Experience lightning-fast internet with the ASUS RT-AX86U Pro Wireless Router. Perfect for gamers and streaming enthusiasts, this desktop router offers advanced features, robust security, and extensive coverage. Elevate your home network with unparalleled speed and reliability. Model number: 4718017586696.
Experience lightning-fast internet with the ASUS RT-AX86U Pro Wireless Router. Perfect for gamers and streaming enthusiasts, this desktop router offers advanced features, robust security, and extensive coverage. Elevate your home network with unparalleled speed and reliability. Model number: 4718017586696.
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Asus RTAX86U Dual Band Wifi 6 Gaming Router, 802.1
Experience lightning-fast internet with the ASUS RT-AX86U Pro Wireless Router. Perfect for gamers and streaming enthusiasts, this desktop router offers advanced features, robust security, and extensive coverage. Elevate your home network with unparalleled speed and reliability. Model number: 4718017586696.
Experience lightning-fast internet with the ASUS RT-AX86U Pro Wireless Router. Perfect for gamers and streaming enthusiasts, this desktop router offers advanced features, robust security, and extensive coverage. Elevate your home network with unparalleled speed and reliability. Model number: 4718017586696.
Last updated at 30/06/2026 11:06:23
ASUS RT-AX86U AX5700 ROG Gaming WiFi Router 5700 Mbps Dual Band Wi-Fi 6 802.11AX 2500 Sq Ft &
Free delivery between 6–13 July
ASUS RT-AX86U AX5700 Dual Band Wi-Fi 6 Gaming Router
60-day returns
Asus RT-AX86U RTAX86U AX5700 Dual Band WiFi 6 Router,802.11ax,Mobile,Game,Alexa
Delivery between 4–8 July $15.52
originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
It's very fast and stable for me, and I'm running Merlin 388.1. Compared to my old Asus RT-AC66U B1, the RT-AX86 Pro has a snappy-fast GUI and throughput is fantastic. From my work, I can now watch my 4K home security camera at 25fps with no video stuttering of any kind. My old RT-AC66U B1 would struggle requiring me to reduce the camera's frame rate from 25fps to 18. The Pro footprint is nice and compact while the chassis sports a classy look. Under the chassis, the Pro shares the same quad core 2GHz CPU as the AX6000. I might have looked harder at the AX6000 if it wasn't the size of a skateboard and supported VLANs like the Pro models. The only annoyance with the RT-AX86 Pro for me, the LEDs on the front are bright white. I disabled them in the firmware, but it ... MoreIt's very fast and stable for me, and I'm running Merlin 388.1. Compared to my old Asus RT-AC66U B1, the RT-AX86 Pro has a snappy-fast GUI and throughput is fantastic. From my work, I can now watch my 4K home security camera at 25fps with no video stuttering of any kind. My old RT-AC66U B1 would struggle requiring me to reduce the camera's frame rate from 25fps to 18. The Pro footprint is nice and compact while the chassis sports a classy look. Under the chassis, the Pro shares the same quad core 2GHz CPU as the AX6000. I might have looked harder at the AX6000 if it wasn't the size of a skateboard and supported VLANs like the Pro models. The only annoyance with the RT-AX86 Pro for me, the LEDs on the front are bright white. I disabled them in the firmware, but it would nice if there was a 50% setting vs. full on or full off.
originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
I am using this as AImesh Node with another AX86U. Works fine with Merlin and also using the Dual Wan feature as I have both Cable and Fiber internet connections. Everything is working fine. I had one incident where the primary Wan stopped and would not switch over but I just reinstalled the Firmware and it all came back. I like all the settings and have used many of the VPN settings and also Asus DDNS.It is also nice that with AImesh you can bind specific things to either Node or Base unit. I did have one old gadget that required the old B connection and although turning on the BG setting it still would not connect. I could only connect that to a very old B router. But, there are a lot of user settings on this router and maybe I did not find the right setting. ... MoreI am using this as AImesh Node with another AX86U. Works fine with Merlin and also using the Dual Wan feature as I have both Cable and Fiber internet connections. Everything is working fine. I had one incident where the primary Wan stopped and would not switch over but I just reinstalled the Firmware and it all came back. I like all the settings and have used many of the VPN settings and also Asus DDNS.It is also nice that with AImesh you can bind specific things to either Node or Base unit. I did have one old gadget that required the old B connection and although turning on the BG setting it still would not connect. I could only connect that to a very old B router. But, there are a lot of user settings on this router and maybe I did not find the right setting. But despite these issues, it still is the Best Router I have had. Highly recommend.
