In Russia sometimes you get Wi-Fi Router and sometimes Wi-Fi Router get you!

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You're welcome!

I hope in time to do another video with a second unit.

It really depends on your setup as well as how many eero’s you have vs how many Aliens you would swap to. If you are going from a 3 set eero Pro to a single Alien, I would not advise.

GeekSmart thank you

Absolutely! Reliability, setup, range and the App are all better!

@@windsurfer_LA and? Maybe this amplifi has better speeds and reliability

Absolutely

GeekSmart awesome! Any clue when it’ll be back in stock? Been a few months now

Yes, it is backwards compatible

This is a router, a fast router

Website is back up, forgot to renew the host...oops!

As long as it is wired to your ISP, yes

Yes, I would try to disable the router portion of your modem/router combo.

No both printer and pc or phone will need to be on the same network!

Yes you can. 1 router = 1 LAN, even if your router is dual band. The router treats all devices as being on the same LAN even if the 2.4GHz and 5GHz wireless have different SSID and password. In fact, if you wanted to create a separate LAN you would need to connect another network switch to the router and configure a different subnet... I've used this setup for years on my dual band router.

how far does it boost your internet to?

My whole house and yard

@Seals 1978 I have no idea what you're talking about I believe I have electric i dont have anything that runs on gas in my house

I don’t think it will work, but I have not tried it

Without a doubt

Yes, it is a router

Raheel Naeem still out of stock people on eBay are asking 600+ bucks

Dwight Kovich yeah I rather get the Asus ROG Rapture than this

Yes, it is a universal Router

Yes

This is a router… it connects to anything that is wifi capable or with Ethernet

You would first need to setup IP passthrough on the AT&T gateway. This is an AT&T guide that details how to do it: www.att.com/support/smallbusiness/article/smb-internet/KM1188700/

no one time fee to use the router. if u have gigabyte internet it is really good.

Sound work with any modem that supplies an Ethernet out

Either

@@GeekSmart Thanks!!!but when I wired the router to another Alien, it randomly initialized. I tried more than one and it does the same.

Jim Ingalzo I’m curious about this too - that’s the main feature I’m looking for. Separate VLANs not necessarily separate SSIDs.

@@cyberreefguru I plan to put all my IOT's on a separate SSID to everything else, I know that is possible..

I plan to put all my IOT's on a separate SSID to everything else, I know that is possible..

You can split the SSID into separate names for the 2.4ghz and 5ghz, and you can even have a second SSID for the other 5ghz antenna. So in short, yes you can!

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Just your normal internet bill

No, it is a router

It's a router, you have to plug it into a modem

Well, you will get mbps down using this as well....

Your Internet speed and your local network speed are not the same. The speed between "the internet" and your copper phone line is controlled by your ISP. Call them to upgrade. Your local Wifi speed depends on your wifi router. To increase it, get a faster router. Your ACTUAL internet speed is the speed of the slowest link between you and the internet (either your ISP or your router). If your ISP gives you 10mbps, installing a 1000 mbps router will allow you to fully enjoy your 10mbps Internet but it's the fastest you'll ever get. Another exemple: If you pay for 100mbps internet but your wifi sucks and can't provide more than 50mbps, upgrading your router will allow you to increase your overall speed and make the most of your connection. Hope this helps.

@@Virtualmix so is this router in the video a good one for range ?

@@MrKevosmin it's a good one but overpriced in my opinion. I didn't keep mine since the range wasn't better than my 5 year old Asus router. Also the settings are very limited. If you need a mesh router, it's equivalent to other options available on the market today. If you like this brand, I think Amplifi is better value for money.

@@Virtualmix I just wanna be able to go outside about 100 feet away from the house and still be connected with great speeds

@@MrKevosmin Look at the Unifi products line. You could use a Dream Machine (non-pro) inside your house and add Access Points (APs) anywhere you need extended coverage (either mesh or wired AP). If you need WiFi outside your house, add a waterproof AP outside. This is what hotels or owners of large properties do. It may seems overkill for a home but if you really want reliable WiFi over a large surface area you have to step up your game. Unifi is the perfect prosumer brand for the job because of it's price point and ease of use. My house is 2000sqf and I have a Dream Machine + 2 wired APs on each floor as well as 1 mesh AP for extra coverage. I never have to worry about poor WiFi reception again :p

Should not be a reason it wouldn't. I'm using the ASUS AX92U Wifi 6 router with Verizon fios and seeing anywhere from 500mbps-800mbps on WIFI. Really looking forward to seeing what speeds this router has.

Absolutely, it should work with almost all internet providers.

tlteal it got me thinking about the modem and the router built in one but I just realized about the bridge mode ... thank you by the way

Just to follow up, I have Fios and used this Amplifi and it worked just fine. However, keep in mind that I DO NOT have Verizon TV only internet. I think if you have TV service you need a MOCA converter.

Jonathan Turner aight thx for telling me

Yes thats is true about SE IPhone and IPhone 11 I need to up grade I have the IPhone 6 s

Mad props for telling us that Jonathan. I wouldn't have considered that at all. Thank you.

Also the Samsung 10 series has it but no pixel has it I believe

It did, but to improve it overall in my home I would need an additional Alien Point or 2.

Yes, this has Gigabit Lan. This is my setup video, my full in depth review is coming soon.

Yes. You'll have a 1 Gigabit connection ON YOUR LOCAL NETWORK.

Ubiquiti > Asus

Your provider will determine your internet connection speed, the router just allows for a faster local connection as well as increasing your ability to access the maximum speed your provider can give you

alien is not a modem. it's a router.

As Phil said, it is a router not a modem. I would still require the use of a cable modem, otherwise I wouldn’t be able to connect outside of my LAN

If your in the UK then that is certainly the case..we usually need to let our American friends play with tech first before we get privilege..frustrating as it is!

Yeah, it’s sold out everywhere it seems. Hopefully manufacturing gets caught up sooner than later!

In stock now! I bought 2

Correct

I have a friend that has the ASUS and says great things. I am still a big fan of the Alien, but I cannot say much about the ASUS other that my friend says it’s fantastic as well.

@@GeekSmart I have limited knowledge of the ASUS since I've only had it a few weeks. I'm only trying to be unbiased and tell you my specific experience and that's that the ASUS has consistently outperformed the Alien in terms of speed, consistency (no dropping packets), etc but that's over a time period of a few weeks of using each for my home. Now maybe there's a configuration or tweak that I need to do in order to get the Alien to go faster? I dunno.

@@tlteal doubt

No, hopefully the next iPhones are though!

I’m confused then because on the Apple website under tech specs for all iPhone 11 products: 802.11ax Wi‑Fi 6 with 2x2 MIMO

GeekSmart the iPhone 11 Pro absolutely does support WiFi 6.

iPhone 11 Pro does indeed have WiFi 6

GeekSmart bruh wdym it does

Your device will need to be wifi 6 compatible make use of this feature. If you're comparing 5GHz speeds accross two routers, chances are the result will be very close. The Nighthawk is a good dual band router, if you don't use wifi 6, I don't see how the Alien would make much difference. The Alien may have better wifi coverage but it would need to be tested.

You know it from the day I did the video, however my IP changes

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