There's now a listing on Amazon for the RT-AX68U for $199.99. "Usually ships within 1 to 2 months."
That's new since yesterday. Been waiting for that. It's on Newegg too but shows out of stock.There's now a listing on Amazon for the RT-AX68U for $199.99. "Usually ships within 1 to 2 months."
AXE88U?I'm expecting to see a 6e model pop up and kill a lot of the 6 enthusiasm.
I'm expecting to see a 6e model pop up and kill a lot of the 6 enthusiasm.
The AX88 has been out long enough to do a refresh, the AX86 seems questionable though.AXE88U?
You might want to confirm that with @RMerlin - its not a full-blown install, but when you ssh in and can wget and curl, there's plenty of linux bash under the hood doing stuffThe router is not running Linux. Neither do most PC's, even if they can.
Although its price is high, but it still sold out now, waiting for Amazon page to open again.It just did the Asus GT-AXE11000 was announced today. Available later this month
for $550...ouch.
We'll be looking forward to a full report in a week or two! What is it replacing?FYI, looks like these are getting close to shipping. I ordered one from Amazon when they became available, and just got an updated estimated delivery of this weekend.
I probably won't be very useful, I'm a pretty vanilla user. It's only going to be used as an AP. I don't have a large house, but it's old with very thick walls, which hurts 5ghz. I have 3 separate routers: An RT-AC68 as my main router, a TP Link Archer A7 as an AP, and an old Netgear DGND3300 as another AP (all hardwired together). The RT-AX68 is replacing the TP Link. I also have an RT-AX86u on order... the estimated ship date on that has slid a couple times. I ordered it first, but it looks like I'll be getting it after the 68. Once it comes in, it will replace the RT-AC68 as my main route, and the AC68 will replace the Netgear.We'll be looking forward to a full report in a week or two! What is it replacing?
Set up yet? Impressions so far? Inquiring minds want to know!It has arrived! View attachment 29751
Yes, set it up yesterday. It's just being used as an access point in my kitchen, but initial impressions are that it performs better than the Archer A7 it replaced. It's located low in a cabinet in a cabinet, which isn't ideal. But I did tweak the location slightly, so it may have have a slight advantage compared to the old router.Set up yet? Impressions so far? Inquiring minds want to know!
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