originally posted on bestbuy.com
The router is fast but it has a number of problems.1. Stability problem. Every few days it'd lose its ability to connect to the internet. Will work after reboot. So I schedule it to reboot each morning at 4 am in the administration section. But, that introduced another problem.2. After each reboot it would reset the DDNS server hostname back to www.asus.com rendering AiCloud useless. AiCloud relies on DDNS for one to access the 'cloud network files' from outside. If DDNS is not working, then AiCloud does not work. I tried to use www.asus.com as its DDNS but it's not reliable either. It does not update the router's IP assigned by Verizon frequent enough. Therefore, whenever Verizon changes the router IP, www.asus.com DDNS is still using the old out. Again, that ... MoreThe router is fast but it has a number of problems.1. Stability problem. Every few days it'd lose its ability to connect to the internet. Will work after reboot. So I schedule it to reboot each morning at 4 am in the administration section. But, that introduced another problem.2. After each reboot it would reset the DDNS server hostname back to www.asus.com rendering AiCloud useless. AiCloud relies on DDNS for one to access the 'cloud network files' from outside. If DDNS is not working, then AiCloud does not work. I tried to use www.asus.com as its DDNS but it's not reliable either. It does not update the router's IP assigned by Verizon frequent enough. Therefore, whenever Verizon changes the router IP, www.asus.com DDNS is still using the old out. Again, that renders AiCloud not working. So I changed to www.no-ip.com. That works better except now it get revert back to www.asus.com whenever the router reboots. Very frustrating.3. AiCloud is not functioning consistently. On some day it will show all Samba networked PCs, but on other days it would not. You can never count on able to access your 'cloud' files remotely. Sometimes you can access files on your PC, sometimes can't. You can never predict when it will act up. Basically, AiCloud just does not work. So don't count on this feature if you are buying cause it suppose have a home cloud feature. Just does not work.
| General | |
| Device Type | Wireless router - 4-port switch (integrated) |
| Enclosure Type | Desktop |
| Connectivity Technology | Wireless, wired |
| Data Link Protocol | Ethernet, Fast Ethernet, Gigabit Ethernet, IEEE 802.11b, IEEE 802.11a, IEEE 802.11g, IEEE 802.11n, IEEE 802.11ac, 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet, IEEE 802.11ax (Wi-Fi 6) |
ASUS RT-AX86U AX5700 ROG Gaming WiFi Router 5700 Mbps Dual Band Wi-Fi 6 802.11AX 2500 Sq Ft &
Free delivery between 6–13 July
ASUS RT-AX86U AX5700 Dual Band Wi-Fi 6 Gaming Router
60-day returns
Asus RT-AX86U RTAX86U AX5700 Dual Band WiFi 6 Router,802.11ax,Mobile,Game,Alexa
Delivery between 4–8 July $15.52
It's very fast and stable for me, and I'm running Merlin 388.1. Compared to my old Asus RT-AC66U B1, the RT-AX86 Pro has a snappy-fast GUI and throughput is fantastic. From my work, I can now watch my 4K home security camera at 25fps with no video stuttering of any kind. My old RT-AC66U B1 would struggle requiring me to reduce the camera's frame rate from 25fps to 18. The Pro footprint is nice and compact while the chassis sports a classy look. Under the chassis, the Pro shares the same quad core 2GHz CPU as the AX6000. I might have looked harder at the AX6000 if it wasn't the size of a skateboard and supported VLANs like the Pro models. The only annoyance with the RT-AX86 Pro for me, the LEDs on the front are bright white. I disabled them in the firmware, but it ... MoreIt's very fast and stable for me, and I'm running Merlin 388.1. Compared to my old Asus RT-AC66U B1, the RT-AX86 Pro has a snappy-fast GUI and throughput is fantastic. From my work, I can now watch my 4K home security camera at 25fps with no video stuttering of any kind. My old RT-AC66U B1 would struggle requiring me to reduce the camera's frame rate from 25fps to 18. The Pro footprint is nice and compact while the chassis sports a classy look. Under the chassis, the Pro shares the same quad core 2GHz CPU as the AX6000. I might have looked harder at the AX6000 if it wasn't the size of a skateboard and supported VLANs like the Pro models. The only annoyance with the RT-AX86 Pro for me, the LEDs on the front are bright white. I disabled them in the firmware, but it would nice if there was a 50% setting vs. full on or full off.
