Add Avg Vpn To My Charter Spectrum Router

TP-Link ER605 V2 Omada Gigabit VPN Router was easy to set up (using it as a standalone router) and basically started working once powered on. The boot cycle is a bit slow (~2-3 mins), but once active there are no issues with all the network devices connected to it. The 4 ports are sufficient for setting up 4 different networks and the streaming devices seem to be more stable (less buffering, more responsive) than before. I should have bought this router years ago.

The default router charter sent us did not work unless you were in the same room as the router, so I, frustrated and tired of paying for Xbox live and Hulu when I can’t even use them decided to get a new router, every thing loads within seconds and I experience little to no lag at all when playing Xbox

I have been super excited since purchasing new router. So much faster and more reliable than my charter WiFi

So far the router is working perfectly. Got this to be able to put my VPN on a router and this made it easy.

Easy product to setup. Well made and easy to configure my VPN which is why I purchased this router.

This router is a great router combo at an affordable cost. Works well with Spectrum!

It was time to replace my aging Netgear R9000. I was waiting for wifi7 certification before upgrading to another router that I’ll use for 5+ years. The Asus BE98 Pro was a clear choice in terms of features and flexibility. The initial setup was easy to follow. If you are migrating from another router like I did. I recommend taking a snapshot/pic of your old router’s config. For example I have static IP addresses for devices that were configured as manually assigned IPs in my DHCP. I also had port forwarding configured. And I also named all my wifi devices and identified via MAC address in my old router. Having a pic of these setting prior to the setup of the Asus router was helpful and necessary. It made the Asus setup easy and troublefree. The Asus VPN fusion feature was what I was excited to use. Configuring a 3rd party VPN provider was simple to setup. It does require abit more technical know how to get it setup and configured. I suggest calling Asus support. Overall I’m glad with the wifi throughput I’ve gained and the WAN internet speed bump I gained coming from a 1G WAN/netgear roter to the 2.5G / Asus. I have a 1G plan with my provider and Im getting internet speed bursts up to 1.4G. If you can afford this router now I’d pull the trigger.

I had originally purchased a netgear router but returned it because I could not use it with a vpn. The Asus router functions with a vpn which is a huge plus and works like a charm.

Had to change my WiFi router since it was giving problems using vpn, devices losing connections. This was easy to set up, change settings. So far all devices are working great with this WiFi router.

This router model is very solid. We have deployed many and they are very stable and have a great feature set. Really hard to beat for a small network scenario. We've used them for Site to Site VPN, End-User/iPhone L2TP VPN and typical single LAN configurations. They never need to be restarted after power or internet outages. GUI or CLI Management. Rock Solid.