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Singtel router vs ASUS router: Which one should you get?

 

Singtel routers vs ASUS routers: what sets them apart?

 

Singtel offers a range of WiFi routers from brands such as Linksys, ASUS and TP-Link, as well as our own Singtel routers.

 

So, when you sign up for a Singtel broadband plan, what brand of router should you get? 

 

In this article, we’ll discuss the differences between Singtel routers, ASUS routers, Linksys routers and TP-Link routers, so you can make an informed choice.

 

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Singtel routers vs ASUS routers vs Linksys routers vs TP-Link routers: What’s the difference?

 

We know how confusing routers and WiFi can be, so we’re here to simplify things.

 

Singtel offers a variety of routers to match the kind of WiFi speed you need. 

 

If you want a strong connection for everyday use or family needs, check out our 1 Gbps Plus and 2Gbps Mesh Plus plans that come with the Linksys E9450 AX5400 WiFi 6 router.

 

If you need a plan that caters to households with multiple users who need higher bandwidth and faster WiFi coverage, check out our 2Gbps Mesh plan, which includes one of our Singtel routers.

 

If you're all about gaming, you might want to choose from Singtel’s 1Gbps Pro Gamer and 1+1Gbps Gamer Bundle, which include the ASUS RT-AX86U WiFi 6 router.

 

And if you require Naruto levels of speeds, you’d want to check out our 10Gbps Enhanced (WiFi 7) plan, which includes a TP-Link BE22000 WiFi 7 router. 

 

But what’s the difference between each wireless internet router? Let’s take a quick look:

 

Feature
Singtel Routers
Linksys E9450 AX5400 Router
ASUS RT-AX86U Router
TP-Link BE22000 router
Information TransmissionHigh capacityHigher capacityEven higher capacityHighest capacity
Maximum ThroughputUp to 5.4GbpsUp to 5.4GbpsUp to 5.7MbpsUp to 22 Gbps
Device SupportUp to 50 devicesUp to 50 devicesUp to 250 devicesUp to 200 devices

 

Now, let's examine the routers in detail.

 

Singtel routers

 

When you sign up for Singtel’s 1 Gbps Enhanced plan, you get the Singtel AX5400 WiFi 6 router.

 

 

This router is perfect for smaller homes with 1 to 3 users, covering about 260 square metres.

 

Not only does it offer reliable coverage, but it’s also eco-friendly, with a 26% smaller carbon footprint compared to WiFi 5 routers.

 

ASUS routers

 

 

If you sign up for Singtel’s 1Gbps Pro Gamer Plan or 1+1 Gbps Gamer Bundle, you’ll get the ASUS RT-AX86U WiFi 6 gaming router bundled in your plan.

 

This is a router that’s specifically designed for gaming.  

 

Gaming routers differ from regular routers in a couple of ways: 

 

They typically deliver a faster performance with reduced latency
They can prioritise your internet traffic to ensure smoother gameplay with minimal lag

 

The ASUS RT-AX86U WIFi 6 router is a Singtel exclusive, meaning you won’t find it selling anywhere else.

 

This router boasts WiFi 6 capabilities, includes parental controls, a dedicated management app, and can prioritise your gaming device’s connection. 

 

This means you won’t lose your connection while gaming and get abruptly kicked out of your game 😉.

 

The router is also able to support up to 250 devices and a coverage of around 232 square metres.

 

Linksys routers

 

With Singtel’s 1Gbps Plus and 2Gbps Mesh Plus plans, you get the Linksys E9450 AX5400 WiFi 6 router. 

 

 

This router covers about 260 square metres and handles up to 50 devices at once.

 

Thanks to its WiFi 6 and dual-band technology, it ensures a swift and dependable 5.4 Gbps connection.

 

TP-Link routers

 

 

Available with our 10Gbps Enhanced (WiFi 7) plan, the TP-Link BE22000 WiFi 7 router is pretty impressive. 

 

This router covers approximately the size of a 4-room flat and can handle up to 200 devices.

 

Furthermore, it is equipped with Tri-Band WiFi 7 technology that provides a speedy and reliable connection of up to 22Gbps!

 

With this stellar connection, you’ll be able to power your smart devices with zero lag and download and upload large files at super speeds. 

 

Singtel routers vs ASUS routers vs Linksys routers vs TP-Link routers: Which one is right for you?

 

When choosing between a Singtel router, Linksys router or ASUS router, the decision boils down to what suits your needs.

 

You should get an ASUS router if... 

 

If you have a large family or many devices that need a strong connection, get an ASUS router.

 

The gamers in your family will also enjoy ASUS routers as they allow for a seamless gaming experience. 🎮

 

Check out our 1Gbps Pro Gamer and 1+1Gbps Gamer Bundle, which include the ASUS RT-AX86U WiFi 6 router.

 

You should get a Singtel router if...

 

If you're looking for a router that’s just right for a small household, get a Singtel router.

 

We recommend going with Singtel's 2Gbps Mesh plan, which comes with the Singtel router and a complimentary lifestyle device like a Dyson vacuum cleaner or a Samsung TV! 

 

You should get a Linksys router if... 

 

If you want seamless and fuss-free connectivity across multiple devices, get a Linksys router. 

 

Our 1Gbps Plus plan and 2Gbps Mesh Plus plans include the Linksys E9450 AX5400 WiFi 6 router for a smooth internet experience.

 

You should get a TP-Link router if... 

 

If you want a speedy and stable connection for multiple devices, get a TP-link router. 

 

Check out our 10Gbps Enhanced (WiFi 7) plan, which includes the TP-Link BE22000 WiFi 7 router for a fast and reliable surfing experience on multiple devices simultaneously.  

 

A final word on Singtel routers vs ASUS routers vs Linksys routers vs TP-Link routers

 

There you have it, everything you need to know about Singtel routers, ASUS routers and Linksys routers and TP-Link routers.

 

Whether you’re looking for an everyday WiFi router or one to take you to Victory Royale, Singtel’s got it all.  

 

We hope this article has helped you weigh up your options and pick the right router for you.

 

Once you're ready, you can sign up for a Singtel broadband plan and get the right wireless internet router for your needs.

 

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