I am using this as AImesh Node with another AX86U. Works fine with Merlin and also using the Dual Wan feature as I have both Cable and Fiber internet connections. Everything is working fine. I had one incident where the primary Wan stopped and would not switch over but I just reinstalled the Firmware and it all came back. I like all the settings and have used many of the VPN settings and also Asus DDNS.It is also nice that with AImesh you can bind specific things to either Node or Base unit. I did have one old gadget that required the old B connection and although turning on the BG setting it still would not connect. I could only connect that to a very old B router. But, there are a lot of user settings on this router and maybe I did not find the right setting. ... MoreI am using this as AImesh Node with another AX86U. Works fine with Merlin and also using the Dual Wan feature as I have both Cable and Fiber internet connections. Everything is working fine. I had one incident where the primary Wan stopped and would not switch over but I just reinstalled the Firmware and it all came back. I like all the settings and have used many of the VPN settings and also Asus DDNS.It is also nice that with AImesh you can bind specific things to either Node or Base unit. I did have one old gadget that required the old B connection and although turning on the BG setting it still would not connect. I could only connect that to a very old B router. But, there are a lot of user settings on this router and maybe I did not find the right setting. But despite these issues, it still is the Best Router I have had. Highly recommend.
The router is fast but it has a number of problems.1. Stability problem. Every few days it'd lose its ability to connect to the internet. Will work after reboot. So I schedule it to reboot each morning at 4 am in the administration section. But, that introduced another problem.2. After each reboot it would reset the DDNS server hostname back to www.asus.com rendering AiCloud useless. AiCloud relies on DDNS for one to access the 'cloud network files' from outside. If DDNS is not working, then AiCloud does not work. I tried to use www.asus.com as its DDNS but it's not reliable either. It does not update the router's IP assigned by Verizon frequent enough. Therefore, whenever Verizon changes the router IP, www.asus.com DDNS is still using the old out. Again, that ... MoreThe router is fast but it has a number of problems.1. Stability problem. Every few days it'd lose its ability to connect to the internet. Will work after reboot. So I schedule it to reboot each morning at 4 am in the administration section. But, that introduced another problem.2. After each reboot it would reset the DDNS server hostname back to www.asus.com rendering AiCloud useless. AiCloud relies on DDNS for one to access the 'cloud network files' from outside. If DDNS is not working, then AiCloud does not work. I tried to use www.asus.com as its DDNS but it's not reliable either. It does not update the router's IP assigned by Verizon frequent enough. Therefore, whenever Verizon changes the router IP, www.asus.com DDNS is still using the old out. Again, that renders AiCloud not working. So I changed to www.no-ip.com. That works better except now it get revert back to www.asus.com whenever the router reboots. Very frustrating.3. AiCloud is not functioning consistently. On some day it will show all Samba networked PCs, but on other days it would not. You can never count on able to access your 'cloud' files remotely. Sometimes you can access files on your PC, sometimes can't. You can never predict when it will act up. Basically, AiCloud just does not work. So don't count on this feature if you are buying cause it suppose have a home cloud feature. Just does not work.
