
if you are aiming for
1) looks
2) ease of setup
3) price
and absolutely will make you feel like committing suicide using other brands routers, then the APEx 2013 is for you.
Otherwise look elsewhere for alternatives.
ease of setup and price.. i kinda disagree. my asus also has setup wizard. more like ease of compatibility with idevices. price wise it's over priced in terms of features.
"committing suicide using other brands routers" help is everywhere lah. just need to get it setup once and for all. doesn't bother u everyday.
i own AP xtrem, AP express and asus n66.
compared to my n66 and ac66, the price is cheaper at $228, just a paltry more than the n56 
ease of setup and price.. i kinda disagree. my asus also has setup wizard. more like ease of compatibility with idevices. price wise it's over priced in terms of features.
"committing suicide using other brands routers" help is everywhere lah. just need to get it setup once and for all. doesn't bother u everyday.
i own AP xtrem, AP express and asus n66.
compared to my n66 and ac66, the price is cheaper at $228, just a paltry more than the n56
in terms of self remedy (i.e. detects double NAT, IP conflict), i believe the airport handles pretty well. it is always accessible via the utility, no matter what funky settings you feed it with.
as for performance, that's the reason why mine is already returned back to apple.
in my opinion and testing, the singtel aztech 7002grv(s) is on par and even better in some ways than the 2013 APEx makes me really disappointed.
compared to my n66 and ac66, the price is cheaper at $228, just a paltry more than the n56 
compared to my n66 and ac66, the price is cheaper at $228, just a paltry more than the n56
cannot compare apple with orange lah. those router so many functions
in terms of self remedy (i.e. detects double NAT, IP conflict), i believe the airport handles pretty well. it is always accessible via the utility, no matter what funky settings you feed it with.
double NAT causes more issue for me coz i travel alot with the AP express. Hotels using static IP will likely cause double NAT. Only remedy is "IGNORE" or set bridge mode if u need 1 connection only. IGNORE still can use lah but slower speed
as for performance, that's the reason why mine is already returned back to apple. speed wise AP is decent for home use and more stable to me. using n66 mainly as vpn server.
This is reply intended for me?
If so, thanks for the detailed explanation... but I don't need the fancy stuffs like NAT or VPN (as yet). I want a simple, straight forward router for normal use.
How's the wireless signal like? Are you on 5th or 6th Gen APEx?
Hi All,
In terms of WiFi coverage and stable connectivity, is it good enough for a 4 room flat setup? I heard from others, Asus routers will beat APEX anytime in terms of performance and coverage? I don't think I will feel any different in speed as it is still due to overseas connections? Correct me if i'm wrongPlease advice.
hi didn't realise that Apple products can be returned. I assume that they fully refunded you. May I know what was the reason you gave them? I'm also considering between AP 13 and Asus NT66Ucompared to my n66 and ac66, the price is cheaper at $228, just a paltry more than the n56
in terms of self remedy (i.e. detects double NAT, IP conflict), i believe the airport handles pretty well. it is always accessible via the utility, no matter what funky settings you feed it with.
as for performance, that's the reason why mine is already returned back to apple.
in my opinion and testing, the singtel aztech 7002grv(s) is on par and even better in some ways than the 2013 APEx makes me really disappointed.