Ethernet Cable For 1Gb Internet

What more can one say? It's a cable. It connects my NAS to my Switch using 1GB ethernet ports.

I like the wireless satellite. It will allow me to connect a window PC via Ethernet cable to the internet.

Nice equipment working great for internet service through both wifi and ethernet cable. Its slim design takes small space but covers the whole house both upstairs and downstairs (over 2000 sqf). The app allows to set up the network including a separate guest network and password easily.

Upgrading from the RT-AX88U, the Pro brings added 2.5gb ethernet support and a faster processor. It has been stable with no hiccups. The only issues I have is that there are only four 1gb ethernet ports on the Pro; down from the original's eight, which is a bit of a sacrifice for only one additional 2.5gb port. Also, it is still only Wireless 6 and not 6E. Despite any issues, if you can live with four 1gb (and one 2.5gb) ethernet ports and and want a fast and stable wired and wireless network in your home, this is a good option!

Not much to say about an ethernet cable, except that it works.

Stopped renting modem from ISP this modem basically payed for it self. Not to mention I was paying for 1GB internet and was not receiving it because of the ISP modem limiting my connection. Hooked this up and change connection speeds for me personally to 800 Mbps on my PC

I moved to an area that has 1gb internet speeds and while happy with my 5 year old Asus router, I decided to get this new one. Set was easy via the app. Router is performing great in my small house. Another satisfying Asus product.

It was sinple, easy and quick install and blazing fast. Use 2 satellites on 1GB internet. Glad I purchased.

It does what it needs to do, I have Xfinity Internet and the process of provisioning the new modem was painless using their app on my phone. My speeds are around 1300mbps and was using a similar but older Netgear model that has 2x 1gb ports configured using LACP into my pfsense box, this new one just makes everything easier to deal with as it has 1x 2.5gb port. Before without using the LACP I was stuck with speeds slightly below 1gb so I wasn't even getting the full bandwidth from Comcast. I didn't really need to upgrade at this time but I am glad that I did and try to purchase new equipment every so often as a preventative measure before something fails.

Decided to go a bit overkill with the 2.5Gbps modem even though I only have 1Gb internet speeds. This allows me to prepare for any expansions in the future!