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ASUS ZenWiFi BT10

ASUS ZenWiFi BT10, packshot

Idéal pour : Idéal pour une grande habitation exigeant couverture et hauts débits, avec un utilisateur prêt à ajuster la configuration et le firmware.

En bref : Les avis Reddit convergent sur d’excellents débits, une large couverture et un backhaul sans fil très performant lorsque le système est bien configuré. La stabilité reste toutefois inégale selon le firmware et les fonctions activées, notamment le réseau IoT, le MLO et parfois le backhaul Ethernet 10G.

Note de consensus

5.4/10

#19 sur 27 · Systèmes WiFi mesh

selon Reddit

Score de sentiment44 % positifs
Positifs24
Neutres6
Négatifs25

Au-delà de ce modèle, la marque ASUS (toutes gammes) recueille 55 % d'avis positifs sur 131 utilisateurs Reddit. Ce signal marque ne compte pas dans la note du modèle ci-dessus.

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Points forts

Débits élevés

11 3

« If you don't care about price: the ZenWifi BT10 is more expensive, but has wifi 7, lower latency and uses multiple bands at once. » Voir l’avis

« The whole house is covered and speeds are fantastic! » Voir l’avis

« Very close to as fast as when I used wired backhaul via MoCA. » Voir l’avis

Excellente couverture Wi-Fi

6 1

« I have the base in our loft and the node down in the kitchen. » Voir l’avis

« And have been stable and have provided whole house wireless coverage. » Voir l’avis

« A second access point might be useful if the 2 wireless device systems don't serve the second floor well. » Voir l’avis

Backhaul efficace

6 1

« I have an ASUS BT10 as my primary router and BT8 as a node. » Voir l’avis

« I'm using an Asus ZenWiFi BT10 mesh with wireless backhaul, and it works really well. » Voir l’avis

« I have them backhaul hardwired with MoCA. » Voir l’avis

Points faibles

Connexion instable

10 13

« The high wireless ping variance (3ms min vs 122ms max) with 0% packet loss is a classic Wi-Fi 7 MLO scheduling issue. » Voir l’avis

« Ran into the same thing and using a 2.4Ghz guest network lol » Voir l’avis

« Not entirely… still have the 2.4ghz network crashing… » Voir l’avis

Fiabilité à surveiller

7 10

« opened up a thread on snbforum to see if I can finally sort things out.. » Voir l’avis

« Only issue I've noticed is they can be quite finicky after a power outage, being difficult to get it to reconnect with the modem and internet, sometimes having to reset the router. » Voir l’avis

« I’m trying to upload the video but in short, what happens is I will see the splash screen of the app, like Disney app and Apple TV app, and it’ll not go past the splash screen. » Voir l’avis

CritèreNote /10Ce qu'en dit le consensus
Fonctions4.2La personnalisation est riche, mais l’interface, le réseau IoT, les VLAN et le MLO restent parfois bogués ou incohérents.
Stabilité3.1Les firmwares récents ont amélioré la stabilité chez beaucoup d’utilisateurs, mais des coupures de nœuds et du 2,4 GHz persistent dans plusieurs témoignages.
Backhaul6.4Le backhaul sans fil MLO reçoit d’excellents retours, tandis que le backhaul Ethernet 10G a connu des problèmes variables selon le firmware et l’installation.
Fiabilité3.5La fiabilité à long terme divise fortement les utilisateurs, avec des systèmes durables et sans incident face à d’autres nécessitant réinitialisations ou retours.
Prix4.4Le prix est majoritairement perçu comme élevé, même si les promotions et l’absence d’abonnement améliorent sa valeur.
Installation4.0Certains utilisateurs trouvent l’installation simple, tandis que d’autres décrivent des heures de réinitialisations et des difficultés à connecter le modem ou les nœuds.
Couverture7.3Les utilisateurs Reddit relèvent une excellente couverture dans les maisons à plusieurs niveaux, jusque dans le jardin, mais un 6 GHz plus faible sans AFC.
Débit7.8Les débits sont généralement jugés excellents, y compris depuis les nœuds distants, malgré quelques ralentissements liés aux clients ou aux réglages.
Mis à jour le Comment on calcule

Avis Reddit

56 avis analysés · Positifs 24 Neutres 6 Négatifs 25 · 52 auteurs affichés

  • Gritism_IXM 🇬🇧

    1 commentaire analysé

    r/HomeNetworking · What’s the best mesh WiFi system in 2026 for home use?

