The Asus RT-AC3200 is the latest in a trio of tri-band routers on market, rivaling the R8000 from Netgear and the EA9200 from Linksys. Similar to the others, the router did well in testing, proving ...

In the wireless race taking place in our homes, the speed of our routers always seems to outpace that of our devices. This is the cycle. As this game of catch-up is played, the connected devices in ...

Asus already makes one of the best routers in the land with the face-melting RT-AC68U, but the company’s not going soft just because it’s in the lead today. At Computex 2014, Asus announced the ...

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ASUS Middle East today announced RT-AC3200, an AC3200-class tri-band wireless gigabit router that is engineered to overcome the Wi-Fi performance challenges of today’s multi-device households. It ...

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Of all the technologies around, one of the most unreliable has to be WiFi. Dropped connections are commonplace, as is restarting routers periodically when said signal drops. It’s the bane of ...

The Asus RT-AC3200 Tri-Band Router is a behemoth of a device that sports a futuristic design and six adjustable antennas. It's a solid 5GHz performer and is loaded with features, but its file-transfer ...

Designed for homes where multiple users vie for maximum wireless bandwidth, the Asus RT-AC3200 Tri-Band Router ($299) joins the Linksys EA9200 ($70.99 at Amazon) and the Netgear Nighthawk X6 AC3200 ...

The Asus RT-AC3200 Tri-Band Router is a behemoth of a device that sports a futuristic design and six adjustable antennas. It's a solid 5GHz performer and is loaded with features, but its file-transfer ...

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