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@Mark B While the Banana Pi WiFi 6 router might be a cost-effective choice for simple tasks, the overheating issue can affect performance during heavy use, potentially limiting its usefulness for high-bandwidth activities like gaming or streaming. The lack of 2.5GbE may also hinder speed, but for casual browsing or light streaming, it should be sufficient. Its OpenWRT compatibility offers customization options for advanced users, but the lack of OFDMA and BeamForming might limit its effectiveness in environments with multiple devices. Its build quality is decent for the price, but non-removable antennas reduce versatility. It could be a decent choice for users who don’t need top-tier performance and are looking for budget-friendly options.
@Michael “How’s the heat management on the Zyxel WBE660S during heavy usage? Any issues with overheating during long gaming sessions or multiple 4K streams?”
The Zyxel WBE660S handles heat pretty well. Even during intense gaming or streaming 4K content, it remains relatively cool. I’ve not had any overheating issues. It’s designed with ventilation in mind, so as long as you’re keeping it in the open, it performs consistently.
Has anyone tried pairing the ASUS TUF Gaming BE3600 with a mesh network system? How well does it integrate and perform in such a setup?
How does the Banana Pi WiFi 6 router perform with VPN usage – any noticeable drops in speed or connectivity?
Have you had a chance to compare the ASUS RT-BE88U’s multi-client performance with other routers in the same price range, like the TP-Link Archer AX6000 or the Linksys EA9500? If so, how does the ASUS model fare in terms of handling multiple devices simultaneously?