    Vouching for the ASUS ZenWifi XT8. It's been solid for me. Asus really blows everyone out of the water when it comes to price to performance for mesh systems. If you don't care about price: the ZenWifi BT10 is more expensive, but has wifi 7, lower latency and uses multiple bands at once. Consider it if you got >1 gbps internet.

  • LulzMcGullz 🇬🇧

    1 commentaire analysé

    r/HomeNetworking · Help me choose between ASUS and TP-Link mesh systems

    I have an ASUS BT10 as my primary router and BT8 as a node. I think it’s an excellent system, especially if you can hard wire the two together. I personally switched from TP-Link due to the possibility of security concerns, and also there was some discussion around possibly banning TP-Link sales in the US for the same reason (which seems to have evaporated?). But beyond that, TP-Link has far fewer advanced options from what I’ve seen, or if they do offer them, they’re locked behind a subscription. ASUS gives you all the settings for free.

    Backhaul filaireSans abonnement
  • iveseensomethings82 🇬🇧

    1 commentaire analysé

    r/HomeNetworking · Mesh systems for stronger home internet coverage in 2026?

    Seconding the BT 10. I also cannot run Cat cable through my home due to having 2 stories and nothing lines up for a drop. I have the base in our loft and the node down in the kitchen. The whole house is covered and speeds are fantastic! I also like Asus for their free software to block malicious attacks that other companies don’t offer.

    Grande maisonPlusieurs étagesSans abonnement
  • MrDoh 🇬🇧

    4 commentaires analysés

    r/HomeNetworking · Mesh systems for stronger home internet coverage in 2026?

    I'm using an Asus ZenWiFi BT10 mesh with wireless backhaul, and it works really well. The wireless backhaul uses wifi-7 MLO (despite whether you use MLO for clients or not), and this really ups the wireless backhaul game for a mesh. Very close to as fast as when I used wired backhaul via MoCA. So no, wired backhaul is not necessary to see great speed from your mesh.

    WiFi 7
    r/HomeNetworking · I don't think any mesh networks are reliable.

    I've had several meshes, all using wireless backhaul. First I had the Netgear Orbi mesh (wifi-5) that worked well for a few months, then Netgear made firmware upgrades mandatory, and put out some really bad firmware. Went to eero (wifi-5) after that, and that one never did work well for me. It worked, but not as well as I thought that it should have. I tried the eero Pro 6 mesh (wifi-6), and that was never stable. After that it was the Asus ZenWiFi AX (wifi-6), which worked really well here. The mesh that I'm using now, the ZenWiFi BT10 (wifi-7) is also working really well...the wireless MLO backhaul is very fast and has been stable. About as close to wired backhaul as I've seen, the speed at the remote node is very close to my ISP's provisioned speed. The latest firmware for the BT10 mesh has been great, but it took a few versions to get the degree of stability that I want. So, for me, yes, there have been ups and downs, but the Asus ZenWiFi meshes have been the best that I've had. Both have worked great with wireless backhaul, which is what I need. And have been stable and have provided whole house wireless coverage.

    Fibre / débitGrande maisonWiFi 7
    r/HomeNetworking · Is ASUS ZenWifi bad, or is my house impossible?

    I've had 2 Asus ZenWiFi meshes, the XT8 and now the BT10, used with wireless backhaul. Both have been great, but we have sheetrock walls and hollow doors :-). About the only good thing with the flimsy construction in our house. The current ZenWiFi BT10 works exceptionally well, with MLO backhaul "channel". Very fast. However, if you have walls that are thick or have metal in them, you're going to need to wire your backhaul or use MoCA if you happen to have coaxial cable in your walls from having cable TV installed. That's just physics, wifi signals are attenuated by thick walls, or walls made of lath and plaster, etc. And if you're going to wired backhaul for a mesh, you might consider using wired AP's instead of a mesh. Just a thought :-).

