Review Asus ROG Rapture GT-AX6000 EVA Edition Review: Polarizing Looks, High Price

[Admin]

The ROG Rapture GT-AX6000 EVA Edition's design is something of an acquired taste, and its price tag is high given its lack of Wi-Fi 6E.

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[HideOut]

So it's ugly. Overpriced and outdated? What a waste of chips.

 

[Makaveli]

pretty ugly I would go with the standard version if I was going to purchase it.

And I would also load Merlin firmware on it since the GT-AX6000 is supported.

 

[-Fran-]

You can (not) route.

Regards XD

 

[Inthrutheoutdoor]

nO..
NoPe....
NoTtA......
No way 'Jose.......

Even if I had a spare $450 just laying around, I sure as hell could find something moar betta to spend it on than this POS gammr-pron crapolina grunger box.....

 

[Exploding PSU]

Their GPU design looked rather good (or at least palatable), so that someone who doesn't know anything about the show like me can still like it just from the looks alone.

But this router is just outright gaudy for some reason. I get they're aiming for a certain audience, but eh, I'll skip.

 

[Trident1983]

does it have built-in Starlink satellite internet and 5g capabilities or not as I hate using Comcast for my hardware here?

 

[watzupken]

I feel Asus knows that people prefer their routers and have been increasing prices over the years. In my opinion, they have reached a tipping point where most of their higher end routers are too expensive. I don't know the complexity nor BOM to make a high end router, but when the router is more expensive than a good phone, tablet or high end mini PC, then something is not quite right to me.

 

[SyCoREAPER]

Not sure why this exists. The AXE11000 is far superior and costs less