitter indicated the Amazon listing landed a few days ago and they were able to order it right away.
AX6000 had similar $50 drop for a few days, like two weeks ago. Honestly the AXE11000 price should drop a bit, and stay. As the AXE16000 hardware wise is definitely a couple steps above. For sure feel there should be more than a $100 difference, between the two.And the AXE-11000 price is now reduced on the Asus store from $550 to $500
This morning newegg had the GT-AXE11000 marked down to $500 with an additional $50 promo code for $450 total. New, not their open box listing. It looks like it moved pretty quickly, since newegg sold out and it defaulted to a third party seller.AX6000 had similar $50 drop for a few days, like two weeks ago. Honestly the AXE11000 price should drop a bit, and stay. As the AXE16000 hardware wise is definitely a couple steps above. For sure feel there should be more than a $100 difference, between the two.
Well at $450 not a bad price at all. I would still rather spend $200 more on the better hardware in the AXE16000. But I'm not shocked it sold out quickly at that price.This morning newegg had the GT-AXE11000 marked down to $500 with an additional $50 promo code for $450 total.
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