    Backhaul filaire
  • Armoury-crate 🇬🇧

    1 commentaire analysé

    r/ASUS · ASUS ZenWifi BT10 - AP Mode Configuration Settings

    The high wireless ping variance (3ms min vs 122ms max) with 0% packet loss is a classic Wi-Fi 7 MLO scheduling issue. In AP mode, ZenWifi BT10 sometimes struggles with multi-link operation prioritization. Try going into the ASUS AP settings and manually set the 6GHz band as primary for that device. Also disable **Airtime Fairness** in concrete buildings it causes exactly this kind of jitter as the router keeps waiting for weaker signals

    Gaming / latenceWiFi 7
  • Ramblim 🇬🇧

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  • hocuspocus4201 🇬🇧

    3 commentaires analysés

    r/HomeNetworking · Please share your experience with the Asus ZenWiFi BT10

    MLO is a feature of WiFi 7 where you could potentially connect to multiple bands simultaneously like 2.4+5+6ghz in order to make the connection more reliable. With BT10, I'm not sure where the issue is (at the router side or the client/laptop/phone side) so best to keep it off. By the way MLO is turned off by default so no need to turn it on if you don't want to.

    WiFi 7
    r/HomeNetworking · Please share your experience with the Asus ZenWiFi BT10

    I got BT10 about a week ago. I got a 2 pack and the node is wired. I have 3gbps internet and need to connect using PPPoE. Works well for the most part. I get full 3gigs over wire snd 2500+ up and down over wireless. Still playing around with some of the advanced features like fronthaul MLO. Only turn on MLO if you have WiFi 7 devices that support it and create a separate network for it.

    Backhaul filaireFibre / débitWiFi 7
  • CitizenGris 🇬🇧

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    r/HomeNetworking · First time Asus ZenWifi user - absolutely HORRIBLE HORRIBLE experience - new BT10

    Are any of you having pings all over the place ? This is from a wifi connected laptop to the main router ? 64 bytes from 192.168.50.1: icmp\_seq=110 ttl=64 time=4.224 ms 64 bytes from 192.168.50.1: icmp\_seq=111 ttl=64 time=4.418 ms 64 bytes from 192.168.50.1: icmp\_seq=112 ttl=64 time=4.294 ms 64 bytes from 192.168.50.1: icmp\_seq=113 ttl=64 time=5.328 ms 64 bytes from 192.168.50.1: icmp\_seq=114 ttl=64 time=6.401 ms 64 bytes from 192.168.50.1: icmp\_seq=115 ttl=64 time=4.269 ms 64 bytes from 192.168.50.1: icmp\_seq=116 ttl=64 time=72.910 ms 64 bytes from 192.168.50.1: icmp\_seq=117 ttl=64 time=171.054 ms 64 bytes from 192.168.50.1: icmp\_seq=118 ttl=64 time=481.410 ms 64 bytes from 192.168.50.1: icmp\_seq=119 ttl=64 time=4.466 ms 64 bytes from 192.168.50.1: icmp\_seq=120 ttl=64 time=47.894 ms 64 bytes from 192.168.50.1: icmp\_seq=121 ttl=64 time=314.319 ms 64 bytes from 192.168.50.1: icmp\_seq=122 ttl=64 time=5.871 ms 64 bytes from 192.168.50.1: icmp\_seq=123 ttl=64 time=9.582 ms 64 bytes from 192.168.50.1: icmp\_seq=124 ttl=64 time=6.241 ms 64 bytes from 192.168.50.1: icmp\_seq=125 ttl=64 time=105.758 ms 64 bytes from 192.168.50.1: icmp\_seq=126 ttl=64 time=7.680 ms 64 bytes from 192.168.50.1: icmp\_seq=127 ttl=64 time=4.162 ms 64 bytes from 192.168.50.1: icmp\_seq=128 ttl=64 time=6.004 ms 64 bytes from 192.168.50.1: icmp\_seq=129 ttl=64 time=3.967 ms 64 bytes from 192.168.50.1: icmp\_seq=130 ttl=64 time=4.561 ms 64 bytes from 192.168.50.1: icmp\_seq=131 ttl=64 time=20.729 ms 64 bytes from 192.168.50.1: icmp\_seq=132 ttl=64 time=67.234 ms 64 bytes from 192.168.50.1: icmp\_seq=133 ttl=64 time=113.233 ms 64 bytes from 192.168.50.1: icmp\_seq=134 ttl=64 time=6.828 ms 64 bytes from 192.168.50.1: icmp\_seq=135 ttl=64 time=12.836 ms It's been happening a lot recently - no new firmware - rebooting the entire system alleviate the issue for a few hours and then it comes back...

