Asus RT-AX3000 vs TP-Link AX3000 (RT-AX58U vs Archer AX55), What WIFI 6 router is better?

[@KnowledgeSharingTech]

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[@Mujahed.]

Thank you so much for your honest and highly informative review. I just bought the Asus router since you've recommended it and hopefully setting it up would be easy. Wish I could support you more because you're very good at what you do!

[@KnowledgeSharingTech]

Glad I could help and thank you for your Super Thanks! Don't hesitate to look at my Asus routers playlist, it has many tutorials on configuring Asus routers: kzbin.info/aero/PL3qGVpWh7QbPfuZjZRPNu0va-rK_TM5tJ

[@wendellbanks6243]

Like someone below mentioned The Asus is on V2 it is now quad core 1.7ghz. there is no mention of V2 on amazon website but the box is different . The Tuf gaming model uses the same chip but offers Lan aggregation.The Amazon website list made in China but the V2 box says made in Tiawan

[@thibodaux3424]

Outstanding review my friend. I really appreciate the straight forward metrics of comparison and your test choices. Great work!

[@danimadrid5454]

your comparison videos are great.

[@KnowledgeSharingTech]

Thanks

[@yakumark]

i like the way you test the product. this is something i haven't seen on other reviews.

[@KnowledgeSharingTech]

Glad you do!

[@Hansy995]

What an amazing review! I bought the AX55 but after I saw this review, I cancelled the order and got the AX58U. It's mainly the USB speed that sealed the deal for me.

[@KnowledgeSharingTech]

Good choice!

[@jamesbensonjazzguitar4824]

I really appreciate the detailed comparison. The case in favor of the ASUS RT-AX3000 is clear, and confirms my recent experience that ASUS is working to be a tech leader.

[@joshz2491]

If you are doing a lot of online gaming or streaming on several devices at once in your household then ASUS is the way to go but otherwise TP Link is more than enough especially for the average user.

[@averyreddick5850]

Great valuable information. Truly appreciate the video!

[@roguetune03]

Edit: If you are looking at the difference between the AX50 and AX55 as they are 98% the same device, go with the AX55 as TP-Link had promised features on the AX50 that instead of releasing via firmware update to the AX50....they pushed to the AX55 newer model and left the AX50 now dead in development. No new firmware in years. AX55 will allow SmartMesh mesh networking at home so that you can extend your wifi range across more devices. AX50 does not support this in the firmware. Software limited, hardware is fully capable. Screw TP-Link. I have the TP-Link Archer AX3000 (AX50...not the AX55 shown in this video). There are many issues with TP-Link. I have purchased their AX11000 and still hot garbage. Too many issues with TP-Link removing features from the firmware. Too little device control. Asus is better in every way. I returned the TP Link AX11000 (far and away a waste of money even comparing it to the AX50) and replaced it with the Asus RT-AX92U wifi6 mesh system. Far happier choice. Stay away from TP-Link unless you can't afford better. They temp you with marketing but their actual hardware is sub-par at best....has weird things it does where you cannot turn off the anti-virus, and cannot control QoS in the firmware resulting in loss of performance. ASUS over TP-Link every time for me now.

[@skyhighnightlight]

Me too. Bought ax 3000 tp-link model then returned it and bought asus ax55 router. Now want asus ax11000, or asus axe11000. But they are very expensive. And changing routers just because it is cooler to have a more expensive one is stupid. Asus is less laggy but has less wifi coverage. So they kinda the same shit. I am not happy with asus too.

[@lamboiah]

Excellent review and comparison video my friend!! Your comprehensive run through is precisely what I needed to inform my purchase decision. I'm going with the Asus. I'm looking forward to it meshing with my existing Asus Wifi router.

[@krzychaczu]

I got a tp-link only because I haven't seen your video before I bought it... Great video, thanks! 👍

[@Thats_Helpful]

Really great metrics and systematic scientific approach, brilliant

[@rsb938]

I really appreciate the clear and easy to understand comparison! Thank you! I'd be going with the Asus

[@KnowledgeSharingTech]

You're welcome, great choice!

[@sardorian]

Thanks for great review!

[@KnowledgeSharingTech]

You bet

[@3lectronic0]

Hi, I would like to know which one is more reliable and durable, because I have seen many negative comments on Amazon (about both), saying that they die in a few months, that they fail in less than 1 year, that they have connection losses Hangs-up and requires frequent reboots, etc.

[@hippityhoppitus]

Great review! Super detailed

[@KnowledgeSharingTech]

Thanks!

[@RemoGaggi]

Thank you for the great video. I was looking at these 2 routers to buy and now I know it's the ASUS.

