ASUS RT-BE58U BE3600 WiFi 7 AiMesh Extendable Router, 4K QAM, MLO, AI Detection 2.5G WAN/LAN port , Four 1G ports, Commercial Grade Network Security, Parental Control, IoT network, VPN network

This unit works a treat, easy to set up with outcome of fast internet access

I bought a cudy router recently which has the same CPU by broadcom and I can tell it's been utilised properly. I thought the cudy router was great until things went south and things started to go wrong. This Asus router is excellent it has-Good build quality-Easily best coverage and signal strength of any router I've used.-Easy set up just follow in app instructions or simply use a the web interface.-Powerfull CPU I've dived deeper into the spec even though Asus don't tell you what model it is.-1gb ram this is key and important for future proofing.The router was £109 when I purchased it which is a bargain.The routers firmware is far better than the one I had before and it features AI protection which is free but don't expect it keep everything out you still have to be vigilant although it's better than standard firewalls.The 4g/5g usb is a feature I hadn't have to use on Asus routers but I had to other day and I can say it saved the day. I just a popped a 4g dongle in and hey presto super fast internet.Asus keep up the good work

What an awesome powerhouse, Asus did it again with this Router ... I am extremely satisfied with this product, lightning fast on both WiFi and Ethernet to start with, easy to setup out of the box and with room to tweak it up some more, you can install some special scripts if you really want to. I mainly like the AI free protection that comes with it as an added layer of security, the VPN features and much more but the real reason I decided to go for this router is because it is not Chinese made which in terms of cyber security means a lot, this device is directly connected to my ISP by Fiber Internet, it replaced the ISP router and it is the main gate to my home network so I will not risk it with any product.So I would highly recommend this wonderful product to anyone who is security councious and is looking to secure his precious home network. As usual do some research before buying and go through all the features to make sure it covers your needs. I would also strongly recommend to have a dedicated fanless firewall in your network to complete your network security.

Very good WiFi. I bought this to replace the router my ISP gave me. That one had lots of issues with lost packets (random ping spikes), and required a restart every week to make it work properly. The new router has been on for a month with no restarts and still works good. Its range is also more than enough, and the mobile app is very intuitive and bug free. Quite expensive, but this device is worth it.

Excellent speed for Vodafone full fibre connection. Much better than previous T-Link router. Really easy to setup. Would recommend.

Not sure if my old Plusnet hub 2 is that good or the ASUS router is that bad. Absolutely no difference on speed between hub2 and asus however the asus signal is trash. Walking 10 steps a way losing 2 of 3 bars is pathetic. Having both in same place and testing the worst place in my house despite hub 2 having 5g, the signal strength and the speed is 3x better than wifi 7 on asus. Honestly after my experience with asus WiFi 7 I could say the WiFi 7 is gimmick even I know isn't.The only positive is access to VPN And usb drive over FTP but even that is temperamental had to restart the route 4 times a week to keep it working.My second attempt to purchase "new router" but even the tp didn't beat hub2. So I'll stick with hub 2 for now buying router just because is new is waste of money.

Quality router in good price, just needed to update the old one, this one is prefect choice, come with parental control and with good security feature. Bonus, the AImesh works with my old router, satisfied!!

It looks like I have to download the app to set this up. To do so I need to agree to the privacy policy and advertising, and have to provide my credit card details for “identification” purposes.Both are totally unreasonable, I just want a WiFi router, not a means of targeting me with adverts or worse still storing my credit card details on a server which may get hacked.