    Gaming / latence
  • tostitobanditos 🇬🇧

    2 commentaires analysés

    r/HomeNetworking · First time Asus ZenWifi user - absolutely HORRIBLE HORRIBLE experience - new BT10

    Good to know it wasn't my hardware. Yeah if you just download the 35440 firmware from Asus and manually load it to each node it should be ok. I had to unplug the cable from the modem from my primary router in order for it to stay up long enough for me to do that. Then I brought my other node downstairs next to it and after resetting it I was able to detect it and manually load the firmware on it too through the administration menu.

  • rrh_01 🇬🇧

    2 commentaires analysés

    r/HomeNetworking · Best for mesh?

    Put it k on the first floor. if the speeds on the second floor are too slow, you will need a third device on the second floor try and make them all placed high and as close to the center of each floor as possible

    Plusieurs étages
    r/HomeNetworking · Best for mesh?

    i’d go with theb t10. A second access point might be useful if the 2 wireless device systems don't serve the second floor well. I went to slightly different route, because be 98 pro allows for two Wi-Fi seven networks. I used one for my kids gaming and a second one from my wife and my work from home. Your second one would be used for Backhaul. I found life situation faster, but my home is closer to 3900 ft.² and we need coverage and a large backyard, side yard and front yard as well.

    Gaming / latenceGrande maisonPlusieurs étagesTélétravailWiFi 7
  • Puzzled-Science-1870 🇬🇧

    7 commentaires analysés

    r/HomeNetworking · Wanting to upgrade from my eero 6 and move away from Amazon for privacy reasons

    I have two asus bt10's. I have them backhaul hardwired with MoCA. They work pretty well. Been overall happy with them. I only used them with wireless backhaul for a short time while I was positioning them around the house in different places, trying to find the best spots to place them. Didn't have any major issues with wireless backhaul that I recall just limited by distance you separate them, as the mesh node needs to be placed where there is still good signal. I've had no issues with Iot devices. Placing the two BT10's on opposite sides of the house, connected hardwired backhaul with MoCA, provides excellent wifi coverage throughout the house and most of my yard. Only issue I've noticed is they can be quite finicky after a power outage, being difficult to get it to reconnect with the modem and internet, sometimes having to reset the router. So I just bought a UPS for each bt10 and MoCA adapter, and no issues since to be honest Lmk if any other questions

    Backhaul filaireBeaucoup d'appareilsGrande maison
    r/HomeNetworking · ASUS ZenWifi BT10 Vs Tp-Link Deco BE65

    Paid for Internet speeds are 400 mbps. Obviously it's dependent on many factors but I frequently get 400-500 mpbs throughout my entire house. Sometimes I'll get 300-400 mpbs. I've got wireless camera outside in my yard and they all had adequate reception with wifi, even put one into the forest edge as a wildlife camera. We frequently catch turkey and deer on the camera. I think the furthest camera I have is about 100 ft from the house.

    Grande maison
    r/HomeNetworking · ASUS ZenWifi BT10 Vs Tp-Link Deco BE65

    I've had the BT10'S for a while now, maybe 6 months, I can't quite remember. They have worked pretty well so far. The router and node have always been hardwired backhaul via MoCA. I found when the router and node were a little too close, devices like our cell phones would temporarily disconnect from one and then a second later reconnect to the other node. I had the router on the first floor and node on the 2nd floor. I moved the router to the basement, directly under the living room and that disconnect/ reconnect problem resolved. Moving around the house while on zoom switched from router to node without any appreciable interruption/ lag. The BT10'S don't like power outages or blips. We have a standby generator, so when the power goes out, a couple seconds later the generator kicks on and we have power again. This happens like once every 2-4 months for us. Everytime the power went out (even just for the couple of aeconds till the generator kicked on), it always seemed to screw up the router, such that I'd have to do a factory reset of the router to get it working again. Happened maybe 3 times. Was frustrating, so I went out and bought a battery backup UPS for the modem & router and a 2nd one for the node. Since I've had them on the battery UPS, we lost power once & generator kicked on. The UPS kept the modem, router and node all working and online and no issues. So I think that fixed that issue. If you lose power frequently, may want to consider UPS battery backup. Wifi coverage is great all throughout the house and the yard too. Overall, been pretty happy with them.

