MSI RadiX AXE6600 WiFi 6E Tri-Band Gaming Router - Fast WLAN up to 6600 Mbps (6GHz, 5GHz, 2.4GHz Wireless), AI QoS Priority, MU-MIMO, Beamforming, WPA3, 2.5G WAN/LAN & 4 x 1G LAN Ports - RGB

Excellent device, works well

I've now received two of these and both had faults. The initial one I received would not accept any of the passwords printed all over the router so was unable to complete any kind of setup (a quick google search suggested I wasn't the only one to have this kind of problem with this router). I set up a return as faulty and accepted the delivery of a replacement. The new one was received today and one of the aerials was completely snapped off. One being faulty is bad luck. Two being faulty is bad quality control. Suffice to say there will not be a third!

Very nice and super speed network for gaming

I'm able to use fully the dual 5 GHz bands for my MSI GE66 Raider laptop (160 MHz) and TV box (80 MHz) , and the 2.4 GHz band for the rest of devices.I strongly recommend this router for people that have only WiFi 6 compatible device and less protocol. The utility interface is very pleasant to use, easy to setup.I will recommend to setup each WiFi channel manually, this way you should not have any issue with the highest frequency 5GHz band when power shut down.For people with upgrade WiFi capabilities, WiFi 6E and WiFi 7, they may go for latest option for this MSI WiFi router (AXE6600 and the upcoming WiFi 7 router).This router is working perfectly for a week now, speed test 99 Mbs download / 27 Mbs upload at 30 ft - good enough fluent HD TV and gaming.

Well it certainly wasn't plug and play ( I have WIN10 on a PC ) so luckily I'd downloaded the drivers before plugging it in. Problem then was the download was in a winzip format, which is not a free program, and I'd used my free trial up. Not good MSI. Being a PC guy I got round it but could be awkward for some people. Anyhow once I had it installed quite happy with it. Getting 500 download with my phone, PC not so good but it's an old banger like me so think that was the reason.. Good luck

Solved all my multiplayer gaming woes and doubled my download speed from 25MB/s to 50MB/s! Definitely recommend.I originally had a cheap tp-link usb and my ping was terrible and constant interruptions. 10/10

Signal strength to tv 10% lower than original virgin hub.App doesn't work very well and closes when the routers signal drops.Pc upstairs was fine, although the tv and partners’ phone would constantly get disconnected from the wifi throughout the day (more than a few times a day).Also limited instruction on setting up the router correctly, and once it is in “AP” mode which uses the IP etc from the hub acting as a modem, you cannot change msi routers mode e.g. gaming, Ai etc.Returned after 4 around 4 days die to the low speed and signal strength, resulting in higher ping and poor connection which was previously not present.

This was purchased as the details stated its linux compatible, which technically it is but.. the drivers are a nightmare. They are unreliable and hard to install on some things, (and on the Pi forget it). If you can get it working then it is perfectly servicable but to me a little overpriced.