That means, we, the Asus router buyers are f**ked even if the router has malfunctioned within Three-Year-Warranty period.

As mentioned by ASUSmy , we must send it back to the original place where we purchased for warranty claim, as there is NO DEDICATED Asus Service Center for warranty claim.

What a shame for such a big name company with large user base.

That's rather confusing. 

That means at the end, you managed to claim your router's warranty at Best Point?

Not Viewnet (The shop where you purchased from)?

Not Asus Center 4th Floor?

Best Point can eat shit!

First time send in, took my RM30, didn't properly describe the problem on my RT-N66U to Asus Service Centre. Unit returned within 3 weeks, without any fix.  Lost my receipt and box was in bad shape. Diagnosis said "tested without problem."

Tested can't even last 8 hours, router gila again. Drove all the way there, send in again. Open a job sheet, but they decided to keep it in their store instead. Router never get to reach Asus the second time.

Asus should do something about Best Point.

Try send to distributor.

Either scanart.com.my or advancenet.com.my

There is small fees will be charged, around RM20.

Shame for high price item to have such a lousy service center. Where do you send your? I try to send my router to lowyat level 4 but they dont accept it. said need to send to store where I bought.

What timeframe did they give you when you sent in your item? I usually have quite good experience with Best Point. If they say 2-4weeks or 4-6weeks, usually the item is ready early. I've sent in stuff from Gigabyte, Mikrotik, WD, Seagate, D & TPLink, etc... However never Asus since I seldom buy Asus.

The only time I had a problem was with a Transcend flash drive. That was solved by going straight to the distro in Amoda.

Asus RT AC68U or RT AC88U?
But if unifi 30mbps only...buying RT AC88U seem not worth it?

Can I get a suggestion?

What's the best router option for a 4500sqf 2 story bungalow?

Usage not heavy. 4-5 devices running Facebook/YouTube/netflix and 1 ps4 for online gaming.

Currently using 5mbps unifi with default router woth plans to upgrade to 30mbps.

No need high end. Most important is coverage and stability. Dual-band not necessary.

I see...got the point now...thanks..

Hi all,

I have upgraded from an N66U to an AC68U as the main router for my home 50Mb Time Fibre connection. I've posted the N66U for sale but am now having 2nd thoughts, maybe keep it at home to use it together with the AC68U - both are bloody good routers, IMHO.

Perhaps the network gurus here can share their thoughts. This is what I am thinking to do:

1. Leave the AC68U as the primary router. Disable 2.4GHz wifi, enable 5GHz with 1 main SSID, 1 guest SSID (e.g. home5, guest5). Basically 5GHz AC-Wifi up to 1300Mbps.

2. Install the N66U in AP mode (LAN cable to AC68U). Disable 5GHz and enable 2.4GHz wifi, 1 main SSID, 1 guest SSID (e.g. home2, guest2). Basically 2.4GHz N-Wifi up to 450Mbps.

I have about 10 wireless devices and 2 wired devices at home. Overkill?

There is an LED on/off switch at the back of AC86U