    Backhaul filairePlusieurs étagesTélétravail
    r/HomeNetworking · ASUS ZenWifi BT10 Vs Tp-Link Deco BE65

    Yep! They are still working fine! I have had no issues with any devices connecting. I know others on this thread will throw some hate but I have my IoT and regular devices on the same network, selected so the router will choose 2.4/5/6 ghz for the device. And have had no issues with any device connecting and staying connected. I've got them hardwired via MOCA and on opposite sides of the house and due to this, I get good signal everywhere, including the garage and into most of my yard. Been very happy with them still.

    Backhaul filaireBeaucoup d'appareilsGrande maison
  • InvisiBillnet 🇬🇧

    1 commentaire analysé

  • xy791 🇬🇧

    2 commentaires analysés

  • Achemidies 🇬🇧

    1 commentaire analysé

    r/ToobBroadband · Moving from the latest WiFi 7 Toob mesh to an ASUS mesh setup.

    I'm probably not the best person to ask for suggestions as I just went straight for the most overkill option. I've heard the TP-Link Deco BE65 is solid, that will give you a bit of headway if you ever increase beyond 900mbit, and it supports proper MLO and wireless backhaul. It would set you back £380 for a two pack. You could also look into the ASUS ZenWifi BT10, which is around £480 for a two pack. Check out Dong Knows Tech, he's done a lot of reviews on mesh systems.

  • 97zx6r 🇬🇧

    2 commentaires analysés

  • Leonidas3182 🇬🇧

    1 commentaire analysé

  • sunrisebreeze 🇬🇧

    1 commentaire analysé

    r/HomeNetworking · Asus bt10 wifi stability issues

    You've done much of the stuff I would have tried. If you changed nothing and it suddenly started having issues, it may have been a firmware update. Do you have automatic updates enabled? After you get it working, if auto updates are on I recommend turning them off. The last 3 firmware updates for BT10 were 10/31/25, 2/2/26 and 4/2/26. I got that info from the ASUS website: https://www.asus.com/us/supportonly/zenwifi%20bt10/helpdesk_bios/ Check if your system has the latest firmware. If not, upgrade it and see if that fixes it. Have you tried just using the router by itself? Turn off the 2nd mesh node/satellite. Do devices near the router connect/stay connected? If so maybe the 2nd unit failed and ASUS could replace it under warranty. After trying the above steps contact ASUS tech support. They will ask you to send them logs etc to help troubleshoot and recommend a fix for you. If a component failed they will exchange/repair under warranty. If that doesn't work: You could also sell the system on eBay to try to get some money back, then buy something else. Maybe Netgear, since ASUS didn't work for you. Good luck

  • jnyfive 🇬🇧

    2 commentaires analysés

    r/Roku · Roku and Asus BT10 mesh issue

    I’m trying to upload the video but in short, what happens is I will see the splash screen of the app, like Disney app and Apple TV app, and it’ll not go past the splash screen. With Plex it will load and show me my available digital videos, and it will allow me to select one, but it will never play and tell me that media cannot be found. It is consistent across all of my Plex devices, which includes two streaming sticks and one ultra. Whenever on my mesh app, it will act the same across each device.

    r/Roku · Roku and Asus BT10 mesh issue

    Thank you. I have had the issue with two streaming sticks and my ultra. I will get a video of the occurrence but will give you the ultra system info. 4800X - Roku Ultra. This happens with every app, on every Roku device, when I am on my mesh.

  • nobody1701d 🇬🇧

    2 commentaires analysés

    r/HomeNetworking · Mesh systems for stronger home internet coverage in 2026?

    Don’t mistake my recommendation of wired WiFi6 routers for complete non-envy of your WiFi7 setup — it’s just that mine cost about half as much but still perform the same at the expense of having an Ethernet wired connection. Not everyone here has money to spare, even for smoking hot equipment. There’s hardly any WiFi7 equipment so most consumer-level hardware will connect using WiFi6 anyway.

    Backhaul filaireQualité-prixWiFi 7
  • cute_polarbear 🇬🇧

    1 commentaire analysé

  • kimputer7 🇬🇧

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  • Asen1923 🇬🇧

    1 commentaire analysé

    r/ASUS · ASUS ZenWifi BT10 - AP Mode Configuration Settings

    Okay, I went into Wireless -> Professional setting on the WebGUI and manual set everything I could. It really didn’t make a difference. Turning things on and off in those settings didn’t seem to help. Any other advice?

  • RkOShea 🇬🇧

    1 commentaire analysé

    r/orbi · Orbi 970 sucks, what to move to?

