I paid ￡51 for this, if I had paid a penny more I would definitely have returned it. Purchased Brand New from Amazon end of 2017 and it was a nightmare until the 2nd half of 2018 when firmware updates had been released which fixed some of the more critical bugs, but the administration page still...

Have had this for about a week now, runs great, easy to set up. Configuration screen, in my experience, is very intuitive. Stable connections, even with 4+ devices connected; all operating at the same time. The modem looks great too, which is a bonus :D

If your looking to replace your BT home hub this is the router to get. Far superior to the home hub. If you have BT infinity this is the router/modem you need. The builtin options are amazing. Had to do a bit of googling to get the right settings as BT was no help at all.

I upgraded from a wireless g router. This router has a strong signal that reaches to the sidewalk in front of my house. I like the way it looks with the concealed antennas. Easy setup.

Easy to use interface Easy Setup and config

Not wall mountable Large antennas x 2

Having a router that can do a bit of everything can mean the difference between business downtime and staying online, even when one of your connections fails. The AC56U from ASUS is one such router, thanks to support for a pretty extensive range of connection types.

Easy to set up. Router solved our network problems.

If you want a router that will future proof your purchases for when VDSL or fibre comes to your neighbourhood, give the Asus DSL-AC56U serious thought. It may be more pricey than most digital subscriber line (DSL) modems available today, but it packs a feature set that will cater for your needs for...

I wanted to write a bad review initially because after a few weeks the connection started to drop. Only after a few days of investigation I noticed the the router was getting hot (over 80 degrees C).

Fast; reliable; easy to flash Tomato by Shibby on it

Gets hot

This router will work fine for a while and then slow down to about 1/10th of its normal speed. Turning it off and on a number of times usually gets it working again, but it will eventually just slow down again.