- Is the GT-BE19000 worth it over a cheaper Wi-Fi 7 router?
- If you have multi-gig internet, a 10G NAS or several Wi-Fi 7 devices, its 10G ports and tri-band radios justify the step up. For ordinary gigabit homes a mid-range Wi-Fi 7 model covers the same ground.
- How does it compare with the previous GT-BE98?
- Both are quad-band-class Wi-Fi 7 designs, but the BE19000 is a tri-band unit with two 10G ports and a similar gaming feature set. Check port layout and band count if you need maximum aggregate throughput.
- Does it support mesh?
- Yes. It works with ASUS AiMesh, so you can add compatible ASUS routers as nodes and keep one network name.
- Can I use it with a 5G or 4G modem?
- It has two USB ports and dual WAN, so a compatible USB cellular modem can serve as a backup or primary connection.
- What is in the box?
- The router, eight external antennas, a power adapter, an Ethernet cable and quick-start documentation.
- Is it rack mountable?
- No. It is a desktop unit with no rack ears, so it needs a shelf or flat surface.
- Where is the ASUS ROG Rapture GT-BE19000 cheapest?
- At Asus, for $721.69, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the ASUS ROG Rapture GT-BE19000?
- Rated 5 out of 5 from 1 ratings.