    I have a WiFi7 Asus (2) BT10 + (1) BT8 mesh network to cover my 3600 sqft 4-floor townhouse. I can get 800 Mbps - 1 Gbps WiFi speeds everywhere in the townhouse. The basement BT10 router connects to the top floor BT10 satellite via WiFi7's new MLO functionality, and gets me a 3500 Mbps wireless backhaul connection. This let's me get solid 1 Gbps DL/UL speeds at my satellite that is 3 floors above my router My Asus WiFi7 mesh network will be the last home network I will buy (unless something breaks, of course).

    Fibre / débitGrande maisonPlusieurs étagesWiFi 7
  • evang0125 🇬🇧

    2 commentaires analysés

    r/orbi · Orbi 970 sucks, what to move to?

    Interesting. That version must handle the VLAN differently. I have my IoT set up on the main 2.4 ghz network. When I set up my IoT and guest networks as separate VLANs it made the 2.4ghz main network almost unusable (slow and spotty internet connection). I read that Asus is addressing VLAN support on this model in an upcoming firmware update.

    Beaucoup d'appareilsAvancé / VLAN
    r/orbi · Orbi 970 sucks, what to move to?

    I did the BT10. All good but dedicated IoT network doesn’t work with the current firmware. Otherwise super stable and a much better experience than our old orbi. Q: did you do a dedicated VLAN for your IoT?

    Beaucoup d'appareilsAvancé / VLAN
  • 22hand 🇬🇧

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    r/HomeNetworking · Please share your experience with the Asus ZenWiFi BT10

    I’m in fact doing this. Bought a 2.5G switch and run Ethernet backhaul, all good. One thing need consider if you are running IoT devices mostly use 2.4Ghz you need check your WiFi7 suitably or not as wifi7 is too advance for those legacy IoT devices

    Backhaul filaireBeaucoup d'appareilsWiFi 7
  • Legal_Art6210 🇬🇧

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  • Odelay_gavacho 🇬🇧

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  • Hopeful-Lion-7581 🇬🇧

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  • Avinin1 🇬🇧

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  • Shot-Muscle-5427 🇬🇧

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    r/HomeNetworking · Please share your experience with the Asus ZenWiFi BT10

    hope you have not bought it, it is the lousiest mesh system ever, less stable than even my spare mesh using ax3000p and AX55. node disconnect once a month, after reconnect sometimes upload speed stuck at 0.0x mbps. then you have to reboot the whole mesh. i rate it 3/5. random node disconnect, blinking blue light, sometimes light is white, but no internet over lan at the node. very disappointed for such expensive product i used it for 6 months.

    Qualité-prix
  • hyena-a 🇬🇧

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    r/HomeNetworking · ASUS ZenWifi BT10 Vs Tp-Link Deco BE65

    Just returned my BE65 today after discovering you cannot disable remote management across the Deco range (I.e TP-Link always has access to the router, so if they ever get hacked, my own network would been vulnerable too). Couldn’t be bothered to buy another FW appliance to block this from happening. Looking to buy the BT10 now given ASUS gives you much more flexibility / customisation. Still going well on your end, any issues with 2ghz devices? Lastly, would you say your 2ghz/5ghz performance is better than your old router?

  • Rocky73021 🇬🇧

    3 commentaires analysés

    r/HomeNetworking · Please share your experience with the Asus ZenWiFi BT10

    The worst router system I’ve used. I’ve had a few orbi systems but their WiFi 7 versions were prohibitively expensive so I got this set. Worked excellent during my return period and gave me my full 1gig spectrum service over WiFi. It started randomly disconnecting around April(bought in dec 24) and it’s a b***h and a half to get this thing to connect to my spectrum modem. I will spend hours resetting both the router and my modem in the hope that there will be a connection at some point. I’ve spent hours and I can’t tell what is the issue that prevents this thing from picking up a connection from my modem. New Ethernet cables didn’t fix it. It’s great when it’s working, even impressively so, but the amount of times I want to hurl this thing at the wall is ridiculous. I don’t recommend.

