Release RT-BE92U Firmware 3.0.0.6.102_37435-gdd27f25_1059-g807f7_BB0B 12/23/2024

[digits n bits]

I was like you, enthusiastic about this model. After a few weeks of testing, too many bugs, instabilities, disconnections, etc. Despite updates, factory reset, still the same problems. Coupled in aimesh with a GT-BE98, it was a disaster. I contacted the support but I had no feedback. I repacked this piece and I'm waiting for the refund.

I contacted ASUS also and the tech I talked to seemed to dismiss the hardware issue and thinks it’s a firmware issue. Bottom line they weren’t much help at all. It’s now sitting in the box and I’m using a different WiFi 7 router and surprise, everything works as advertised. MLO works, no disconnects, smart connection works, VPN, right out of the box, no issues.

 

[iFrogMac]

I contacted ASUS also and the tech I talked to seemed to dismiss the hardware issue and thinks it’s a firmware issue. Bottom line they weren’t much help at all. It’s now sitting in the box and I’m using a different WiFi 7 router and surprise, everything works as advertised. MLO works, no disconnects, smart connection works, VPN, right out of the box, no issues.

So, did you end up going with a different brand all together ? since Asus wasn't much help?
I'm actually surprised more people here don't use Ubiquity / Unify products. It just seems like it would be a better fit for the nature of complaints I see here as a whole and the feedback from those who got tired of consumer routers and went more prosumer / enterprise level. I was actually considering it myself before going with Asus. However, things with the Asus routers I've had eventually stabilized, so I put it on hold, but I might consider it to get a separate hardwire router and AP so both don't have to upgraded at the same time.

 

[RMerlin]

So, did you end up going with a different brand all together ? since Asus wasn't much help?
I'm actually surprised more people here don't use Ubiquity / Unify products. It just seems like it would be a better fit for the nature of complaints I see here as a whole and the feedback from those who got tired of consumer routers and went more prosumer / enterprise level. I was actually considering it myself before going with Asus. However, things with the Asus routers I've had eventually stabilized, so I put it on hold, but I might consider it to get a separate hardwire router and AP so both don't have to upgraded at the same time.

There's also been a lot of complains about Ubiquiti's Wifi 7 APs so far. WIfi 7 is still going through growing pains, regardless of the manufacturer.

 

[iFrogMac]

There's also been a lot of complains about Ubiquiti's Wifi 7 APs so far. WIfi 7 is still going through growing pains, regardless of the manufacturer.

That's been my impression too. It just seems like WiFi 7 as a whole just isn't stable yet. As far as the BE92U, I mainly needed the 2.5G ports, and have been using it as a dual band WiFi 6/6e router and a wired router. So. I probably won't see the WiFi 7 related issues until I start needing those features more such as MLO, etc. For me, the BE92U seemed like the best balanced value for features I needed now, and features I would be able to use more going forward, even if I didn't need them all right now in this exact point in time.

 

[Tech9]

I'm actually surprised more people here don't use Ubiquity / Unify products.

On Ubiquiti Community forums surprisingly very few people have Asus routers.

There's also been a lot of complains about Ubiquiti's Wifi 7 APs

Indeed, with fixes up to changes on a hardware level. Early adopters... sorry, try again.

 

[TeMpL]

support for vlans with aimesh nodes ? Do we have roadmap ?