Dead zones, buffering, and dropped signals don't belong in a modern home. If your space is sprawling or your devices are ...

The ASUS RT-BE58 Go, first announced at CES 2025, is now available. Among other things, the new router makes Wi-Fi ...

ASUS first announced the ROG Rapture GT-BE19000AI at CES 2025, and it took the company until mid-October to make it ...

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A clear and concise description of what the problem is. ESP-12F (aka "device") won't connect on first try when coming out of deep sleep. This causes DeepSleepTime to effectively be 3x what is entered.

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ASUS networking devices receive the highest scores in overall satisfaction, reliability, mesh coverage, network management, and likelihood to recommend This is the 13th year of PCMag Readers' Choice ...

ASUS is making a high-speed pitch to road warriors with its new RT-BE58 Go, a compact Wi-Fi 7 wireless router that is small enough to fit into a backpack's side pocket, or even your own pants pocket.

Asus is one of the names you’re likely to see if you’re considering a WiFi 7 network in your home. And for a simple mesh setup, a two-pack kit like Asus’ ZenWiFi BT10 is better when discounted. This ...

The GS-BE18000 supports the latest Wi-Fi 7 standard (IEEE 802.11be) and delivers tri-band speeds of up to 18,000Mbps. It distributes bandwidth across the 2.4GHz (688Mbps), 5GHz (5,765Mbps), and 6GHz ...