    Fibre / débit
  • olsookie 🇬🇧

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  • olivierRTINGS 🇬🇧

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    r/HomeNetworking · Please share your experience with the Asus ZenWiFi BT10

    I just finished testing the BT10 and really enjoyed my time with it. Setup was straightforward, it stayed stable throughout testing, and I saw consistent speeds with good range. In our tests we push coverage out to about 30 meters from the base, with the satellite placed in two different locations, and it held up very well. One thing you might appreciate compared to something like the Eero is that the BT10 gives you access to a lot more settings and customization options without the need for a subscription or an account. I can’t speak directly to long-term reliability, but I haven’t run into many issues with Asus routers overall, so I feel confident it should hold up well. Check out our full review if you’d like more detailed results and info: [https://www.rtings.com/router/reviews/asus/zenwifi-bt10](https://www.rtings.com/router/reviews/asus/zenwifi-bt10)

    Installation facileGrande maisonSans abonnement
  • INeedMuscles 🇬🇧

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  • raftard999 🇬🇧

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    r/ASUS · Asus ZenWifi BT10 - System log filled with MLO ERROR

    Solved! I was able to solve the issue, the unknown MAC was from a vacuum robot that was trying to connect to my home network without success. So, i created an IoT network with WPA/WPA2 as auth method and i was able to connect the vacuum to my WiFi and resolve the syslog as well.

    Beaucoup d'appareils
  • real_hairybizrat 🇬🇧

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  • Timmy2Two 🇬🇧

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    r/orbi · Worth Upgrading my Orbi RBR750 to 770?

    I have a RBK653-100NAS which is WiFi6, so I was comparing the BQ16 but I need 3 for where I want wired devices to hook in. BT10 2 pack may be another option for you to more future proof. 2 pack is $599.99 on Amazon and it has 2 10g ports.

    Fibre / débitAvancé / VLAN
  • xzonek 🇬🇧

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    r/HomeNetworking · First time Asus ZenWifi user - absolutely HORRIBLE HORRIBLE experience - new BT10

    Got the 3 pack yesterday (on sales for £700) to replace my xt8 3 pack. So far: 1. The UI is still buggy, when I navigate to "Wireless", sometime it will direct me to a page of "Smart connect" . which should be replaced by the new "Network" setting page. 2. As you said , "IOT network" isn't working good. It is a new guest network feature. I tried to setup a single SSID for main network 2.4+5+6 GHZ (with MLO Fronthaul enabled), and a guest network 2.4GHz IOT network SSID for IP Cam & EV charger. But the IOT network is highly unstable. In order to make it more stable , I have to remove the guest network, and separate the 2.4GHz SSID in main network. 3. Even after the Roaming assistant is disabled in 2.4GHz and devices was binded to specified node, aimesh still decide to route the device to other node with weak signal. I just don't understand why. 4. Without AFC, the signal strength of 6GHz is noticably weaker than 5Ghz. So if your primarily reason for upgrading is 6Ghz, you should probably wait. (And it seems that only US and Canada could benefit from it due to the current law? I don't know becoz I wasn't expected to upgrade until I saw the deal of 3 packs) I will say it is not unusable, but there is still many bugs in the latest firmware. I will give it a try for 1-2 week and decide to keep it or not.

    Beaucoup d'appareilsWiFi 7
  • DTangas 🇬🇧

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    r/HomeNetworking · First time Asus ZenWifi user - absolutely HORRIBLE HORRIBLE experience - new BT10

    I bought one with the Amazon sale for 699. Had been rolling with older Ubiquity equipment, but wanted to take advantage of new multi-gig fiber speeds in my area. So frustrated with the AsusZenBT10 I'm returning it already. The IoT and the 2.4 channels dropped constantly all night. The MLO connection for the 2nd node also dropped/reconnected frequently interrupting anything that was connected to that node.

    Beaucoup d'appareilsFibre / débit
  • PristinePilot1 🇬🇧

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    r/HomeNetworking · First time Asus ZenWifi user - absolutely HORRIBLE HORRIBLE experience - new BT10

    I bought these when the sale hit on Amazon. I set them up tonight. So far they've been working flawlessly. It applied the most current firmware update immediately. I'm not really well versed on networks, but there's a lot of settings in here that I've been playing around with. One weird thing is the node that's in my family room. Every device that connects to it gets great speeds except I have a Google tablet. For whatever reason it's super slow when it's connected to this node. There is a setting, I think it's called AP Binding and I connected it to the basement main router and the speeds took off. I have no idea why this tablet won't work properly with this node but there's a solution for it so I guess it's okay. Okay, long-winded aside, speeds are fantastic. Keeping my fingers crossed that this thing stays stable considering I've read so many horror stories about this. So I have a lot of settings to play around with and learn about on this device.

