The 9 Best Gaming Routers of 2021

The best gaming routers will make sure you have the performance you need to dominate the battlefields in even the most demanding online games. While having the best gaming PC is also important to deliver top graphics performance and raw CPU horsepower, it’s also critical to ensure your gaming traffic flows quickly and smoothly to the game servers, and that’s where these top-notch gaming routers come into play.

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With powerful multi-core CPUs and advanced gaming optimization features, the best gaming routers will make sure you have ultrafast lag-free performance, so you won’t find things freezing up just as you’re about to lead your troops into battle or make that critical kill shot. Further, advanced QoS features keep your games running fast and smooth even when other folks in your home are streaming Netflix or hanging out on FaceTime. Any serious online gamer will benefit greatly from one of the best gaming routers, but don’t let the word “gaming” fool you—these are also great routers for anybody looking for the ultimate network performance for streaming and video calling too.

The Asus ROG Rapture GT-AX11000 is a powerful beast of a gaming router that's built to meet the demands of even the most serious gamers—and the busiest homes. While it doesn't come cheap, it's a no-compromise router that delivers unparalleled range and performance with a wealth of advanced gaming optimization features. Blazing-fast 802.11ax Wi-Fi 6 offers up to 10Gbps of total bandwidth, and the tri-band Wi-Fi is backward compatible with more common 802.11ac devices,. The eight-antenna beamforming array can also put out a solid and reliable Wi-Fi signal throughout homes of up to 5,000 square feet.

If those Wi-Fi speeds still aren't fast enough, however, you'll find four Gigabit Ethernet ports around back to hardwire in your gear, plus a fifth 2.5Gbps gaming port for the most insanely fast wired throughput you can get. Its 1.8GHz quad-core CPU powers a wealth of smart features to help you up your game, including WTFast game acceleration, VPN Fusion to isolate your gaming traffic from your VPN, and Dynamic QoS that automatically prioritizes gaming traffic. Games Radar will also keep you connected to the fastest servers for the most popular online games, and Asus offers the most flexibility of any router we've seen when it comes to optimizing your Wi-Fi, letting you set up a separate SSID for each 5GHz band to help separate your traffic, or configuring advanced rules to prioritize and steer higher-bandwidth traffic to the fastest and least congested frequencies.

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You also get all of Asus' other great security and networking features here too, including a built-in VPN server and client, adaptive firewall, and more, plus AIMesh technology that lets you connect a mix of Asus routers to create a mesh network to expand coverage throughout your home (and keep the non-gamers off the important Wi-Fi). With the range and coverage the GT-AX11000 offers by itself, though, you probably won't need it.

While Netgear has a great family of multi-purpose routers, the sleek-looking XR500 has been built with only one purpose in mind: gaming. When it was first released, the XR500 set a new bar for all gaming routers with its introduction of the pioneering, game-centric DumaOS firmware.

In terms of its Wi-Fi capabilities, the XR500 offers what you’d expect for a mid-range dual-band gaming router, delivering low-latency performance of up to 1,733Mbps on the 5GHz band, plus a respectable 800Mbps on the 2.4GHz side. While it’s not going to win any speed tests against more modern Wi-Fi 6 routers, it’s an affordable unit that still offers incredible value for its price.

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For gamers, the bulk of that value comes from the advanced features provided by DumaOS, which provides best-in-class QoS to make sure your game traffic gets maximum priority, along with a powerful web interface with a wealth of game optimization features. Logging into the dashboard will let you see exactly what’s going on not only in your home, but even out on the worldwide gaming networks, letting you build geographic profiles that will make sure you’re always connected to the fastest possible servers.

Best Design: Asus RT-AX82U AX5400 Dual Band Wi-Fi 6 Gaming Router

Asus’ RT-AX82U doesn’t just offer solid performance and advanced gaming features, but it looks the part too, with its trapezoidal spaceship-like design and throbbing Aura RGB lighting on the front. There’s a lot more to this router than just looks, however, as it also boasts advanced dual-band Wi-Fi 6 technology and almost the full set of advanced gaming optimization features that Asus routers have become known for.

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In fact, about the only thing missing compared to the more expensive Asus ROG routers is the WTFast Gamer's VPN, but that’s a fair omission considering the RT-AX82U’s much more affordable price tag. It’s got everything else going for it, however, including a dedicated gaming port that prioritizes whatever you plug into it, powerful adaptive QoS that’s focused on gaming, and Gear Accelerator, so you can make sure that your PC or console gets the dedicated bandwidth that it needs for lag-free gaming.

What’s really captivating about the RT-AX82U, however, is the cool Asus Aura RGB lighting on the front. By default, it will simply pulse smoothly through a variety of colours, but you can customize it using the Asus mobile app to fit in with your tricked-out gaming PC or even just to use as mood lighting. It also includes Asus’ standard AiProtection anti-malware and parental controls at no extra cost, plus the latest AiMesh 2.0 technology, so you can join it in with any other Asus routers in your home to form a mesh network. A USB 3.2 port around the back also lets you share a hard drive, host printers, or even connect a USB cellular modem.

Best for Hardcore Gamers: Netgear Nighthawk XR1000 6-stream Wi-Fi 6 Gaming Router

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Netgear’s XR series of gaming routers are unique in that they’ve been built right from the ground up with gaming in mind, thanks to Netgear’s use of the specialized game-centric DumaOS firmware. The XR1000 is now the flagship of the lineup, featuring advanced 802.11ax Wi-Fi 6 technology plus the groundbreaking new DumaOS 3.0—a full-featuring “router operating system” designed for gamers.

Unlike the firmware on most routers, DumaOS supports specialized modular apps, known as “Rapps” that can be used to manage and customize the experience. This gives hardcore gamers everything they need to tweak for maximum possible performance, with Rapps designed to give you insights into every aspect of your gaming traffic. For instance, the Geo-Filter Rapp will let players optimize their connections to game servers around the world, building virtual “neighborhoods” of the fastest servers for their team right on a virtual world map. You can also pull up ping heat maps to help you find the best lag-free servers around the planet, and that’s just scratching the surface of what this powerful router operating system can actually do.

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Despite all the powerful gaming features, however, the XR1000 is still as limited as most of Netgear’s routers when it comes to letting you fine-tune aspects of your Wi-Fi performance, although in all fairness most users shouldn’t need to, as it provides superb coverage right out of the box. Besides, it’s fair to say that most serious gamers would rather get right down to gaming than worrying too much about the vagaries of Wi-Fi channels.

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