RT-BE92U Tri-band WiFi 7 Router, supports new 320MHz bandwidth & 4096-QAM, Multi-link operation (MLO), AI WAN detection, AiMesh support, subscription-free network security, and VPN features

Quality product. I replaced my old router as one of the nodes in my mesh network as the current node was bottle decking the transfer speeds This new router replaced the old one as the main feed and the speeds have been a massive increase due to the old router being a previous generation, but works well as a replacement node. Setup was a doddle with the ASUS app. Great product

This ASUS router is incredibly powerful with a super stable connection. The best part is that it can be linked with my old ASUS router, so now the Wi-Fi covers every corner of my house perfectly — no more dead spots anywhere! I’m really impressed with its performance and how easy it was to set up. Highly recommended!

Very disappointed with these. I have a fairly large area to cover but have no blind spots with my current mesh set up of 6x AX92u routers. Due to using wireless backhaul, I'm limited to around 450mbit from the nodes but the reviews and advertising suggested I should be able to get over 1gbit using the BE92u. Sadly this was not the case. The nodes insist on connecting to the main router, regardless of uplink preference settings and the range is pitifully small. There were huge gaps in coverage and speeds quickly dropped off as you walked out of the room with the primary router. Sat on top of it I was getting 1gb+ but 20ft away it was half that. Walk into the next room and there were disconnections or drops to 2.4ghz. Totally unfit for purpose (Asus support is really difficult to get through to and hopeless when you do!) and so I returned them. Back to my stable AX92us again. Ah well.

Very good quality router, easy to set up, got all function you need for Gamer and household . Signal in the whole house now even on second floor. Recomended for everyone

TL;DR....I sent it back. Very disappointing. Its running Merlin, as the stock firmware is even less stable than Merlin. Its as unstable as it could be without getting sent bsck (yet!) I've had to resort to nightly automatic reboots to clear up what appears to be a memory leak, and even when functioning "correctly" it doesn't have anywhere near the coverage (even when running with Tx Power to the max) of the old RT-AC86U it replaced (even 2.4GHz, which should have the best penetration, is crippled) I also wanted to run with a WireGuard VPN (Nord VPN) but that proved a non-starter, just could not get it to run, so reverted to the slower OpenVPN. I'm not running with anything complex, only 10 or so clients at any one time, not vast amounts of streaming data, no use of DFS channels, no multilink, no channels above 40MHz. Its basically an immature product, should not have been let out on the market in its present form. Until I can get some reliability and performance, probably in a later firmware revision, my old but stable RT-AC86U is back doing the work

Still have the very well known random/intermittent wifi disconnection issue out of the box. Bought this newer Wifi router thinking to replace my older AC86U. Follow the very straight forward settings and everything seems to be working ok, not until I start having some web conference with coworker. Connection keep dropping intermittently, sometime it is the wifi, sometime it is the WAN. Tried updating the firmware to latest but still the same. Put back the older AC86U router and everything working as it should. Come on, I think wifi router nowaday is not something than new and the user experience shouldn't be like that. I will probably go back to source an older RT series Router instead of wasting my time with this newer generation.

I already had an Asus Wifi router and some XD4 Plus mesh nodes. The XD4 nodes will not connect to the new mesh network from this router. I contacted Asus support, have done everything they suggested, and still they try to connect but give an error message at the end of the process. I give up. The router gives a very weak WiFi signal at the end of a very small home, with only thin plasterboard partition walls. The nodes will not connect, so I am left with blind spots. I was better off with my older router, which worked seamlessly with the nodes.

Vengo de un router muy sólido de gama media (el ASUS AX58U) que ha rendido genial durante años, pero con más de 30 dispositivos conectados en casa, necesitaba un salto de calidad. Tras probar este ASUS GT-BE92U, puedo decir que el cambio ha merecido la pena. Aquí os dejo mis conclusiones tras exprimirlo a fondo: ✅ Cobertura y Potencia: Sin ser "milagroso" (la física es la física y los muros existen), la mejora es notable. Donde el router anterior sufría para llegar, este llega con comodidad. Hay que recordar que una mejora de 3 dBm implica doblar la potencia de la señal, y este aparato lo cumple de sobra manteniendo la estabilidad en toda la casa. ✅ Diseño: A diferencia de sus hermanos mayores (como el BE98 o el futuro BE19000AI), que son auténticos "mastodontes" horizontales, este BE92U tiene un diseño vertical, alto y estrecho. Se acomoda mucho mejor en cualquier mueble sin ocupar medio salón. ✅ Asuswrt-Merlin: Una de las razones principales para elegir ASUS es el soporte de la comunidad. Este modelo es compatible con el firmware de Merlin, lo que le da una vida extra y funciones avanzadas que el firmware de stock no siempre aprovecha igual. Si te gusta "cacharrear" y tener el control total, esta es la opción ideal frente a otros WiFi 7 que vienen más "capados". ⚠️ La realidad del WiFi 7 y los 6 GHz: Este router tiene las tres bandas (2.4, 5 y 6 GHz), algo imprescindible para llamarse WiFi 7 "de verdad" (cuidado con otros modelos que son "mediopensionistas"). Eso sí, no os hagáis ilusiones falsas con la banda de 6 GHz: Vuela (literalmente) en la misma habitación o espacios abiertos, pero en cuanto cruzas un par de paredes, la señal cae. Es física. Mi configuración: Dejo la red IoT en 2.4 GHz y uso las bandas de 5 y 6 GHz para los dispositivos potentes. El router gestiona esta convivencia de maravilla. 🔧 Bug visual MLO: Si sois exigentes, os aviso de una "pijada" del firmware actual (tanto oficial como Merlin) relacionada con el MLO (Multi-Link Operation). El MLO es una tecnología nueva que a veces se lleva mal con dispositivos antiguos (en mi caso, provocaba inestabilidad en una TV). Si desactivas el MLO para ganar estabilidad (recomendado por ahora), verás un bug cosmético: los móviles WiFi 7 conectados pueden aparecer en la lista del router como "conectados por cable" o directamente no aparecer, aunque tengan internet y vuelen. Si activas el MLO globalmente, se arregla el icono, pero puedes perder estabilidad en otros aparatos. Mi recomendación: MLO desactivado. Prefiero estabilidad total a que el icono se vea bonito. Es algo que ASUS irá puliendo con actualizaciones. En resumen, comprado en oferta (Black Friday), me llegó la revisión de Hardware 1 (fabricada en 2025) y va perfecta, ignorad los rumores de foros sobre revisiones malas. Es un "bicho" muy serio, con puerto de 10Gbps y preparado para durar años. Si buscas estabilidad, firmware Merlin y WiFi 7 real sin irte a precios desorbitados, es el sustituto perfecto.