    Fibre / débit
  • blwagner 🇬🇧

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    r/HomeNetworking · First time Asus ZenWifi user - absolutely HORRIBLE HORRIBLE experience - new BT10

    One last thing to check: The Wireless Security in the IoT network should be WPA2 Personal (or WPA2/WPA3 personal) Also, there seems to have been shipments of Asus routers with pre-production hardware. I have wondered if they may have been shipped with pre-preproduction (faulty) hardware as well. If none of the configurations work, and after checking on snbforums - I would suspect defective hardware. Mine's working flawlessly thus far, with the Nov 6 '24 Firmware. I'm just wishing for Merlin's FW for it, which refines the Asus FW further.

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    r/HomeNetworking · First time Asus ZenWifi user - absolutely HORRIBLE HORRIBLE experience - new BT10

    I keep 2.4 GHz completely on the IoT/Guest network - with no other (5 or 6 GHz) band on it. Keep Wifi 7 switched off on that IoT network. None of the IoT devices need anything other than legacy 2.4 GHz band. And its not crashing at all for me - tested for about 5-6 days now, continuously. Folks here can consider snbforums under Asus BE router subforum - lots of technically knowledgeable people gather and chat there. Merlin is there too - it may help tremendously with FW stability if Merlin adopts the BT10 in his stable of Asus-certified FW. We can request Merlin there for releasing refined Asus FW for the BT10. [https://www.asuswrt-merlin.net/](https://www.asuswrt-merlin.net/)

    Beaucoup d'appareilsWiFi 7
  • That-Heart8142 🇬🇧

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    r/amazoneero · Single Max 7 and 6 Pros or TP-Link Deco BE63/65?

    Take a look at the Asus RT-BE88u (https://www.asus.com/us/networking-iot-servers/wifi-routers/asus-gaming-routers/rt-be88u/) and the Asus ZenWifi BT10 (https://www.asus.com/us/networking-iot-servers/whole-home-mesh-wifi-system/zenwifi-wifi-systems/asus-zenwifi-bt10/). Both are better than the eero and TP-Link routers, and are in your budget. Better firmware updates and security too.

    Qualité-prixWiFi 7
  • Complex-Catch-9533 🇬🇧

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    r/HomeNetworking · First time Asus ZenWifi user - absolutely HORRIBLE HORRIBLE experience - new BT10

    I also can confirm several issues, running on the latest software: [3.0.0.6.102\_35462](http://www.asusrouter.com/Advanced_FirmwareUpgrade_Content.asp) 1. The ui is very unstable, even the user manual have different screenshots. 2. no ability to changes security type, wpa2 for example. only wpa3. 3. under 'professional' mode, in 6 ghz (or any other band) - there's no 4kQAM, only 1024 (mcs11) or mcs 9 - its clearly advertised to support this! - the consequence - getting approx - 4.3gb on 6ghz -320w channel (at max 4kQAM@320MHZ = 5750mbit) 4. under pro' mode, clicking enable and disable radio - only then it shows "enable scheduler" 5. enable disbale radio from web gui doesnt reflect on mobile gui 6. just like number 5, but vise-versa (changing in app doesnt reflect in ui) 7. wifi issues! closing 2,4, and 5 bands, the 6 ghz band cannot connect! 8 long reboot times!

    WiFi 7
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Le ZenWiFi BT10 est-il stable ?

Le consensus Reddit est partagé. Plusieurs utilisateurs trouvent les firmwares récents parfaitement stables, tandis que d’autres signalent encore des déconnexions de nœuds, des pannes du réseau 2,4 GHz ou des redémarrages nécessaires.

Le backhaul sans fil est-il performant ?

Les utilisateurs Reddit rapportent généralement un excellent backhaul sans fil MLO, parfois proche d’une liaison filaire. Le résultat dépend toutefois du placement des nœuds, et certains témoignages font état de déconnexions.

Convient-il aux objets connectés ?

Les retours sont contradictoires. Certains réseaux accueillent plus de 50 appareils sans difficulté, mais le SSID IoT séparé et le 2,4 GHz sont souvent cités parmi les fonctions les moins stables.

Le prix du BT10 est-il justifié ?

Les utilisateurs Reddit reconnaissent ses débits, sa couverture et ses nombreuses options de configuration. Beaucoup le jugent néanmoins cher, surtout face à des systèmes WiFi 6 moins coûteux ou au BT8.