ASUSRP-AX58 AX3000 Dual Band WiFi 6 (802.11ax) Range Extender/AiMesh Extender AiMesh Support, Easy Setup, Multiple SSID,WiFi 6 easy set up via mobile app 3 year warranty

If you're looking to amplify your WiFi coverage and ensure a reliable connection throughout your space, the ASUS RP-AX58 AX3000 Dual Band WiFi 6 Range Extender is an absolute game-changer. Let me share my experience with this exceptional device:📶 Flawless Connectivity: The WiFi 6 technology of the ASUS RP-AX58 AX3000 delivers lightning-fast and stable connectivity, even in the farthest corners of my home. Say goodbye to dead zones and signal drops with this powerful range extender.🔄 AiMesh Compatibility: Setting up an AiMesh network with this extender was a breeze. It seamlessly integrates with my existing ASUS router, creating a unified, meshed network that ensures uniform coverage and hassle-free roaming between access points.🚀 Speed and Performance: With a blazing speed of up to 3000Mbps, I can stream 4K videos, engage in online gaming, and handle multiple devices simultaneously without any lag or buffering. The performance boost is truly remarkable.🔒 Enhanced Security: The ASUS RP-AX58 AX3000 prioritizes security with advanced encryption protocols, keeping my network and personal data safe from cyber threats and unauthorized access. Peace of mind is guaranteed with this level of protection.🔧 User-Friendly Setup: The setup process was straightforward, thanks to the intuitive ASUS app that guided me through the configuration steps. Within minutes, I had a robust WiFi network covering every corner of my home.📈 Future-Proof Technology: Being WiFi 6 enabled, this range extender ensures that my network is equipped to handle the latest devices and technologies. It's a forward-looking investment that caters to the evolving connectivity needs of modern households.🌟 Final Verdict: The ASUS RP-AX58 AX3000 Dual Band WiFi 6 Range Extender is a must-have for anyone seeking to expand their WiFi coverage with cutting-edge technology and seamless integration. Say goodbye to connectivity issues and embrace a truly connected home experience with ASUS.

I have a Netgear Nighthawk router and was using netgear extenders in 'Access Point' mode (a manual switch) at the end of some ethernet. The signal strength through walls to outside was not great.This Asus wifi extender can be configured for 'Access Point' mode (software) but covers about 150% of the area my old Netgear wifi extender covered.It has a good GUI interface for configuration and I was able to setup the same name SSIDs with password and my clients seamlessly roam between this and the main router. It is really powerful and has great coverageAND it is WIFI 6 so my newer devices default to it.

I am struggling to know how to judge the AirMesh extender and partly because I have only twice, in quite a few weeks of use, actually seen any devices connect to it.The extender is active and working (judging by the Asus router app stats and the light on the extender), but doesn't seem to be connecting to devices.This could be because devices don't need to connect to it - the router signal could be strong enough. Except the main router signal is not strong enough, for example for, garden use. Yet the extender doesn't takeover the connection except very rarely.The initial weeks of use resulted in instability both in terms of the extender and also in terms of the router.The router would, every few days, refuse router settings connections from the Asus app and from a web settings connection. This meant that I had to restart the router which would then be okay again for a few days. During this time, the extender was also unable to connect to the router.This behaviour started when I connected the extender so I am concluding that it was caused by the extender.This was a big issue that almost prompted me to return the extender.Two firmware updates later - two for the router and two for the extender - and the problem seems to have disappeared. The extender's connection to the router is also more solid with less disconnects and more "white light" strong signal 5GHz connections.I wish that there was a way of forcing the extender to stay in 5GHz mode rather than falling back to 2.4GHz mode. There may be a way but I can't find it. To be fair, since the firmware updates, this hasn't been much of a problem.The ethernet port on the extender is useful but I have only used it for testing purposes. It works and would allow me to force a Mac/PC to use a stronger signal connection if I needed to do this.The manual is brief but helpful, setup is very easy (with an Asus router using the app) and the light indicators on the extender are informative even if you need the manual to tell you what each colour and flash means.There were no security or default password concerns during setup. Asus may have changed the setup process but the current setup process is very secure, very intuitive and vert easy (when connecting to an Asus router).I would recommend the extender. The ease of setup and the new found stability (with firmware updates) means that it is probably the best WiFi/mesh style extender I have used. Certainly for compatible Asus routers, the extender integrates seamlessly as part of the network and operates transparently in the background. Maybe though a bit too transparently given that I have only seen it receive device connections on a couple of occasions!I like and trust Asus products because of the excellent firmware update support and the tendency not to abandon products. The appearance of two firmware updates for this extender and for my much older router in such a short period of time adds, for me, to the value of this extender.