[@steven_uni]

Trying both routes and some higher models just to select the best Parental Control,, Asus is Free and quick, TP-LINK should have more features but its costly and a little slow in login, the winner will be announced soon... one other thing the dual wan feature in Asus is awesome 👌

[@mohamedfarouk87]

I want router with usb 3 , that can give me 100 mb/s when I copy from my computer to extrnal hdd that connected to the router usb and copy over ethernet ,, can you recommend one

[@KnowledgeSharingTech]

The TP-Link AX73: amzn.to/3Coqp2d . Here's its review: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o5KVnHxnrdSUgpI

[@mohamedfarouk87]

@Knowledge Sharing Tech this copy test is over wi fi or Ethernet??

[@xayroMS]

Asus now is selling RT-AX58U and TUF-AX3000 in V2 version ;/ So custom firmware is not available and probably worse hardware inside... Did you test V1 or V2 version of RT-AX58U?

[@sunnyvale104]

Great video. Thank you

[@KnowledgeSharingTech]

Glad you liked it!

[@noelparaguas5787]

Noob Question How can i set up or Configure my IPv6 TP-Link AX3000 Archer AX55? Thank You

[@Mrfpsara]

VPN wire guide compression please?

[@walterlee3013]

I just setup my new Asus AX57 with the help of your video and all is working great but now i want to use it as an access point because I it connected to my FIZZ modem/router and i have a dlink connected via cable directly also used as an access point with only the FIZZ assigning the DHCP, but for the installation of the AX57 Idisconnected the DLINK router for the installation but now that AX57 is connected can i disconnect the cable and use it wirelessly in another room as an extension to my access point

[@sneakwastaken]

The TP-Link is constantly reaching out for no legitimate reason to an Avira domain. The response from the company was obvious BS and unacceptable. This caused me to look for another one, and I decided on the AX58U.

[@KnowledgeSharingTech]

Good choice. Look at the playlist I made to configure all the advanced options on Asus Routers: kzbin.info/aero/PL3qGVpWh7QbPfuZjZRPNu0va-rK_TM5tJ

[@davieS628]

Thank you for your videos. I gain valuable insight and information. I especially liked "Is it possible to connect a USB Hub to a router's USB port?" My first router was a TP-Link router. I never had any issues from that router. I never had to do a power-cycle on it. It ran continuously for three years with no issues until a thunder storm was passing through the area where I lived and lighting struck outside my house and sent over voltage into my router and fried it. My TP-Link router saved my computer because the lightning burned out my Ethernet port and the voltage could not continue to my computer. The Asus has better functions and performance, but reliability is very important to me. Is Asus build quality dependable in 2023? I built two computers in 2012 using Asus motherboards and I am still using them in 2023. Asus quality was good ten years ago. Items are cheaply built today often times using sub-par parts to cut corners and save money to increase company profits at the expense of the consumer selling them inferior products. Going solely on the routers spec, I would have to choose the Asus router, but I would spend a great deal of time researching the product. P.S. When the lightning strike the current ran through the internet connection through the ethernet connection. It even burst the gas line running to the house. 🙂

[@KnowledgeSharingTech]

Thanks. I've been using my asus RT-AX3000 router for 2 years and never faced any issue.

[@swifty1969]

What happened to you is why having an UPS is paramount, especially one that can provide pure sine wave power like the mains. I have all my valuable tech connected to pure sine wave UPS including my tp-link wireless router. My 3 active UPS saved my computer/external hard drive bays/lg oled 4K tv/wireless router/cable modem from power outs and brown outs many times.

[@dineshgoyal7695]

How many IOT devices they can support?

[@ekendraedrisinghe3428]

May I know if the ASUS free security features are applicable worldwide or restricted to the US and CA?

[@bianxuefeng9534]

Very good comparison, thanks

[@KnowledgeSharingTech]

Thanks for watching!

[@kuaRan88]

which router has a gaming port priority mode??

[@rajapanios]

May I as which one could you pick between the asus ax 1800 and the tp link 3000? Its only 30 dollars difference, its for my 1 bedroom apartment, thanks for the amazig video!

[@KnowledgeSharingTech]

For me it will always be the Asus

[@AliFOJ5]

The fact that you can get AX73 AX5400 cheaper then the Asus RT is clearly way better option to get than Asus. Asus is way overpriced for what they are offering in hardware even if they have more software features

[@kratos1619]

What is better a tp link wifi extensor or a Asus ac wifi extensor

[@johnfr2389]

How does the QoS feature compare?

[@KnowledgeSharingTech]

The Asus QoS is in a league of its own and advanced. The TP-Link QoS is basic. Here's a video explaining Asus QoS: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4aaiWl5epucp6s

[@jamesvw769]

Asus hands down. TP Link dont support there products for very long you will be lucky to get maybe 2 firmware updates. Asus on the other hand does firmware releaes very often and for years normally about every 3 months.