I've owned this router for 3+ weeks. It replaced another Asus RT-AC68R router. So far the wireless performance has been much better than the AC router in both range/speeds for both Wi-fi 6 clients and Wi-fi 5.I had some headaches with TVs and other internet enabled appliances not working with this router on initial setup. After a couple of days of troubleshooting, I determined that setting secure management frames as "required" Vs "optional" was the root cause. Many internet devices (not PCs, phones, tablets) only connect when secure management frames are optional. I might have been able to replicate my old router configuration on this one through Asus backup/restore feature - but I wanted to take the opportunity to get it configured right Vs importing legacy ... MoreI've owned this router for 3+ weeks. It replaced another Asus RT-AC68R router. So far the wireless performance has been much better than the AC router in both range/speeds for both Wi-fi 6 clients and Wi-fi 5.I had some headaches with TVs and other internet enabled appliances not working with this router on initial setup. After a couple of days of troubleshooting, I determined that setting secure management frames as "required" Vs "optional" was the root cause. Many internet devices (not PCs, phones, tablets) only connect when secure management frames are optional. I might have been able to replicate my old router configuration on this one through Asus backup/restore feature - but I wanted to take the opportunity to get it configured right Vs importing legacy settings.The NAS drive option works well and is generally 2-3x faster than my old router. I hooked up two drives to the USB ports and you get the consolidated/aggregate folder view from both drives when you connect via UPnP or SMB clients. Another quirk is that I had to set up a separate ID to access files via SMB - the router login ID/password did not work as they did on my older router.I got this Asus router in order to be able to use the AI Mesh feature in conjunction with my old router. I haven't had to use AI Mesh given the improved range on this router.Common to Asus routers: I like the automatic firmware upgrade feature and the fact that I can schedule periodic reboots for the best performance.I read many reviews before purchasing this router and its performance has lived up to the billing.
I decided to replace my TP-Link Archer 2300 version 1 as the signal was very poor insome parts of my flat. After good reviews I decided to buy the Asus Rt-Ax86U Wifi 6 Ax5700 Dual Band Router.I have only had the router for just over a week so can’t comment on long term reliablity.After the usual fiddle setting it u (I used the phone app which worked well). I kept the same Channel names, split into separate 5 and 2.4 Ghz channels. I almost went for the cheaper option (ASUS RT-AX86S ) without the gaming port (which I don’t need) but noticed that both the ram (1gb v 512mb and processor (1Gb quad v dual) were higher spec on this one. I fired it up and was amazed at the improvement in coverage. I almost went for a mesh system but thought I would try this first. I ... MoreI decided to replace my TP-Link Archer 2300 version 1 as the signal was very poor insome parts of my flat. After good reviews I decided to buy the Asus Rt-Ax86U Wifi 6 Ax5700 Dual Band Router.I have only had the router for just over a week so can’t comment on long term reliablity.After the usual fiddle setting it u (I used the phone app which worked well). I kept the same Channel names, split into separate 5 and 2.4 Ghz channels. I almost went for the cheaper option (ASUS RT-AX86S ) without the gaming port (which I don’t need) but noticed that both the ram (1gb v 512mb and processor (1Gb quad v dual) were higher spec on this one. I fired it up and was amazed at the improvement in coverage. I almost went for a mesh system but thought I would try this first. I have a large Victorian flat and the main walls are a very dense stone and 20 inches thick. I placed the router centrally near a door on top of a unit which is 3 feet off the ground. My Virgin hub 4 is in modem mode. My account offers me speeds up to 130 mbps. I got this in all my main rooms on the 5Hz channel. (I even occasionally get 140mbps in one room!). I also get 130 mbps in my garden some 40 feet away. It slows down considerably if I move behind a large dense spruce tree. WiFi is a bit of a dark art (: and every home is constructed very differently so you may get very different results but this worked for me!
I've been cautiously surveying the landscape for a decent but overpriced wifi router than can handle two internet connections. This fits the bill. Mostly. 2.5g wifi coverage for all my smart home devices works perfectly with full bars nearly everywhere. 5 g not as much, while not terrible was hoping for just a little tiny bit more.The Dual Wan features are helpful but often troublesome for my specific setup; one internet connection has more bandwidth available, but higher latency, while the other is opposite. So the majority of my devices need to be on one connection and one or two can be on the other (gaming).Setting it to 'Fallback' seems like a great idea! But detection for a poorly performing internet connection doesn't trigger with the default settings. Its ... MoreI've been cautiously surveying the landscape for a decent but overpriced wifi router than can handle two internet connections. This fits the bill. Mostly. 2.5g wifi coverage for all my smart home devices works perfectly with full bars nearly everywhere. 5 g not as much, while not terrible was hoping for just a little tiny bit more.The Dual Wan features are helpful but often troublesome for my specific setup; one internet connection has more bandwidth available, but higher latency, while the other is opposite. So the majority of my devices need to be on one connection and one or two can be on the other (gaming).Setting it to 'Fallback' seems like a great idea! But detection for a poorly performing internet connection doesn't trigger with the default settings. Its not superclear on how to get it to 'work' in my use case.Setting it to 'Load Balance' isn't recommended (if your internet connections aren't the same speed), the workaround, does work, but requires you to manually enter a route one (either primary or secondary internet) selecting the IP address per each device. This means you'll have to navigate (slowly) to another screen to manually set your ip address for the said device. All the while your router will reboot itself each time, making you wait and relogin. If you've got smart home devices you can expect to repeat this process at least a dozen times. Prepare to set aside a few hours to make this work and don't expect your internet connection to function while you're doing so.I guess, if Asus is listening, please let us simply define a 'catch all' option to let, for example, all of the 5g connections to go to the main internet and the 2.5g connections to secondary, or at least permit wildcard IP address selectors.
