ASUS ROG Rapture GT-AX11000 Pro Tri-Band WiFi 6 Extendable Gaming Router, 10G & 2.5G Ports, ASUS RangeBoost Plus, Triple-Level Game Acceleration, Subscription-Free Network Security, AiMesh Compatible

You get what you paid for so no hassle extreme fast and responsive nothing to say much everything is perfect

This is my review of the Asus AX11000 Pro router after using it for 7 days. I have owned Two Asus AX1800, TWO Asus ROG Rapture AX6000 and one Asus AX86U. My experience with Asus Routers has been profound and I have tried almost all of the top line Asus Routers till date. This was now my time to check out Asus ROG Rapture GT-AX11000 Pro and exhaust myself of Asus Router options. This is pretty clear that after using Asus Routers like a pro, I have owned this router with experience. Now, coming to my observations 1. The ROG RGB lighting is top class, and it surpasses the ROG lighting of the AX6000 router hands down. BUT, and there is a BIG BUT, the ROG lighting in Asus AX11000 Pro lacks a very significant feature. When the WAN connection goes down, the ROG lighting should be flashing RED (just like it does for Asus ROG AX6000). This functionality does not work in AX11000 Pro which is quite a dampener since the router RGB lighting should indicate that the WAN is down. 2. Why the missing functionality of Point# 1 is more prominent, the LED lights for WAN, LAN and WiFi are EXTREMELY INCONSPICUOUS and It takes a microscope to see those LED lights. These LED lights can only be viewed if you go 6 inches near the router and see the router top down. The LED lights are just not visible, and it is totally in opposite to how the Asus AX6000 flashes the LED. This is extremely poor in quality. 3. Coming to performance. Here the router shines like a bright star. I have a network scenario where the Asus AX11000 pro is facing a TRIPLE NAT scenario. but the Broadcom chip on the router is so powerful that in spite of triple NAT, there is no dip in the Internet download and upload speeds that the ISP provides in its own stock router. The 1 GB DDR4 RAM certainly helps and even with IPS and AiProtection ON, the memory utilization never crosses the 65% mark. 4. The Coverage is awesome. It can pierce brick walls , and in my case, it pierces 2 massive brick walls to give me an extremely stable internet connection. In fact the RSSI dips from -20 db to -60 db when it pierces 2 brick walls whereas low cost Asus routers dip by -80 db. Hence WiFi coverage is top notch and works extremely well in India where homes have solid brick walls inside the apartments. No router in Asus lineup can perform with such panache. The 10GBPS LAN port allows you to create a 2.5 GBPS network by normal Cat 6 cabling across the house. Heat management is good, and the cooling is through passive heat management. The router is silent all across the time. In essence, if you have the money and budget to buy an effective router with value for money in mind, buy the Asus ROG Rapture AX6000. But if you are in the market for a Tri-band WiFi router and budget is not an issue, blindly go for this router.

The product is superb and I have no exact word to describe the router, I have 1gbps plan and the router is providing the excellent speed above 900 mbps.

If you are looking for a premium router then you should go for it because it's very advanced and optimised router right now. The Signal strength and Wireless Stability and Coverage is awesome. Even after light goes it works great on inverter. And Very Cool Looking . Best Part is it provides Stability Among all devices.

I am very disappointed with ASUS customer support. I purchased the ASUS ROG Rapture GT-AX11000 router at a premium price, expecting long-term reliability and support. Unfortunately, once my device went out of warranty, ASUS flatly refused to provide any repair or paid service options. A brand like ASUS should not abandon its customers the moment the warranty expires. Other companies at least offer paid repair, spare parts, or authorized service centers for out-of-warranty devices. For such an expensive flagship product, this is unacceptable. I feel let down by ASUS. A router is not a disposable product, and it should not become useless just because it is out of warranty. This poor after-sales service will definitely make me reconsider purchasing ASUS products in the future, and I would not recommend ASUS to others who expect reliable customer support.