ASUS ROG Rapture WiFi 6 AX Gaming Router (GT-AX6000) - Dual Band 2.5G WAN/LAN Ports, Quad-Core 2.0Ghz CPU, Triple-Level Game Acceleration, AiMesh Compatible, Lifetime Internet Security, Instant Guard

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Mobile Game Mode – Minimize lag and latency for mobile gaming with just a tap on the ASUS Router app. If you’re on the market for a new router, especially to replace an aging one that’s running out of life, I’d say go with the ROG Rapture GT-AX6000. I wasn’t really expecting anything as i was tinkering with the rog router and came across guest network pro. The router support LAN Link Aggregation where you can combine its LAN1 and LAN 2 port to deliver a 2Gbps connection.

Each device shows its IP, how it is connected to the network and even further settings appear when touching the device icon such as bandwidth limiter and the option to block it completely or optimise the connection by setting the device to gaming or streaming, for example.With ASUS AiMesh you can use a single SSID for your entire home network, with seamless coverage and no dead zones! For non-networking gurus the default set up really doesn’t need any changes to work as it should, but, if you do know your way around a router, there are a load of settings you can alter to tweak it to your liking either in the app or via the web interface. I was able to get reliable connections from corners of the house where most other routers failed to deliver. Come to think about it, the GT-AX6000 is a good candidate for the best Wi-Fi 6 router to get while waiting for Wi-Fi 7 to arrive.

And in the end this gadget is quite a complete solution, maybe not a future-proof thing (if this exists ever), but do having still several years ahead of it. You’ll need to screw each antenna in individually, and it can be hard to keep it tightly connected without risking breaking the parts. First announced in late 2021 and recently available for purchase, the new router has everything the RT-AX86U offers and much more, including an additional 2.If you’re already subscribed to a different VPN, you can use the router’s clever VPN Fusion feature to specify which client should use which service, so you can – for example – set your gaming rig to use VyprVPN while your smart TV uses a separate VPN to spoof its location, while regular phones and laptops go through your ISP as usual. The pincers, sorry antennas, are black but with a red Perspex section that looks like it should light up and might have been nice if it did but unfortunately doesn’t.