My router was shipped promptly by B&H Photovideo and arrived 2 days after ordering. Instructions recommended a phone app for setup which I installed from the app store. It is also possible to use an ethernet connected computer. Using the app for basic setup was pretty straightforward. It involved accessing the router with name and password printed on the device, renaming the the network and setting a unique password. The software looked for other wifi devices and self configured the router. I checked the other settings and preferences to be sure they conformed to the recommendations for my devices (computer, printer, phone etc.) and made a few choices. Within 45 minutes had a fully functional home network again. The stated download speed for my ISP is 300 mbps and I ... MoreMy router was shipped promptly by B&H Photovideo and arrived 2 days after ordering. Instructions recommended a phone app for setup which I installed from the app store. It is also possible to use an ethernet connected computer. Using the app for basic setup was pretty straightforward. It involved accessing the router with name and password printed on the device, renaming the the network and setting a unique password. The software looked for other wifi devices and self configured the router. I checked the other settings and preferences to be sure they conformed to the recommendations for my devices (computer, printer, phone etc.) and made a few choices. Within 45 minutes had a fully functional home network again. The stated download speed for my ISP is 300 mbps and I am getting at least that speed. Now I just hope its electronics have a long life.
I was looking for a way to double up on my security. I was very happy with my Linksys WRT3200ACM and over 20 items on my 2.4GHZ network for a modest amount of bulbs, outlets, displays and thermostats working with Google Home. I was even fairly secure using a Fios GB feed to router off my internal network to a main floor router position via ethernet cable.I wanted the same 2000 square foot of coverage, easy transition for all my wifi devices, and some protection from myself. Really!! Even though after being on Windows as long as Windows has been around, I finally got upset with untraceable crashes and moved to a Mac mini M1.Yes I wanted the wifi 6 to match my FIOS gateway but what I was really after was router based software to watch my traffic and add to what I ... MoreI was looking for a way to double up on my security. I was very happy with my Linksys WRT3200ACM and over 20 items on my 2.4GHZ network for a modest amount of bulbs, outlets, displays and thermostats working with Google Home. I was even fairly secure using a Fios GB feed to router off my internal network to a main floor router position via ethernet cable.I wanted the same 2000 square foot of coverage, easy transition for all my wifi devices, and some protection from myself. Really!! Even though after being on Windows as long as Windows has been around, I finally got upset with untraceable crashes and moved to a Mac mini M1.Yes I wanted the wifi 6 to match my FIOS gateway but what I was really after was router based software to watch my traffic and add to what I already tried to do myself as a computer software network programmer (retired). I am also old school with oodles of wifi networks I have set up in homes, in spite of there being an app for it, I wanted a web based login for configuring the new router.However, the built in software which had a reasonable starting configuration had something others did not have. It has ASUS support going forward for updates as needed with no licenses or fees where others required $$$$.It was a short time later my entire house was converted. I replaced my Linksys and cabled up my two computers and printer to the new local network. I used my laptop to see where the dynamic gateway was and then logged on to the router. I made my account non-default, named my two wifi networks to match what I had been called them and set the same wifi password. UP came my network.I then looked to their hints about the security software, turned it on and tightened it up because some of what they allow for by default, I no longer do. I used to enable Windows Remote Desktop into my home to check business email while at my software job.Today, my network is simpler in access needs and now thanks to the ASUS RT-AX86U AX5700 more secure. Cyber Terrorism is only going to get worse and there are enough Mac computers to justify virus and malware for this platform too.B&H outdid themselves and my router came in little over 24 hours!
