ASUS ZenWifi XD4S AX1800 Wi-Fi 6 Mesh Router System (2 Pack) $162.58 Delivered @ Amazon AU

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Seems to be a good price. Last deals posted were at $170.

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  • +2

    Ordered. Been waiting for something to pop up like this. Thanks op, let's hope they don't cancel

    • +1

      Not gonna be cancelled, I saw it few days ago and yesterday - still same price :)

      • Awesome

  • +1

    Excellent price. Nice find OP!

  • wifi 6E or just plain old vanilla 6?

    • +2

      Wi-Fi 6.

  • review not that great

    • only 1800 combined speed. i ordered a xiaomi redmi 6k. granted, there's no included satellite

    • What? It's Amazon's best selling router with a rating of 4.3/5 from 123 votes.

  • get something better.

    Asus make good router or mesh system, but not for the lower end router.

    For lower end router, go for tp link
    For middle to high end router, go for asus

    • Care to enlighten us what's better for this price? Because Amazon's rating by actual users disagree.

  • Does thia have split SSID for 2.4 & 5 GHz?

    • It does. Turn off smart connect.

      • +1

        Thanks bought one replacing my Tenda Nova.
        Needs the split SSID

  • +1

    Can this be connected directly to the NBN connection box (FTTP) replacing my ISP's supplied router?

    • Yeah you can do that.

  • -1

    Go XD5 or go home

  • +1

    I thought these are a pair of ASUS ZenHifi speakers…

  • can they both act as wireless ACNs with a different ASUS router (main router) connected to NBN box?

  • I have RT-AC68U, which will connect to NTD and can I connect RT-AC68U via ethernet network to these 2 mesh router and get wireless connections on each floor of my double storey house.

    I have 2 network points on each floor of my house.

    • Should be able to using Asus AI Mesh and using a wired backhaul I think

  • Thinking of getting one for my parents' house. At the moment I have an old TP Link router with two TP Link wifi extenders (so there's signal in the backyard). How do I know if they need mesh or just plain ol routers? Thanks in advance for any assistance.

  • Is this a good combo with my Asus RT-AX86U for AI Mesh?

    • It may bring negative result.

      I try use my ax86u pro as main router and AC 5300 and ac 68u as aimesh . it seems have better coverage, but wifi speed is lower.

      now I use ax 82u as aimesh, better results.

      • Thanks for the insight!

      • now I use ax 82u as aimesh, better results.

        I wondered whether sticking a "lesser" node in a higher end system would bring the overall system down. I have 2x XT8s at the moment, but have a need for a separate node outside, but if putting something not as powerful will bring the overall performance down then there's no point.

  • Pretty poor coverage, my friend bought set of 3 from last deal for his double storey house and only manage to get a quarter speed upstairs

    • I had a similar experience. Everyone in my house had been complaining about WiFi with my old Google WiFi setup. I replaced it with a set of three of these (wired backhaul) and the complaints escalated. I swapped back without telling anyone and the complaints have subsided.
      So that’s a nope from me.

  • Sorry dumb question but does this applicable for FTTC NBN?

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