ASUS (RT-N16) Wireless-N 300 Maximum Performance single band Gaming Router: Fast Gigabit Ethernet, support USB-Hard Drive and Printer and Open source DDWRT

- What do I even say about a router? It's got a gig of RAM on it, so that's interesting. ASUS sponsored this unboxing of the RT-AX86U. And this is the first time that I have unboxed a router in probably years at this point, but it does have a lot of really compelling features starting of course, with support for Wi-Fi 6. If you're not familiar Wi-Fi 6 offers the usual generational upgrades. So that is to say that it goes even faster than before with this one boasting an aggregate 5,700 megabit per second. Of course, that will only be if you have many, many clients connected to it and that's a theoretical maximum speed, you won't necessarily see that in the real world. And like other Wi-Fi 6 devices better handling of many, many clients. So if you live in the kind of household where there's a lot of people living there or you just happen to be in especially tech heavy household and you c