This router either has very bad quality control, or the hardware/firmware are flawed.I've had this hooked up for 3 days with a 1 Gig internet plan, and every day the internet cuts out multiple times. The thing is, it requires a modem reboot, not a router reboot, but under diagnostics it says everything is fine, which it's not. Shows the WAN port connected, but nothing has internet. All the lights display that it is functioning normally as well.The modem works fine and is an Arris SB8200 docsis 3.1 modem. When I reconnect my previous Netgear router, it works normally.I've factory reset both the modem and router to no avail.It seems lately people are having issues with this router. A year ago all the reviews were good. But if you check recent reviews from ... MoreThis router either has very bad quality control, or the hardware/firmware are flawed.I've had this hooked up for 3 days with a 1 Gig internet plan, and every day the internet cuts out multiple times. The thing is, it requires a modem reboot, not a router reboot, but under diagnostics it says everything is fine, which it's not. Shows the WAN port connected, but nothing has internet. All the lights display that it is functioning normally as well.The modem works fine and is an Arris SB8200 docsis 3.1 modem. When I reconnect my previous Netgear router, it works normally.I've factory reset both the modem and router to no avail.It seems lately people are having issues with this router. A year ago all the reviews were good. But if you check recent reviews from Amazon and Best Buy, you'll see connection drop outs. There's definitely something faulty with this router and it's going back.I'm an Optimum field technician. So I'm well versed in router setups.
I had a 10 year old Asus router that I had to replace when I upgraded to higher internet speeds. My house is big and I had to use 3 routers and bridge them to cover my 3,800 square foot 2 story house. The first story is 2,600 square feet. This new router (Asus RT-AX86U) was powerful enough for the 5GHz channel to cover my entire house. I get 940 Mbps at the router and much of the house gets 200 Mbps - 300 Mbps wirelessly on devices using the 5GHz channel. I was even able to walk to the street before signal strength dropped to unusable.When I login to the router via web browser by typing 192.168.50.1 into my browser, I see extra stuff has been added in the last 10 years. One nice thing I made use of was under Adaptive QoS > Internet Speed test. Now I'm able to test ... MoreI had a 10 year old Asus router that I had to replace when I upgraded to higher internet speeds. My house is big and I had to use 3 routers and bridge them to cover my 3,800 square foot 2 story house. The first story is 2,600 square feet. This new router (Asus RT-AX86U) was powerful enough for the 5GHz channel to cover my entire house. I get 940 Mbps at the router and much of the house gets 200 Mbps - 300 Mbps wirelessly on devices using the 5GHz channel. I was even able to walk to the street before signal strength dropped to unusable.When I login to the router via web browser by typing 192.168.50.1 into my browser, I see extra stuff has been added in the last 10 years. One nice thing I made use of was under Adaptive QoS > Internet Speed test. Now I'm able to test internet speed directly on router without having to connect via ethernet to the router. This was really handy when I used the built-in VPN configuration that comes with this router to get expressVPN working and see how it impacted the performance. Sadly expressVPN manual openVPN config killed my speed by 87% so I'm back to not using a VPN. For me I need 60 Mbps at the Fire TV to get flawless streams, expressVPN knocked the bandwidth on fire TV to 20 Mbps and at that speed it paused and buffered very often.For gamers this router worked out of the box plug and play for my son's Xbox One using WiFi. In the past, I had to use a DMZ or unblock ports. The router has been stable and hasn't required reboots. My son said his gaming experience was the best ever and improved so much that any additional improvement would be unnoticeable by humans. He is really good gamer and played me blind folded and still won, he had the maps memorized and used other sense like sound and control vibration. Two of his friends played him with machine guns and he had a knife against both of them simultaneously and still won. After that nobody wanted to play him anymore.
| General | |
| Device Type | Wireless router - 4-port switch (integrated) |
| Enclosure Type | Desktop |
| Connectivity Technology | Wireless, wired |
| Data Link Protocol | Ethernet, Fast Ethernet, Gigabit Ethernet, IEEE 802.11b, IEEE 802.11a, IEEE 802.11g, IEEE 802.11n, IEEE 802.11ac, 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet, IEEE 802.11ax (Wi-Fi 6) |