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This router is absolutely fantastic and the best buy at this price point. I need this to replace the awful box from my ISP, which had documented issues by other users. Since getting this router, ALL of my previous issues have been resolved. I always have a strong, stable connection for all of my devices. I have a 10GB plan and can now get the highest speeds possible for my devices that use WiFi while keeping the wired 10GBps option open. It has 3 bands but splits the 2.4 Gz band into 1 for the IoT and 1 for normal devices. And the stability of the 6Gz is amazing. The nice thing with this router is the features should be top of the range for the near future as many devices catch up with WiFi 7. The ability to customize everything is worth upgrading the your ISP's provided box. Had this for 3 months now and it has eliminated all the issues I previously had working from home.

Good saler and the router good to use

J’ai vu beaucoup de mauvaises critiques, mais je pense qu’elles étaient justifiées au début de la vie du routeur. Depuis, ce dernier a reçu de nombreuses mises à jour, dont la dernière est la version 3.0.0.6.102_37563 du 27/06. C’est avec cette version que fonctionne mon routeur actuellement. Cela fait une semaine que je l’ai, et je n’ai rencontré aucun des problèmes évoqués dans les commentaires plus anciens, comme les redémarrages ou les plantages. J’ai également analysé les logs du routeur, et tout fonctionne correctement. Pour moi, le routeur est stable. Je suis un peu déçu par le Wi-Fi sur la bande 6 GHz, qui capte moins bien (ce qui est normal, car cette fréquence pénètre moins bien les murs). Mais curieusement, les débits restent élevés, même avec une réception moyenne. J’utilisais auparavant un AX92U tribande, ultra stable, que j’ai gardé pendant 5 ans et qui reste très compétitif. J’ai une fibre 1 Gbit/s symétrique, et avec l’AX92U, j’atteignais au mieux 700/600 Mb/s sur mon iPhone 15 Pro. Avec le BE92U, je monte à 950/910 Mb/s, quasiment au maximum de ma connexion. Il faut dire que le BE92U a plus de RAM, un processeur plus puissant, et que le téléphone est connecté en 6 GHz. En termes de couverture, les deux routeurs sont équivalents. Je n’ai pas testé l’AiMesh car un seul routeur suffit à couvrir toute ma maison. J’ai séparé la bande 2.4 GHz sur un SSID différent (pour mes objets IoT principalement), et j’ai mis les bandes 5 GHz et 6 GHz sur le même SSID. Plus tard, je vais avoir deux téléphones compatibles Wi-Fi 7, et je compte exploiter le MLO (Multi-Link Operation : 5 GHz + 6 GHz), ce qui n’est pas encore possible pour moi actuellement. J'ai également activé les serveurs openvpn et wireguard ainsi que aiprotection La seule chose que j’ai désactivée manuellement dans les paramètres, c’est l’assistance à l’itinérance sur les trois bandes, ainsi que le Wi-Fi 7 sur la 2.4 GHz (je n’ai aucun appareil qui l’utilise). Je l’activerai peut-être plus tard avec le MLO. Je suis resté sur le firmware d’origine Asus, car la version Asuswrt-Merlin sortie en avril est plus ancienne, donc je ne l’ai pas installée. update du 02/08/2025: asus merlin a sorti un nouveau firmware plus récent j'ai test et il consomme moins de ram (plus optimisé avec des options supplémentaires) mais le firmware original fonctionne aussi bien. Chez moi, j’ai 25 périphériques connectés : • 10 sur la bande 2.4 GHz, • 12 sur la 5 GHz (Wi-Fi AC), • 3 sur la 6 GHz (Wi-Fi 6E). Les appareils vont des caméras Reolink, un aspirateur Dreame, des enceintes Bose SoundTouch, iPad, iPhone, un NAS Synology, jusqu’à des assistants Alexa.