

@ 2.5gb port perfect to power quest 3 VR for the price it is fantastic

I can now take advantage of my 2.5 G internet service. I have an Asus mesh system that works perfectly with this router.

Hasnt even dropped connection and ive had consistent speeds Great for the price

Set up was straight forward. I am using the BE-88U as the primary router with the two BE-92's as secondary mesh routers. There were no issues with the set up between the Primary and Mesh Routers. The directions were simple to follow. The routers have robust security options. The coverage in the house is now very good. The clients already in place connected automatically. I had 3 older (2019) ASUS routers serving in a mesh setup previously, which had coverage issues that had increased over time. The cable company had put the optical fiber modem at the far end of the house in a closet (obviously not ideal).


- Easy set-up with Asus app - Gaming and/or Work from Home prioritization with app - Connected with old AI Mesh router - 1 input Ethernet port - 7 output Ethernet ports - Great Wi-Fi coverage

- Full internet speed (120 Mbps) in every corner of my 2,100 square foot house. The house is fairly square and I have the router in a closet on an exterior wall. This is a huge upgrade from my 802.11n router. - Plenty of management features. There is even a "Night Mode" function where you can schedule the status LEDs to be off for a certain period of time. - Pretty easy to setup



Features Wifi performance, fits almost anywhere and looks quite good. Synology is an excellent company with a great product line NOT UGLY with all sorts of "vanity antennae" sticking out all over the place 2.5GbE ports Used two of these for Mesh for a large home, worked perfect

It's my second Synology router; they're outstanding - flexible and high-performance. The range/coverage is probably the best I got from a router; this machine has a strong radio and excellent antennas. VPN service also works as a charm.


Easy to setup and use

I pay for 500g internet and with this router I'm clocking around 480g average via ethernet cable. Have 3 PS5s on the 5ghz band and all other devices (cells, tvs, tablets, streaming devices) on the 2.4ghz band. So far so good.

I was using an older TP-link WiFi router for a camera system that kept dropping cameras, and or lag time instead of live. Our cable modem is in the front of the house and with all the antennas, I can cover a 2,500 sq foot house from the front room all the way to the back driveway and cameras.

Once setup, the router is excellent, however, I had to have a computer tech friend set it up, and it had its setup and communication difficulties before final operation...I never would have been able to connect the router myself.

4 Channels of Wifi 6E dual 10gig ports Lan Link aggregation

