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Seems like openwrt compatible? For those that want it https://openwrt.org/toh/asus/tuf-ax6000

I have an old lifetime sub with them from a long time ago (Stacksocial 1 device limit) In summary i guess its you get what you pay for The…

This model is not listed on openwrt https://openwrt.org/toh/mercusys/start

It's probably not worth whinging since the price of it is cheap but note that mercusys in Aus only comes with EU firmware. You would need…

Ooh there are still EU models sold in Australia for their wifi7 router. Lucky you can still return it.

I would personally avoid most of Wifi6 TP-link routers since they seem to use EU firmware that comes with a lower EU transmission power…

Just curious, where does it say that Sydney IMAX got Dolby Atmos? I only see it advertised with IMAX sound which i guess is similar to…

Seems like if its Asus router everyone is scared of EU model and yet Mercusys/Tplink selling EU firmware/model officially in Australia is…

Don't know. Australia is not big enough of a country for them to provide test data for it. I'm not even sure they have AU firmware on it…

What setting did you change?Country code? Also is the tx-power the same for both 2.4 and 5Ghz? That result is better but strangely still…

Both, 20dBm vs 30 dBm on 2.4 Ghz and 23dBm vs 30dBm on 5Ghz. Although in saying that the answer above by rashn with my question in regard…

Thanks. That seems to be on the low side. I was expecting it to be 30dBm Maybe you did not set the country code to AU?

I got a question i posted below about its wifi transmit power if you don't mind checking yours.

Some TP-link such as that model seems to be using an EU firmware which means lower a power transmit compared to the US tp link firmware. So…

Anyone got this router can check what is its wireless tx-power set to? Note i am assuming you've set the country code to AU since different…

One good thing about TP-link is that they actually provide the data for it…

Just curious did you end up finding a non EU tp link? Maybe they deliberately do it on the lower end model and give US model on the…

I always wonder with these portable monitors on whether they support HDCP or not for you to use it to stream protected content such as…

Yeah I seem to notice that as well with the EU firmware on possibly all the wifi6 tp link. Since I've gone really curious about this now…

This part I don't know. Im not even sure they have an AU model since AU might be too small of a market for them to customise. Most likely…

Good luck with the refund. Im assuming for the 5ghz wifi channel list it will be missing ch149 and above as well which is allowed in…

Does the unit model number sticker on the device have a (EU) on it? I think it might be because they are shipping EU firmware (that may…

I wouldn't say the Mercusys MR90x (AX6000) have a large wifi coverage as even with openwrt using a higher transmit power than the stock FW…

Thanks. So yeah it's missing ch149 and above Most likely it's on EU firmware and possibly running a lower EU transmit power limit as well.…

Seems like from the tp-link au support site this might be another EU model which might come with EU restrictions such as no access to Ch149…

ARM chipset. i think there is some emulator on it to run x86 programs but not all will work so buyers beware.…

Just got the answer from support team and they confirmed the model sold here in Oz is EU version so I would caution getting these because…

I suspected this is actually an EU model that comes with EU restrictions and lower power :( im trying to get support to confirm it and if…

Just got mine today same "MR90X (EU) version 1.2". it comes with AU plugs power adaptor.

I believe the main selling point of Wifi7 (or Wifi6E) is for its 6Ghz band for devices that supports it. This MR90x is only Wifi6 which…