What is AiMesh The AiMesh is an ambitious, new technology developed by Asus which allows the creation of home-based WiFi mesh systems using two or more Asus routers. Unlike the dedicated WiFi mesh systems available from most, if not all large networking manufacturers (yes, including Asus), where...

You probably don't need such an advanced home networking device like the new Asus RT-AC68U Dual-band Wireless-AC1900 Gigabit Router, but you want it, and when you get it, you'll love it. This router is an excellent upgrade to the already-excellent RT-AC66U that came out a year ago.

The Asus RT-AC68U Dual-band Wireless-AC1900 Gigabit Router features powerful hardware, faster Wi-Fi technology, and useful features; The router delivers in all categories

The Asus RT-AC68U is expensive; not wall-mountable; and not everyone will immediately benefit from its new and faster Wi-Fi standards

As we start to take a look at some of the next generation wireless routers, with speeds that are far superior to those of yesteryear, it is crystal clear now that no longer do we have to worry about our wireless connections acting as a huge bottleneck in our heavily connected and technology driven...

Superior wireless signal strength and throughput speed; Dual-WAN capability with fail over protection and load balancing; Mobile applications for access to USB storage and router setup; More than capable of delivering the power needed for the next couple of years; Highly reputable brand when it...

Wireless adaptors capable of operating at the same high speeds are very limited at the moment; Unsecured wireless networks out of the box are not wise – basic security at least is far better; Not necessarily the first name you would think of when it comes to networking

The proliferation of mobile devices has placed a greater emphasis on the need for strong WiFi performance in the modern home. In recent months, the move to increase performance, stability and range has been driven by the launch of a new wave of high-end routers powered by the latest-generation...

As my old RT-N56U was getting a little long in the tooth, I decided to upgrade to this unit. Initially it worked great. Better coverage, faster speeds, what else could you want In the last few weeks, I noticed that the system was getting a little flaky.

I've heard issues about DOA devices and ones that die after a few months - I've only had it running for about a week now and there have been no issues.

Setup was fairly painless and should be easy to follow for those not familiar or perhaps comfortable with trying to configure a router

Purchased 12/29/15, died 8/22/17; No power; Came home today and the internet was having issues with verifying security certificates; I power cycled the modem and router, but power never came back on for the router; I tried plugging it into several different outlets, but to no avail.

Replaced an AirPort extreme with this router, the speeds are much better. I had a few dead zones in my house, especially on the 5G network, but this router took care of that. Relatively easy to set up.

My previous wireless router gave 1 or 2 bars to one of my computers. This router, gives 5 bars. It was easy to set up. I like its external antennae because I can maximize the radiation pattern without moving the unit.

This is the router many people have been waiting for. The DSL-AC68U is essentially the but with an integrated VDSL2 fibre optic modem. Unlike the majority of routers, this means the DSL-AC68U is a single box replacement for your ISP-supplied router and one that comes with a barnstorming AC1900...

Strong short and long range wireless performance; Intuitive setup; Integrated VDSL2 modem; All-in-one upgrade on an ISP supplied router

Edged out by dedicated AC1900 routers; UI a little dated; Rivals cheaper if the integrated modem isn't key; Only one USB port

The design may not be to everyone's taste, but this ADSL / VSDL modem router offers a good balance of performance, usability and price. Here's our Asus DSL-AC68U review.