Cudy WR3000 AX3000 Dual Band Wi-Fi 6 Mesh Router, 160MHz, MU-MIMO, OFDMA, WireGuard, OpenVPN, WPA3

Bought this router after my previous one that’d lasted for a fair few years, decided to conk out. What I’ve bought with this one is actually a superior replacement. Fully featured and fast to set up, it’s been a good experience. It didn’t take long to get to the same stage as my previous setup - a mix of wired and wireless connections. I was also looking for a router that enabled me to put alternative firmware on it. It’s possible to put OpenWRT on it, but to be fair the GUI is that good and fully functional, I’ve just not bothered. Signal quality and connection overall has been sound. Overall, a great router, and given its price, superb value for money.

The Cudy WR3000 delivers premium performance at a budget-friendly price. It’s reliable, fast, and incredibly easy to use. If you want a solid network upgrade without spending hundreds of pounds, look no further. Highly recommended!

Excellent router, easy to set up, strong WiFi signal throughout a large 4 bed home. I do need another one to make a mesh network as signal is so good from this single one. Getting near max speeds on WiFi throughout the home! Great upgrade from a tplink ac1200 WiFi mesh network. Did not use openwrt but this is capable of installing the firmware onto it. The existing firmware is reliable and have no issues so no need to flash openwrt unless you really need extra features. Definitely recommend to all who want strong WiFi connection throughout their home!

Im Impressive cudy router i cant fault is small & cheap out performs sky wifi max router just followed instructions used wireless router mode dynamic ip & dhcp & only what prevented connection was change wifi password when first configured didnt connect went through the process again after a reset instantly connected even has vpns is possible to install openwrt what has better features same has a high end router but be warned this will void your warranty doesnt have latency issues or jitter & if im not mistaken prevents nework speed throttleing whats odd is the router speed is kbps test speed is mbps im confused i dont know if is a minor config ive missed

Decent quality router for a value price. Easy set up in a few minutes, connect to the router enter it's IP, create admin password and then config as you want with standard GUI, or just connect to a modem, select router, enter supplied password and away you go. I renamed mine to have the same SSID as my current router (and same password), this makes for easy connection of IOT devices should one router fail - TCP smart electric radiators are a real pain to connect to a new router router but using this method the devices are none the wiser. Only minor gripe is the power lead isn't very long, but then again no shorter than any other router I've had.

I rarely give a 5 star review, because it takes a lot to earn it, but these are good, they feel light and cheap but they do what they are designed to do, WiFi 6 is great and working either as APs or MESH mode they seem to handle everything thrown at it, the only down side I have found is you can't reset the local admin password even if they are bound to a cudy account, this is a little bit of an oversight and needed me to reset both of them to sort out.

These a very poor, brought 4 so I could mesh them all together and they aren't too far away from each other but they perform well below expectation. Connection is slow, and I mean really slow, never had a router slow my fibre down that much and drops out a lot. Steer well clear, I would return them all but I'm using them as a hub at the moment. If you looking to extend your WiFi, buy something else and save on the disappointment

The best router hands down Price perfect Specs perfect Compatibility perfect (works with OpenWrt!)