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ASUS RT-AX57 GO AX3000 WiFi 6 5G Dual-band Router
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ASUS RT-AX57 GO AX3000 WiFi 6 5G Dual-band Router

£58.99 Was £69.99 Save £11.00
Lowest Ever Price This is the lowest price we have recorded for this product. A strong time to buy.
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The ASUS RT-AX57 GO is built around a specific real-world problem: giving 5G mobile broadband users a proper Wi-Fi 6 network without buying a separate modem. It accepts a 5G SIM directly, meaning anyone relying on mobile internet — whether in a rural property, a temporary rental, or as a broadband backup — gets dual-band AX3000 Wi-Fi distributed around their home rather than everyone huddling near a single dongle. That's a genuinely useful capability that cheaper 4G routers simply can't match on speed or future-proofing.

Who Is This For?

This router suits renters, people in areas with poor fixed-line infrastructure, or anyone using 5G home broadband who wants to extend a proper wireless network rather than rely on a mobile hotspot. It's also a credible backup router for households that can't afford broadband downtime. If you already have a stable fibre connection and a capable router, there's no case for switching — the 5G SIM functionality is the entire point here, and without it you're paying a premium for a mid-range wireless router.

What Buyers Say

Owners of the RT-AX57 GO consistently praise the straightforward ASUS setup app and the reliability of the 5G connection management, which handles network switching more gracefully than many rivals. The ASUS AURA interface and AiProtection security features also earn regular mentions. The most common frustration is the lack of a 6GHz band — this is Wi-Fi 6, not Wi-Fi 6E — so in very congested environments the 5GHz band can feel constrained, and USB port functionality is limited compared to pricier ASUS models.

The Deal

At £58.99, reduced from £69.99, you're saving £11 — around 16% off. This is a newly tracked product on our end, so there's no historical price data to confirm whether that "was" price is a genuine regular retail figure. The open-box grading — professionally tested, factory reset, near-pristine condition — is worth factoring in positively given ASUS build quality. For 5G home broadband users, this is a sensible price for capable hardware; just go in knowing what you're buying for. For more networking and smart home options, browse our smart home deals guide.

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Price History & Verdict

Lowest Ever Price

This is the lowest price we have recorded for this product. A strong time to buy.

Current Price £58.99
Lowest Recorded £58.99
Average Price £58.99
Original Price £69.99

Frequently Asked Questions

The 'GO' designation means this router includes a USB port that supports 5G/4G mobile broadband dongles, allowing it to function as a portable router using a mobile data connection rather than relying solely on a fixed-line broadband service. It operates on dual-band WiFi 6 with combined speeds up to AX3000 (574 Mbps on 2.4 GHz and 2402 Mbps on 5 GHz). This makes it distinct from the standard RT-AX57, which lacks the mobile broadband failover capability.

This router is well-suited for small to medium homes, remote workers needing a portable WiFi 6 setup, or anyone wanting a backup internet connection via a 5G/4G dongle when fixed-line broadband drops. It handles everyday streaming, video calls, and gaming on a handful of devices without issue. The honest limitation is range — in larger homes or properties with thick walls, coverage can be patchy, and it lacks the mesh expansion capability of pricier ASUS models like the ZenWiFi range.

This product has only just been tracked, so there is no historical price data available to confirm whether £58.99 represents a low point or a routine selling price. What can be said is that the listed RRP is £69.99 and the 16% discount brings it to a competitive position for a WiFi 6 router with 5G dongle support in this category. Treat the 'was' price with some caution until more pricing history builds up over the coming weeks.

The TP-Link Archer AX55 is a strong alternative at roughly the same price bracket, offering similar AX3000 WiFi 6 speeds and generally strong coverage, but it lacks the USB mobile broadband support that defines the RT-AX57 GO. If you have no need for 5G/4G dongle connectivity or portable use, the Archer AX55 may deliver slightly better value purely as a home router. However, if mobile broadband failover or on-the-go use is relevant to you, the ASUS is the clear choice at this price.