Wireless networking has become one of the most important parts of the modern PC and gaming experience. A fast internet connection is no longer enough on its own. Users now expect their home network to ...

The FCC has granted ASUS a temporary exemption from the United States ban on foreign network gear until March 2028. After passing security reviews, ASUS can finally sell its upcoming wireless routers ...

The FCC has granted ASUS conditional approval to keep introducing foreign-made routers in the US through March 6, 2028. Existing ASUS routers aren’t affected, since the new restrictions only apply to ...

What just happened? Good news for fans of Asus routers: the FCC has announced that the Defense Department does not believe they pose a security risk. That means the devices have been granted ...

Adding a second router can seem like an easy fix for weak Wi-Fi. Put another box at the other end of the house, connect it to the first router, and you've got another wireless network. The trouble ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. An entry-level router may provide good enough Wi-Fi coverage for the simplest of setups, but many home networks demand more. We're talking ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Even though most households treat them this way, routers aren't a set-it-and-forget-it device. The hardware inside a router can last for years ...

Is your home network hardware overdue for retirement? Our latest Readers’ Choice survey reveals the router, mesh, modem, and NAS brands with the best (and worst) scores for reliability, value, and ...

If you've thought at all about your home internet setup lately, you've surely come across Wi-Fi 7 in your research. The label is slapped on routers of all kinds, from cheap $80 options to ones that ...

Asus brought quite a few Republic of Gamers (ROG) products to Computex 2026. One announcement that might’ve flown under the radar is that the company is giving the Wi-Fi 8 treatment to its head crabby ...

Asus has announced the ROG Rapture GT-BN98 Pro at Computex 2026, positioning it as the world’s first gaming router to adopt Wi-Fi 8 (IEEE 802.11bn) technology. Capable of speeds up to 30Gbps, the ...

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