I switched from Netgear to AX6000 some time ago. My advice: stay away from TP-Link. The configurability and documentation is very poor. If you try to get assistance from their support department, you will run into a brick wall. I would get a SBC/NUC with multiple NICs, install OPNSense and connect a couple of access points to it. If you need more wired connections you can add a managed switch.

 

IggyP wrote

Hello, I am trying to compare the newer model of the AX6000, the AX90 with the AX11000 Router. I am a gamer and streamer and am looking for the best router all around with best speeds, latency, etc. These two are the ones I am torn between. Can anyone help with suggestions or recommendations? Thank you!

@IggyP I too would stay away from the TP-Link router (as a whole).  I have the AX11000 and although it has helped with reaching a higher maximum speed from my gigabit fiber internet connection, there are some technical issues (that really shouldn't be issues) that are making me want to invest into a new router (either going back to ASUS or maybe trying Netgear (both now have Wi-Fi 6e routers on the market (NETGEAR Nighthawk 12-Stream WiFi 6E Router (RAXE500) & ASUS ROG Rapture WiFi 6E Gaming Router (GT-AXE11000))).

 

I loved my ASUS router (RT-AC3200) and if it weren't for the fact that it would not take advantage of the fiber internet connection - I would STILL be using it today!