ASUS RT-AX3000 vs Verizon FiOS G3100

Just replaced my netgear r6900p with a wifi 6 asus AX3000. Flashed with merlin and happy. No crashes yet, nice and stable.

Works as should and plug and play with Fios. We have Gaming going on and a lot of streaming going on with the cell phones and T.V and no issues so far. I have a gigabit connection and works like a charm

Don't spend money unless you want this for long haul, highly doubt that the prices will come down significantly. ASUS RT-AX3000 is also a good AX class router.

Signal is good and constant. Added a repeater for my outdoor cameras and no issues with those too. So far so good.

First of all if you're transferring large files across the network via Wi-Fi, generally speaking yes this would be the best use case. But for those pe...

I was getting 300 megabits per second, but I had to upgrade, I couldn't take it anymore. If you guys are thinking about it or planning on doing so, ch...

My internet provider provides up to about 900. So even then I can really take advantage of the full speed it's able to transfer through WiFi. Just to ...

My router is about 4 feet on the top of my desk. The power adapter cord is about 3 feet long and does not reach my surge protector. I have a gigabit c...

This router is huge upgrade for my home network. Easy interface and setup. Speeds have improved, no more connectivity issues. Streaming movies or games has never been better

Pretty easy plug and play set up for most folks 2. You avoid the risk of the hassle of possibly having to become an amateur network engineer through watching YouTube videos! 3. Improves range and speed

So here on the settings this is where you're going to be able to change a lot of those router settings and features a lot of the settings here are ver...

I purchased this as a upgrade to the Verizon quantum gateway. I was tired of paying the rental fee and willing to spend extra for better performance. This was a few dollars less than buying direct from Verizon. However, it did not live up to promises or expectations

Has been running for nearly a month at time of this writing. Signal strength and speed seems OK so far. No stability/reliability issues so far. User interface a bit clunky but workable

I ordered this router to replace an old Actiontec router I’d been using for Fios for many years. The Actiontec worked fine with the exception of the signal not being strong in one room in my house. I hoped this router would solve that problem, and it did — this router does have stronger WiFi coverage than my old router. But, it drops the coax connection several times a day for no apparent reason