Minions WiFi 6E Router, AXE5400 Tri-Band 2.4GHz, 5GHz & 6GHz, 2.5GbE WAN, Wireless PCVR and Gaming, Mesh System, WiFi Extender, WPA3, Gigabit LAN (Kevin)

I bought this mainly as a dedicated router for wireless PCVR on my Quest 3. I tried using other options before buying this, none of them provided a satisfactory experience or felt "just right". This thing does. It is connected to my PC via ethernet. I set it up to only broadcast on the 6ghz channel and only have my Quest 3 connected to it. I messed with a few of the setting based on some guides I found around the internet. I use Virtual Desktop and get ~35ms latency, depending on codec and game. It's crazy how good this router is. It's simple, relatively inexpensive (especially compared to the $300 router I tried before this one), and functions exceptionally well. I would recommend this if you are planning to use it in a similar way. Other than my PC and Quest 3 (and briefly my Android phone) and I haven't tried connecting many devices to it but it seems like it would function well as a traditional router. I have never used or heard of Davolink before, but they now have my attention. Bonus: it doesn't even look like a router, just a Minion themed decoration in the office.

I'm the coolest person in the world because of this guy. Anyone who steps into my room asks: "what's with the minion?" and I get the honor of replying : "oh that's Kevin, my designated router. when I play vr it takes my latency from an unstable 80ms latency to 35ms latency." Only complaint is unknown security levels, if you're a VIP or value your data, probably look more into this. Also windows 11 doesn't like ICS so you manually have to turn it on whenever you want Kevin to host a connection.

Minion Kevin lives in my room, and also in my heart. This is the most affordable router for 6Ghz dedicated wireless PCVR setups. The 5Ghz band also excels at local game streaming, like Steam Remote Play or Moonlight on the Steam Deck or whatever PC gaming handheld. DO NOT GET BOB FOR VR! I've never encountered an issue with the range, but he lives in the room I play VR in, so that's not an issue. I'd say the connection is decently stable, so long as you use Wifi Analyzer to make sure you're getting a clear channel. If it's on a highly populated channel, you'll get a lot of stuttering in VR. The setup process for using him in VR isn't the most intuitive thing. It's kind of a crackhead thing to do tbh. But it works. Honestly Kevin is a damn eyesore in any living space lol. Why on earth would they make a router look like a minion? Seriously he looks hideous sitting on my floor. Like a toy, left forever to suffer in the darkness under my desk. But unfortunately, his bright yellow assault on the eyes is necessary for cheap PCVR so I'm willing to put up with it.

Kevin has been a reliable router for VR on quest 3 (wifi 6e) and for other devices as well.

Kevin is the cheapest, coolest looking 6E wifi router out there. I bought this to connect my Meta QUest 3 to my PC without a wire. Massive improvement in lag and graphics due to less latency than even a USB wired connection. I took one star off because setup pretty much requires a phone and getting to the menus isn't as easy as it should be. But the router part works flawlessly.

They are great!Oh wow. I bought Bob and Kevin. Kevin is WiFi 6e and Bob is 6 only. I have ha dead zones in my home that are finally gone!. And they are the cutest things. No one knows what they actually are. The set up was very easy. Kevin is mostly for my gaming area. My VR is wifi. I can use a cable but it gets in the way. Bob is for my work Bother are being used as WiFi Extenders. It's nice to have electronics that don't look like electronics. speed is good. Thanks!

Super fast wifi on 6 ghz. 2.5gb Ethernet on both ports you can easily add a small hub if you meed more ports Another excellent part is a switch to go into bridge mode. Just like amplifi alien router

Wish I could give this thing ten stars! Unbelievable streaming speeds when used a bridge. I’ve used it for virtual desktop on a quest 3 and I’ve NEVER had this good of performance even when wired thru USB. And it’s at its lowest price ever. I’m currently getting 2,600 mbps. I used to get 53… don’t even think about it buy Kevin.

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Perfect as an access point gaming router. A terrific deal when it goes on sale (periodically).

Very cute. Purchased to be a VR bridge using 6ghz only for PC based VR with quest 3 / virtual desktop for use in my condo (lots of wifi overlap). Works great for that while also being a cute display piece. From other reviews (LTT) it may not switch well between channels and could direct signals more upward but not an issue for my usage in a single room.

I bought this one to offload our main router since this has 6ghz band plus we live in apartment so it is worth it. It loads faster using 6ghz band. Be aware that wall/s are the weakness of 6ghz band. i am just 3 to 5 meters outside with just one wall obstacle made of stone and the down speeds affected severely, for wood wall with the same distance works like magic.

Relatively easy to set up a mesh network, but make sure all units have updated firmware. Plug each one into a WAN source and give it about 10 minutes to automatically update. You only need to log in to the router you plan on using as a mesh controller. No need to configure the others. Just make sure they do NOT have an internet connection and press the WPS button when ready. My mesh has five routers in a large building with over 14,000 sq ft. of office space and two levels of parking. These routers are nice conversation pieces, but not as powerful as my older Linksys Velop routers.