ASUS ZenWiFi Pro ET12 AXE11000 Tri-Band WiFi 6E Mesh System (2 pack), Coverage up to 6000 sq ft, Subscription-free Network Security, Advanced Parental Controls, Instant Guard, VPN, Dual 2.5G Ports
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Size: 2PK
Style: WiFi 6E | 11000Mbps
Features
- Ultrafast WiFi 6E with new 6 GHz band significantly increases network capacity for more devices, with speeds of up to 11,000 Mbps.
- Exclusive ASUS RangeBoost Plus improves WiFi signal range by up to 38%, offering extended coverage of up to 6,000 square feet.
- Subscription-free network security with commercial-grade AiProtection Pro powered by Trend Micro, plus a one-tap security scan and Safe Browsing.
- Advanced Parental Controls protect your kids online with instant monitoring, content filters and customized settings for every connected device.
- Comprehensive VPN features including the Instant Guard mobile app for secure connection over public WiFi.
- 3-step easy setup and hassle-free management via the highly rated ASUS Router mobile app.
- AiMesh extendable router enables whole home seamless roaming with rich, advanced features.
- Maximized wired connectivity and flexibility with dual 2.5 Gb WAN and LAN ports and LAN aggregation support.
Description
ASUS ZenWiFi Pro is the new paradigm for whole-home mesh WiFi, combining performance and beauty in a perfectly balanced package. Working with the ASUS WiFi 6E ecosystem, it takes the productivity and entertainment capabilities of your whole-home network to the next level.
Brand: ASUS
Model Name: ET12(2-PK)
Special Feature: QoS, Guest Mode, WPS, Internet Security, Parental Control
Frequency Band Class: Tri-Band
Wireless Communication Standard: 802.11n, 802.11ax, 802.11b, 802.11a, 802.11g, 802.11ac
Compatible Devices: Gaming Console, Personal Computer, Tablet, Smart Television, Smartphone
Frequency: 6 GHz
Recommended Uses For Product: Gaming, Home, Business
Included Components: RJ-45 Cable, Power Adapter, Two ZenWiFi Pro ET12, Warranty Card, Quick Start Guide
Connectivity Technology: Wi-Fi, Ethernet
Product Dimensions: 4.53 x 4.53 x 9.49 inches
Item Weight: 3.31 pounds
Item model number: ET12(2-PK)
Date First Available: January 19, 2022
Manufacturer: ASUS
Country of Origin: Vietnam
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I am a cyber security engineer but in my past i have been a network and wireless engineer and so sure i tend to look for the best solutions for bragging rights, however there are more useful features here than bragging rights. First of all i want to say i previously had the Asus Rog Rapture AX11000, so NOT a cheap router by any means, it was a "tri band" 11000Mbps router and top of the line a few years ago, however after moving into our new house, we realized we had a signal issue. Now as a wireless engineer the first thing i have to tell you is to ignore the "square footage" advertisements on routers, of course there are a ton out there that advertise up to 6000 square foot coverage, but this is talking strictly in an open space without walls. It isnt just walls that affect your signal either, how the walls are made, what is in them and even furniture in your room can affect your signal. One thing people do not realize is that a wireless signal can sometimes penetrate through a floor/ceiling better than it can an internal wall. This being said, our old router barely made it halfway from one side of the house to the other on a single floor and our house is under 2500sq feet total. This Router set is PERFECT because the two devices allow full coverage even with complicated floor plans. We set our primary router on one side of the main floor, and the aimesh node (second device) on the other side of the same floor. We now have full coverage on ALL floors as you can see from the images, even in the farthest reaches of our basement or top floor (separated by brick walls and several other internal walls as well as the floor) we never drop anywhere below 500Mbps and have great full signal strength everywhere. The last three pictures are from our backyard outside the house over 300mbps outside 50 feet away, 130Mbps is outside about 150 feet away from the house and the 46Mbps is outside about 200 feet away from the house. The other features are great, there is not much configuration needed for a first timer, just plug your main device into your modem and download the app, create a name and password for each wireless network and keep defaults of everything else. Literally just turn on and plug the second node in somewhere within range of the first router and it auto configures it. Thats it - just plug them in, name and password protect the networks and you are good to go. For those who want to play a bit, there are a lot of cool features, you can choose which network