Hi friends!! I hear some concerns regarding the range test! Here's some context to it, and why I think the results of MSI Router is decent! 1. I live in a 2-floor-house - difficult to get good wifi all around the house. 2. With the free router that I got from my Internet Service Provider’s (ISP) - I got around 80-100Mbps from the 7m mark onwards. I did not share that result in the video as I’ve stopped using the ISP router. So compared to an ISP router, this MSI router was certainly better. 3. Hence, I bought a router-satellite system - as my personal setup. It is optimised for the size of my house. Hence, I do get good wifi everywhere around my house. So, compared to my personal system, the MSI router was not as good. 4. Compared to other Wifi 6 Routers, MSI router is pretty decent. If you see this comparison from PC Mag (link below) - they compared the range tests for several Wifi 6 routers. At the 9-10m (30 foot) mark, speeds dropped to as low as 300Mbps. This is similar to my test with the MSI’s router - At 9-10m mark, speed dropped to 400+ Mbps. Link Here: www.pcmag.com/reviews/tp-link-archer-axe75 5. The purpose of this video (1) yes, sponsored video, but more importantly (2), I wanted to share the range tests for this router. I see a lot of people online asking for it, and there was not a lot of answers for this question. Range test is super important when deciding if a router would fit a person's house, or not - so here it is! (also, I think a lot of gamers would appreciate the lower ping (especially in palworld)) Disclaimer: as much as this is a sponsored video, MSI has no say over the performance and test results.
Ok i see a few negative comments so im gonna throw my 2 cents as an owner of the 6e version of the router. 1. Fast as heck not the fastest but pretty fast. 2. Great Qos just set it forget it. 3. Latency is top notch. 4. Its cheep right now. The wifi 6 version is 100$ and the 6e version is 170$ thats a steal as far as routers are concerned. 5. It has decent range goes from a house all the way to an rv that was difficult to get wifi in with an older netgear router. With a solid 200mbs over wifi we have 600mbs but i was on 5ghz band which maxed out at 200mbs the 6ghz band got the full 600mbs. 6. It looks cool.
read my comment above yours bro. Don't get this. The reviews are bad for a reason... a sea of bad reviews doesnt' go away because of one aspiring RU-vidr who says it's good because of one, very catered metric. It litearlly barely outperformed in latency and it lost in everything else by far.
@@CJManning86this router made my internet usable and considering how badly damaged the line is that is an accomplishment I’ve had no issues with this router aside from overheating but thats fine since we have tropical birds living where the router is so not its fault. Many people set up routers wrong or cant get the full speed out of them along with never rebooting them or updating the firmware. Mine worked near flawlessly cut my ping in half and pretty much removed packet loss until the line got hit by a tree and chewed up by a dog. Im not exaggerating its a great router and right now the ax6600 version is only 100$ and the axe6600 version is 170$ bargain as far as wifi 6 and 6e routers go. The only other router i would go for is the netduma r3 which is 200$ right now as launch deal.
The router is 100$ on amazon and it wins in latency which for a gaming router is very important i also had the wifi6e version of the router and it is the only thing holding my parents internet together. Line is heavily damaged after tree hit it and dog chewed on it happened after i got the router it initially fixed my packet loss issue and latency issues until said line got damaged. Before the router i got like 20% packet loss in games at 40-60 ping after the router i got 0% packet loss and 20-40 ping and then after the line got damaged latency stayed the same but packet loss jumped back up to 20%. Previous router was not an isp provided router it was a net gear nighthawk router don’t know full name of it. i have personally replaced a ton of equipment to fix my parents internet and that router was the only thing i replaced that did anything. Also fixed dropout on the wifi
Please tell me bc I have bought this and you said pc so now I’m scared and you said it’s useless if you have bad internet and that’s why I got it please help me
Hey there! No need to be worried - let's clear this up. 😊 What do you mean by asking if this can be used for Xbox? If you're asking whether the Xbox can connect to the Wi-Fi signal that the MSI router produces, then yes, absolutely. As you can see in my video, all my devices connected seamlessly to the Wi-Fi from the MSI router. When I mentioned 'bad internet,' I was referring to the broadband speed provided by your ISP. If your subscribed broadband speed is low to begin with, the MSI router won't be able to boost that significantly. For instance, if your broadband speed is less than 1 Gbps, you might only get about 300-500 Mbps Wi-Fi speed from the router. Hope this helps! If you have any more questions, feel free to ask. 👍
Hii! Totally get where you're coming from! It's super important for me to strike that balance between providing helpful content and making sure it doesn't feel like a sales pitch. Sponsorships actually help me keep making videos and experimenting with new stuff (which I hope brings value to you all). About the authenticity of the tests in the video, I put a lot of effort into making sure they're genuine. I test products myself, and I always aim to give you my honest opinion, whether it's sponsored or not. But I'm always open to suggestions on how I can make things even more transparent. Your feedback means a lot to me, so if you have any ideas on how I can improve, I'd love to hear them!
1 minute into the video and she wants to point out latency... which, at best is like a few ms and that's it. Meanwhile, for that few ms, she traded a speed in at almost every distance, and at 10.8 and higher her speed is drastically cut. Additionally, beyond that it's awful and she even gets less useability after 14.5. This is what you call... trying REALLY hard to push a shit product because of one stat looking good.
Hey man! Thanks for your comment! I hear what you’re saying. I wanted to share more stats for context. 1. I live in a 2-floor-house. 2. My personal setup is a router-satellite system. It is optimised for the size of my house. Hence, I do get wifi everywhere around my house. 3. With a typical Internet Service Provider’s (ISP) router, I got around 80-100Mbps from the 7m mark onwards. I did not share that result in the video as I’ve stopped using the ISP router. So compared to an ISP router, this MSI router was certainly better. But compared to my personal system, the MSI router was not as good. 4. If I’m not wrong, the range test is pretty comparable to other wifi 6 routers. If you see this PC Mag link - they compared the range tests for several routers. And at the 9-10m (30 foot) mark, speeds dropped to as low as 300Mbps. Which is pretty similar to MSI’s router at 400+ Mbps. www.pcmag.com/reviews/tp-link-archer-axe75 Ultimately, I wanted to share the range tests for this router as I see a lot of people online asking for it. With this, people can better decide if the router fits their house or not. Also, I think a lot of gamers would appreciate the lower ping (especially in palworld). As much as this is a sponsored video, MSI has no say over the performance and test results. Hope this clears things up!
