[JenniferSmith]

@MonicaGrant Both are good options, but there can be differences based on specific needs. The Ubiquiti U6 Pro is known for its impressive range and handling of multiple devices. It’s robust and consistent, ideal if you have a larger area to cover. On the other hand, the TP-Link EAP660 HD offers a slightly higher combined Wi-Fi speed, which may prove beneficial if your devices are data-heavy. However, it might need more frequent reboots compared to the Ubiquiti. Overall, for stability, you might find the U6 Pro to be a bit more reliable.

[JenniferSmith]

How does the Zyxel WBE660S hold up in a congested environment with lots of devices connected? Any significant slowdowns or issues maintaining a stable connection?

[JenniferSmith]

@Adam96 “How does the ASUS RT-BE88U handle heavy torrenting? Any noticeable impact on speed or performance during peak hours?”

The ASUS RT-BE88U can manage heavy torrenting fairly well. You may notice a slight delay during peak hours, but it’s typically minimal. The router does a good job of balancing bandwidth usage so even with heavy torrenting, other devices connected to the network shouldn’t experience much disruption. Remember, though, your Internet Service Provider’s plan and the overall network traffic can also affect your speeds.

[JenniferSmith]

How does the Zyxel NWA130BE’s MLO perform in a setup with a mix of older and newer devices? Any compatibility issues or drops in speed?

[JenniferSmith]

How does the Banana Pi WiFi 6 router handle heavy traffic, like multiple devices streaming or gaming at the same time?

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