to use for the backhaul between nodes, or even set a priority (use 6hz if available, then 5 then 2.4 or only 5 and 2.4, etc). There are tons of cool features including smart VPN AND PARENTAL CONTROLS AND MONITORING, Mac filtering, built in firewall, QOS to prioritize gaming, or media, or work/business (Per band). Hardware features: one 2.5Gb WAN port and one 2.5GB Lan port (can be used for a wired backhaul between nodes or as an uplink directly to a critical device like media server or backup) and two other 1Gb lan ports for other uplinks on each. Pros: Amazing speed, Amazing configuration, Incredible security, Awesome features, INSANE range, BEAUTIFUL LOOKING DEVICES (These things look super slick and modern sitting on a shelf or counter) NO external antennas to worry about breaking off and replacing (like the 8 $25 antennas on the rog rapture and other asus routers), REDICULOUSLY EASY to set up and configure, VERY consistent speed and range, bragging rights for top tech, great support, 2 year warranty, easy scalability. SCALABLE, RELIABLE, SECURE. Cons: No USB on the back of the devices like other Asus routers (great for network attached media devices), Cost prohibitive: EXTREMELY expensive ($900 for this set) although you DO get two devices, the price will probably prevent several potential customers from going with this solution.
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After going through so many wireless routers, all having their own issues, I decided to splurge and see if the more expensive options would help. I have waited a few months to write this review as I know things can seem fine at first but these routers have legitimately had no problems for months and have been rock solid. Setup was easy, signal strength is great and while it was expensive I feel like it was worth it for not having to mess with the wifi!
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Great performing 2-node mesh system. WiFi 6E isn't really faster than with my old WiFi 6 Netgear access point, but is more stable, and 2.5 GBPS Ethernet backhaul has sped up my LAN by reducing congestion. Having integrated and fairly comprehensive control of WAN, LAN and WiFi parameters all in one place is great. While waiting for the router system to arrive, I read thru the on-line FAQs, and so had an idea of what to expect from the setup process, and was able to pre-decide on some setup options (not enabling Smart Connect, WPA2 vs WPA3, reusing SSID names, how to connect wired backhaul, etc.) Setup with the Android app went smoothly, including simultaneously installing a firmware update on both the main router and remote node. I set the 2.4GHz band to allow WPA2 using the backwards-compatible "WPA2/WPA3 personal" mode, so 2.4GHz WPA3-capable devices can still use the more secure mode, without locking out IoT and older devices, and WPA3-only for 5GHz and 6GHz bands. When the new mesh network came up, all of my WPA2 devices quickly reconnected on their own with no intervention on my part. My WPA3 devices detected the change to a new network, and all had to be individually reconnected. When I brought up the nodes with Ethernet backhaul, they connected great at 2.5GBPS, and Auto backhaul select chose the faster Ethernet over slower 6GHz backhaul. Ethernet backhaul works fine through an unmanaged 2.5GBPS switch. The key thing is to make sure you connect the remote node's 2.5GBPS WAN port to the main router's 2.5GBPS LAN port. WiFi 6E isn't faster than good WiFi 6, it just adds the extra 6GHz band for backhaul, or the few devices that can use it. My Pixel phone connects fine at 6GHz, at 1.2GBPS. 5GHZ connections are solid and fast throughout my house. 2.4GHz devices have solid connections, even cameras mounted on outside walls of the house. Initially, the AI system tended (sometimes illogically) to connect nearly everything to the "main" router, but over the course of a week or so of use, has transferred several connections to the node router, where they logically belong. One can also bind specific devices to a specific node, if one doesn't like the AI's choices. The Android app interface works well, with the settings and information most people need available. The Web interface is much more comprehensive, with much more in depth control settings, and a lot of good system reports. There is a built-in Ookla Speed Test app, measuring from the router WAN port being much more accurate than from a PC a couple of layers down in the network. The WAN settings allow DNSSEC and DNS-over-TLS encryption to be enabled. There is also available WAN-level, no-subscription, TrendNet malware/bad site blocking protection - can't comment on it's effectiveness, as there've been no hits in the month or so it's been on-line.
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