slurmsmckenzie wrote: 
> That's interesting, I guess that if I am buying all new stuff then it
> doesn't particularly need to be Asus, haven't actually considered that.
> Must say that I don't actually need wifi6 specifically, just feels like
> if I'm investing in something now to replace my AC68U then it should
> probably be future-proof (and we do have a couple of AX devices that
> could take advantage at this point but they would be fine with AC
> also).
> 
> Guess I could do a bit more research into other brands, would imagine
> there would be similar issues with wifi6 across them all though if it is
> related to the interference caused. Could always disable AX altogether
> for now I suppose, leaves the option of enabling in future.
> 
> Maybe the AX86U would be strong enough to serve SB radios all over the
> house, who knows? On paper I'm pretty sure it has a better wireless
> range than the AC68U so that is a possibility. From what @sgmlaw implies
> I am hoping that the SBs will be okay with the AX86U if they aren't with
> a ZenWifi node.

I am using a RT-AX56U.   I have turned off WiFi6 for the 2.4 ghz band
and kept it on for the 5 Ghz band.  I do not have any problems with the
SB Radio from my wifi network.  (However, I do get interference from a
neighbor likely using Wi-Fi 6 which affects 2 of my 3 SB Radios.)

You can try the new router to see if it works sufficiently.  If you have
a coverage problem, you can get the second router for the mesh network. 
I was going to go with a mesh network to replace my two access points,
but I found the AX-56U had sufficient coverage and I did not need the
mesh network.


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