terziyski wrote

  @D3C0D3R 

 

No big difference between these - AX1500, AX10.and AX15. They are all rates as AX1500. AX15 is the most recent router model.

  @terziyski I see. Thanks for the clarification. I've noticed that AX10 is using a 1.5Ghz Tri Core chipset and the AX15 is using a 1.25Ghz dual core one. So I'm guessing the AX1500 is also using the same chipset as the AX15? And some websites said AX1500 and AX15 doesn't support OneMesh / EasyMesh which later turned out to be just the old firmware's fault. Upgrading the firmware adds the OneMesh / EasyMesh feature to these routers I think. 

Forgot to add. Which one got the maximum coverage? 

terziyski wrote

  @D3C0D3R 

 

Both AX10 and AX15 have High-Power FEM which Improves transmission power and strengthen signal coverage.

If you're after Easymesh AX10 is a good candidate. AX15 is pretty new router model and I didn't see any mesh support described.

  @terziyski  I see, so that solves the confusion. I currently have an Archer C6. So if I do get the AX15, I'll be using the C6 as a satellite device anyway. That should further increase the range. AX10 might be unavailable in my country. But here, take a look at this. It does say "Compatible with EasyMesh" and "OneMesh Supported" over here. So I'm guessing it is supported?