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ASUS launches advanced AI-powered routers and WiFi solutions at CES 2025

ASUS reveals AI-powered routers and WiFi 7 solutions at CES 2025, featuring award-winning designs and cutting-edge gaming and outdoor tech.

ASUS unveiled an impressive lineup of AI-enhanced networking solutions at CES 2025, designed to transform connectivity for gamers, tech enthusiasts, and home users. Highlights include the ROG Rapture GT-BE19000AI, the world’s first AI-powered gaming router, and the ZenWiFi Outdoor series for robust outdoor WiFi. The RT-BE58 Go travel router and ASUS 5G-Go mobile router were also introduced, both earning CES 2025 Innovation Awards.

ROG Rapture GT-BE19000AI: AI-powered gaming performance

The ROG Rapture GT-BE19000AI is an AI-driven gaming router with a built-in Neural Processing Unit (NPU). Its tri-core architecture integrates a CPU, NPU, and MCU, enhancing processing power and energy efficiency while boosting user privacy. The innovative AI Power-Saving mode reduces energy use by 46%.

For gamers, the ROG AI Game Booster and Adaptive QoS 2.0 provide low-latency, immersive experiences by reducing lag by 34%. Supporting up to 3,000 games, the router ensures seamless gaming while also enhancing day-to-day network functions with features like advanced ad blockers, tracker blockers, and a network insight tool.

RT-BE58 Go: The versatile travel companion

ASUS introduced the RT-BE58 Go, a compact router offering tri-mode connectivity for users who travel or work from various locations. It provides 4G/5G mobile tethering for reliable on-the-go internet, public WiFi connection via WISP mode, and home router functionality. Its WiFi 7 technology supports speeds of up to 3600 Mbps, powered by MLO and 4K-QAM features for smooth streaming and large file transfers.

With robust VPN features supporting multiple protocols and service providers, users can connect securely across various networks. The RT-BE58 Go comes equipped with one-tap security scans and a user-friendly mobile app for quick setup. It also supports AiMesh technology for seamless home coverage and includes a guest portal for small businesses.

ASUS 5G-Go: Connectivity across 232 countries

The ASUS 5G-Go mobile router combines a sleek, durable design with reliable global connectivity. It supports 5G speeds up to 5.95Gbps, making it ideal for travelers, remote workers, and those in rural areas. The device also features Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) mode for extended, high-speed 5G connectivity.

The 5G-Go’s 6030mAh battery provides all-day usage, while quick VPN setup and global roaming options ensure flexible and secure internet access. It’s designed with IP51-rated protection to handle light water and dust exposure, adding durability to its portability.

ZenWiFi Outdoor series: Built for harsh environments

ASUS debuted the ZenWiFi Outdoor series, a solution to extend WiFi 7 connectivity into outdoor spaces. The flagship ZenWiFi BD5 Outdoor router offers dual-band WiFi speeds of up to 5000 Mbps, enhanced by MLO and 4K-QAM technologies. It covers areas up to 2500 ft² per unit and integrates with ASUS AiMesh technology for extended coverage.

Durability is a standout feature, with ESD and surge protection, IP65 water and dust resistance, and an operational range from -30°C to 60°C. The router supports Power over Ethernet (PoE) for easier installation in diverse setups, whether wall-mounted or pole-mounted. Its security suite includes AiProtection Pro, pre-installed VPNs, and Smart Home Master Network features, allowing users to manage up to three SSIDs for IoT devices and parental controls.

In addition to the flagship model, ASUS also introduced the ZenWiFi BD4 Outdoor router, which delivers WiFi speeds of up to 3600 Mbps and coverage for up to 2450 ft².

A step forward in connectivity

ASUS continues to redefine networking solutions with its latest CES 2025 lineup. Whether you’re gaming, working remotely, or enhancing your home network, these devices aim to offer faster speeds, better security, and greater convenience for modern connectivity needs.

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