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Try the new builderASUS RP-BE58 BE3600 Dual-Band WiFi 7 Range Extender










The ASUS RP-BE58 is a BE3600 dual-band WiFi 7 range extender. It plugs into a wall socket between your router and the rooms with weak signal, works with nearly any WiFi router, joins an ASUS AiMesh system as a node and has a Gigabit Ethernet port for access point or media bridge use.
The ASUS RP-BE58 is a BE3600 dual-band WiFi 7 range extender. It plugs into a wall socket between your router and the rooms with weak signal, works with nearly any WiFi router, joins an ASUS AiMesh system as a node and has a Gigabit Ethernet port for access point or media bridge use.

Placed between the router and a dead zone, the RP-BE58 picks up the WiFi signal and extends it further into the home. ASUS rates the extended coverage at up to 2,200 sq. ft., about 204 square metres, though walls, floors and interference reduce that in a real home.

Placed between the router and a dead zone, the RP-BE58 picks up the WiFi signal and extends it further into the home. ASUS rates the extended coverage at up to 2,200 sq. ft., about 204 square metres, though walls, floors and interference reduce that in a real home.

The RP-BE58 reaches up to 2882Mbps on 5GHz and 688Mbps on 2.4GHz, each band 2x2, with 160MHz channels on 5GHz. Multi-Link Operation lets a WiFi 7 device use both bands at once, and 4096-QAM carries more data per transmission than WiFi 6 or 6E.
The RP-BE58 reaches up to 2882Mbps on 5GHz and 688Mbps on 2.4GHz, each band 2x2, with 160MHz channels on 5GHz. Multi-Link Operation lets a WiFi 7 device use both bands at once, and 4096-QAM carries more data per transmission than WiFi 6 or 6E.


ASUS states the RP-BE58 works with a wide variety of WiFi routers, modems and cable gateways, not only ASUS ones. It can connect back to the router over WiFi, or over a network cable as a wired backhaul in access point or AiMesh node mode.

ASUS states the RP-BE58 works with a wide variety of WiFi routers, modems and cable gateways, not only ASUS ones. It can connect back to the router over WiFi, or over a network cable as a wired backhaul in access point or AiMesh node mode.

With an AiMesh-compatible ASUS router or ZenWiFi system, the RP-BE58 becomes an AiMesh node. The whole network then shares one name, and the main router's features carry across to the extended area.
With an AiMesh-compatible ASUS router or ZenWiFi system, the RP-BE58 becomes an AiMesh node. The whole network then shares one name, and the main router's features carry across to the extended area.


With a non-ASUS router, set the RP-BE58 up as a range extender in the ASUS Extender app, or pair it with the WPS button. To add it to an AiMesh system, use the ASUS Router app instead; WPS and the Extender app are not used in AiMesh mode.

With a non-ASUS router, set the RP-BE58 up as a range extender in the ASUS Extender app, or pair it with the WPS button. To add it to an AiMesh system, use the ASUS Router app instead; WPS and the Extender app are not used in AiMesh mode.

One Gigabit Ethernet port sits on the underside. In access point mode a cable from the router feeds it, and in media bridge mode it gives a wired device such as a TV or console a connection over WiFi. A WPS button, a reset button and one status LED complete the controls.
One Gigabit Ethernet port sits on the underside. In access point mode a cable from the router feeds it, and in media bridge mode it gives a wired device such as a TV or console a connection over WiFi. A WPS button, a reset button and one status LED complete the controls.


ASUS lists the RP-BE58 at 150 x 72 x 87 mm and 224g, with two internal antennas, so there is nothing to angle or adjust. It supports WPA3-Personal as well as WPA2 and WPA Personal and Enterprise encryption.

ASUS lists the RP-BE58 at 150 x 72 x 87 mm and 224g, with two internal antennas, so there is nothing to angle or adjust. It supports WPA3-Personal as well as WPA2 and WPA Personal and Enterprise encryption.
Everything you need to know about this product
Yes. ASUS states it works with a wide variety of WiFi routers, modems and cable gateways. With a non-ASUS router you set it up with the ASUS Extender app or the WPS button.
It is rated BE3600: up to 2882Mbps on 5GHz and 688Mbps on 2.4GHz. Your real speed also depends on your main router, your internet line and how far the extender sits from the router.
Yes. With an AiMesh-compatible ASUS router it works as an AiMesh node and is set up with the ASUS Router app. The WPS button and the Extender app are not used in AiMesh mode.
Yes, one Gigabit Ethernet port. In access point or AiMesh node mode you can run a cable from your router to it as a wired backhaul, and in media bridge mode it can give a wired device a WiFi connection.
No. It also supports WiFi 6, WiFi 5, WiFi 4 and older standards, so current phones, laptops and consoles connect as normal. WiFi 7 features such as Multi-Link Operation need a WiFi 7 device.
ASUS rates the extended coverage at up to 2,200 sq. ft., about 204 square metres. Walls, floors and other interference reduce this in a real home.
ASUS lists it at 150 x 72 x 87 mm and 224g, with two internal antennas, one status LED, a WPS button and a reset button.
The RP-BE58 extender, a quick start guide and a warranty card.
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