[@swifty1969]

Exactly!. My current tp-link archer c3200 has been working flawlessly for many years but like you said, no more support. Also, the usb 3.0 port does not support usb hub wether it’s powered or not. For this reason, no more tp-link for me. My next router will be the asus shown in this video.

[@derkater6611]

8:22 very slow, my Archer C2 V1.0 Copy with more than 100MB/s from PC to Laptop over Ethernet Cable. Why are the new Routers so slow?

[@joshz2491]

His ISP plan is only 100mbps, it’s not the routers, you will always get less than whatever your plan maximum is

[@kevindiehl3713]

He is testing over wi-fi, not Ethernet.

[@elephant1851]

Glad I watched this.

[@saednasr4996]

Hi, nice channel... What is the diference between rt-ax1800 and rt-as1800s?

[@KnowledgeSharingTech]

The AX1800 has a USB port whereas the AX1800-S doesn't

[@jackturner1446]

Great video! Very concise. Thanks

[@نورالحقيقة]

What about asus rt ax57, can it just block for example the snapchat app or tiktok app but not the possiblity to work on youtube app?

[@KnowledgeSharingTech]

If you want to block websites, use this method: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fpWlfHiPmJKtgKc

[@نورالحقيقة]

@@KnowledgeSharingTech thank you for answering me . Is this method working for apps too?

[@nimeni.intamplator]

Probabil cel mai bun router Wifi 6, internet Digi 1Gbs + TP-LINK XZ000-G3 (GPON primit la instalare noua, automat in mod bridge). Setari recomandate: - AiProtection - Network Protection: On - Adaptive Qos - Bandwidth Monitor: Off - Adaptive Qos - Qos: Off - Traffic Analyzer: On - Wireless - General - Enable Smart Connect: Off (Recomandat, evitati probleme si incompatibilitati pe diferite dispozitive) - Wireless - General - Target Wake Time: Disable si pe 2.4 si pe 5 Ghz (Enable - activeaza internetul peste noapte, functie sensibila) - Wireless - Professional - Roaming Assistant - si pe 2.4 si pe 5 Ghz: Disable sau -70 dBm (Nimic diferit) ) - Wireless - Professional - Modulation Scheme - si pe 2.4 si pe 5 Ghz: Up to MCS 11 - Wireless - Professional - Multi-User MIMO: Disable (2.4 Ghz) Enable (5 Ghz) - Wireless - Professional - OFDMA/802.11ax MU-MIMO: DL/UL OFDMA + MU MIMO (5Ghz only) - LAN - DHCP Server - Lease Time: 86400 (pentru cei care fac streaming, live-uri sau joaca jocuri online) - LAN - Switch Control - Jumbo Frame: Disable (Recomandat) (Jumbo frame este de fapt NAT hardware - Daca selectati Enable boostează viteza (nu este necesar la Digi) însă poate cauza lag si delay în jocuri online deoarece internetul este filtrat prin procesorul routerului. Pe alte routere precum TP-LINK/TENDA/MERCUSYS functia este activata si ascunsa). - WAN - Internet Connection - UPNP: No - WAN - Nat Passthrough: PPPoe Relay: Disable - IPv6: Disable - Administration - System - NTP Server: time. Cloudflare. Com sau 1. Ro. Pool. Ntp. Org - Administration - System - Enable Reboot Scheduler: In fiecare zi (De preferat intre 6 si 8) Info: - nu setati securitatea parolei Wpa3 (unele dispozitive gen: aer conditionat, robot aspirator, tv, tableta, telefon, etc nu suporta Wpa3 si veti spune ca e de vina routerul). Semnalul trece prin tot apartamentul cu pereti grosi (bloc vechi). Pe banda de 2.4 Ghz dau net si la vecini 4-5 etaje.

[@drivingschool11]

Great vid,! Good job but..I can't purchase them because they aren't compatible of FTTN (fibre to the Node)

[@liverpoolfowler7587]

Which one has wifi repeater mode?

[@KnowledgeSharingTech]

Here's how to setup the Asus as a WIFI repeater: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jnexk2qmnMyVjNU As I recall, the TP-Link doesn't have a repeater mode

[@TheDoctor46vr]

Do you know what would be better for gaming? Needing the lowest and most stable ping, being able to handle multiple devises making sure the gaming device is prioritised. Also open to any other recommendation for this usage. I use an ethernet cable in a share house.

[@KnowledgeSharingTech]

I know that I have used the Asus RT-AX3000 for years for gaming without issues

[@TheDoctor46vr]

@@KnowledgeSharingTech for my indended use said above is there an advantage for me to pick the AX58U over the AX57? I dont expect you to answer all of these but do you think the TUF RT-AX3000 is worth it? How about comparing the DIR2150 too?

[@A7单车俱乐部缪祥]

could you please compare the WIFI6 AX 3000 of ASUS/Tplink with Huawei AX3 quad core .

