I saw the Currys deal appears to have ran out of stock for home delivery. If you don't mind waiting Amazon have price matched. Best get in quick before they realise Curry's don't have stock
I now have the open reach modem and asus router, i am having trouble setting it up, i wondered if you followed an instruction video please?
gwapenut
16 Jan 17#29
Not particularly impressed with amazon. Orderered in December, still not dispatched and won't be for a few days, and yet they're offering it today for next day delivery to new customers.
Very poor.
ScoTTyBEEE to gwapenut
21 Jan 17#30
Mine arrived yesterday
skaif
16 Jan 17#28
Ordered 2 weeks ago but delivered today! Couldn't be happier with this, bargain of a price
Bucky4321
11 Jan 17#27
They've just dispatched mine
nzadok
5 Jan 17#26
Order placed four days ago and still no stock
stratplayer2001
31 Dec 16#25
Installed mine today, this thing is awesome. Highly recommend it if you can still get one.
skaif
31 Dec 16#24
Back in at this price! Be quick if you want it!
huego
30 Dec 16#23
Not available from Amazon t this price.
soton26
30 Dec 161#22
I strongly advise anyone against the DSL version, instead buy an Openreach HG612 from eBay and use in conjunction with this deal.
stringsonfire
30 Dec 16#21
Considering sending my Netgear R6400 for one of these, but I'm not sure if there'd be any point
or would you say to stick with the one in the post and buy a BT open reach modem off eBay that are about £25? (would any BT modem do?) my main issue with our EE box currently is the range.
thanks for your help :smiley:
ruffguidance
30 Dec 16#19
Heat added great price great piece of kit.
beechus
30 Dec 16#18
I have two of these in my home and they are top notch. Use with a fibre modem and by infinity. Great price
cactusjack86
30 Dec 16#17
Just swapped my HH5 for the modem router version of this, the DSL-AC68U. Was £98 at Curry's, it's better for those who don't want the clutter of a separate modem and router, easy to set up and miles better connection!
xPabloz
30 Dec 16#16
shows up as 89.99? (also am prime member)
gazzaxpx
30 Dec 16#15
I use this router awesome bit of kit and I have Merlin firmware installed better than the stock OS and easy to do.
Shakeyyy
30 Dec 16#4
Is the N66U just as good as this? Looking to replace my superhub 3.0 as the range on it is just poop
Thoughtful to Shakeyyy
30 Dec 16#14
I use the 66 hard wired to the original superhub plus a couple of range extenders as well (detached garage security cams) and it works just fine.
d_jumper
30 Dec 161#13
can anyone recommend a good fiber modem to use with this? I've got an ee brightbox 2 which can't be put into modem only mode (I wouldn't want to use it anyway as modem connection isn't good).
bluefish2303
30 Dec 16#12
£89.99 now
GAZar
30 Dec 161#11
Solid router. Using custom firmware (Merlin) and easily one of the best performing one I've bought in terms of reliability, wireless signal, QoS, etc. Always nice to see we use almost 50GB a month watching YouTube videos between us :sunglasses::sunglasses:
I have a BT Smart Hub (the latest one) all the reviews state it's the best router from an ISP, but I keep getting dropped connections and the signal doesn't go as far as I need. Does anyone know if this Asus would be an upgrade in terms of performance?
Comments indicated it was out of stock for delivery. Apologies if I was mistaken
themarrons
30 Dec 16#2
does this work with fibre? looking to extend the range in my house as my current one doesn't reach the house extension. thanks
Scorpion to themarrons
30 Dec 161#6
It's a router, but doesn't include a fibre modem like the all in one boxes that Sky/BT/Virgin offer. That leaves you with a few options:
1.) Buy a fibre modem from Ebay or similar
2.) Connect this to your Sky/BT/Virgin hub and use the modem in that
3.) Buy the DSL version of this router which has a fibre modem built in
I used option 1.) when I got my one of these about three years ago. I then got a BT fibre modem from ebay for a tenner and hooked it up together. I've used it with Sky Fibre and BT Infinity, setup is pretty simple if you follow some of the online guides.
Scorpion
30 Dec 16#3
Good deal, liking the fact Amazon have exclusive Prime member deals.
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Very poor.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/ASUS-DSL-AC68U-Dual-Band-Wireless-Gigabit/dp/B00O27PHGY/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1483122430&sr=1-1&keywords=asus+dsl-ac68u
or would you say to stick with the one in the post and buy a BT open reach modem off eBay that are about £25? (would any BT modem do?) my main issue with our EE box currently is the range.
thanks for your help :smiley:
Rule 4 babe x
:smirk:
1.) Buy a fibre modem from Ebay or similar
2.) Connect this to your Sky/BT/Virgin hub and use the modem in that
3.) Buy the DSL version of this router which has a fibre modem built in
I used option 1.) when I got my one of these about three years ago. I then got a BT fibre modem from ebay for a tenner and hooked it up together. I've used it with Sky Fibre and BT Infinity, setup is pretty simple if you follow some of the online guides.