[@KnowledgeSharingTech]

Thank you for your suggestion, I will look into it

[@ijws2058]

What modem goes with the Asus router

[@KnowledgeSharingTech]

All of them

[@stanleybear3442]

To pewnie v1 która jest trudno dostępna w sprzedaży teraz v2 która uwaga jest strasznie okrojona i nie pozwala wgrać custom roma pozdrawiam

[@H3K36ME3]

I choose Asus, and the reason for my choice - is this video review :)

[@bassyey]

TP-Link QoS sucks. Enough for me to not buy it. Great comparison. TP-Link sucks. Software and features are very important to me.

[@KnowledgeSharingTech]

Glad you liked my comparison!

[@atirekverma808]

Asus ax53u(ax1800) vs TP link archer 53(ax3000). I am confused since TP link has ax3000 compared to asus' ax1800 but asus has generally better routers. I am getting both for exact same price. Please help

[@KnowledgeSharingTech]

Asus AX1800 will be slower then the TP-Link AX3000. The advantage of the Asus router is that it has many more features then TP-Link

[@atirekverma808]

@@KnowledgeSharingTech So what would you suggest I pick for the same price ?

[@BrolyDaApe]

Which one is Best for PS5? Asus ROG Strix AX3000 Netgear Nighthawk AC1900 (R7000) Something else

[@KnowledgeSharingTech]

Asus is the best personal router

[@tamasdebreczeni5335]

Useful video, but the asus is 2x $$$

[@aspalahyia36]

Great review! Does both the routers provide equal range? Or Which one is better

[@KnowledgeSharingTech]

Range is the same. If you need the additional features, go with Asus otherwise, both are equally good.

[@tomsmith8515]

Similar prices in new zealand Thank you for clarifying stuff as my huawii 6b-whatever’s might be 15 years old

[@KnowledgeSharingTech]

Welcome

[@saudibrahim9044]

استمر 👍

[@xayroMS]

Well For RT-AX58U price there is AX72 and maybe AX73, should be tested too. : D

[@KnowledgeSharingTech]

I tested the AX-73 against the AX-55 here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/joathGZnapukgbc Comparing the Asus RT-AX58U to the AX-73 or AX-72 is not fair because the latter are AX5400 routers whereas the RT-AX58U is an AX3000 router

[@jeffeisert2371]

Thank you for the review. I'm a parent with two gamer boys in the house. I needed a solid non hackable parental controls in my router. I had the Netgear nighthawk with Circle. But the circle software is not being supported and is now buggy. I'll be buying the Asus RT router though your link. Thanks,

[@KnowledgeSharingTech]

Glad I could help.

[@Moroo1976]

Hello ..your video cool thanks>>>plz can you give me your opinion about this router ( ASUS RT AX86S Wi-Fi 6 DualBand Gaming, Ai Mesh, AiProtection, Torrent, Bulut, DLNA, 4G, VPN Router Access Point )

[@KnowledgeSharingTech]

This is a very good router

[@mirvan1302]

Lol the price is different 30 dollar, this is not fair

[@DarnIDidntKnowThat]

Tp link tech doesn't last long. And when they fail customer service doesn't want to know. I had to land plugs they stopped working when I called Tp they said they no longer support it

[@markippo]

It's a little bit weird comparison... A58U is a mid-range router. AX55 maybe an upper tier but still a budget one... It's not a shocker that Asus wins... But if we compare apples to apples (same price range) e.g. Ax73... I'd say Tp Link is better. Firmware-wise I still prefer Asus. Tp Link with its "dlc" approach should... Reconsider at least...

[@KnowledgeSharingTech]

The criteria I chose for this comparison is that both routers are AX3000

[@hwangjoni3003]

TP-Link does not support OpenVPN VPN server, major security issue. Asus does

[@KnowledgeSharingTech]

No, the TP-Link supports OpenVPN server

[@viniciusfigueiredo6740]

@@KnowledgeSharingTech Really? i can use with NORD VPN??

[@Chris-rb5hx]

TP Link cost RM249 Asus cost RM468 Malaysia currency

[@KnowledgeSharingTech]

The Asus router is worth every penny and all its security features are free whereas most of the security features of TP-Link are paid subscription. On the long run, the Asus is a much better value

[@walter2065]

tplink is unsafe in this modern times,dont buy it

[@dibu28]

Asus

[@asandrius86]

tp link is 2x cheaper

[@dominow2121]

not rn as the asus has been on sale in several places

[@dixonbidenzmouth4115]

Tp link---$130 ASUS-. $ 160 8/22. ON AMAZON

[@skyhighnightlight]

Routers are terrible as internet connection devices. They lose speed very quickly the further away you from a router. And asus better but so much more expensive. And you dont get premium from asus you just get average.