Best Prime Day Wi-Fi router deals 2025: I've rounded up some unmissable deals available right now

The trio of routers in this package blanket even a huge home in rock-solid wireless connectivity, with smart adjustment and access point usage deployed to make sure connections never drop. Easy setup, automatic updates and that massive price drop make getting reliable, fast home Wi-Fi easy and surprisingly affordable. I've listed the three-pack price here, but it's also available as a single unit, plus 2- and 4-pack bundles, all discounted.

This is our top choice Wi-Fi router overall, so I was glad to see this one has got a discount. In our review, we found it delivered top-line performance and coverage for everything from streaming videos to gaming. The Asus ZenWiFi AX6600 is a tri-band mesh router that supports Wi-Fi 6 and covers 2750 sq ft. Available as a single unit or two-pack, the ZenWiFi XT9 AX7800 has also had it's price slashed from $349.99 to $259.99 at Amazon.

This unit from Asus is our top pick for those looking for a budget Wi-Fi 6 router - and in our review, we highlighted its easy-of-use, affordability, and surprisingly advanced feature-set for those who need it. It's a dual-band model with a maximum coverage of 3000 sq ft, and includes 4 gigabit LAN ports.

With its 8 detachable antennas, Beamforming, and a dedicated 4.8Gbps ‘Game Band’ for gaming PCs, TP-Link’s tri-band router is ideal for gamers who know every second counts - and lagging is unacceptable. Like any good Wi-Fi gaming router, there’s also support for VPNs.

A good pick for gamers and those needing coverage across larger home. In our review, we found the speed and range of this device, with the tri-band Wi-Fi 6 unit delivering 10Gbps and a top coverage of 5,800 sq ft.

This is one of the cheapest Wi-Fi router deals I've seen so far - a dual-band gigabit Wi-Fi 6 router for streaming, gaming, and more. As an added bonus, the router boasts support for VPN servers, Alexa integration, and works as a standalone unit or as part of a mesh.

Not much of a saving, but the TP-Link AC1200 is a decent budget dual-band Wi-Fi router that will be fine for most people who don't need ultra-fast network speeds. Extra features include guest Wi-Fi options and parental controls.

Exclusively developed by ExpressVPN, Aircove brings all the benefits of TechRadar's #1 trusted VPN service to your whole home network (when used with an active ExpressVPN subscription, sold separately). It's absolutely worth it if you're looking to extend anonymity and privacy to dozens of other devices in your office or household using just one ExpressVPN account.

The Deco S4 from TP-Link is an attractive cylindrical dual-band Wi-Fi router mesh system that means you can dispense of all those Wi-Fi extenders in every black spot in the house. Wireless coverage is up to 3800 sq. ft, while the unit features two Gigabit Ethernet ports for connecting hard-wired devices. A three-pack is also available for extra household coverage.

I'm not sure you can get a better router for this price. This TRENDnet router is jam-packed with features including four external antennas, a small form factor and three year warranty. Surprisingly for its price, it does have a Gigabit port as well.

Save $20 with coupon This is not your standard Wi-Fi router but a powerful device that will protect your network from malware and cybercriminals by controlling and monitoring inbound and outbound traffic.

Optimized Wi-Fi 6 speeds, this router is a good choice for everything from 4K streaming to gaming, and also has HomeShield security features It'll even help your devices save battery life by intelligently governing how they access wireless networking.

Get Reliable Whole Home Coverage with tri-band Wi-Fi 6 that also maximises speed. The cable modem and Wi-Fi 6 system gives coverage for up to 5,000 sq. ft. without dead zones and a third band can increase performance by up to x5 times. The Netgear Orbi supports up to 40 devices and comes with a free trial of Netgear Armor that helps manage parental controls and security across the network.

Replace your cable modem to save money on rental fees and improve internet connections for smoother online gaming and streaming. The DOCSIS 3.1 cable modem supports the service plans of today and is future ready for XFINITY from Comcast, Spectrum, and Cox. Four gigabit Ethernet ports provide fast wired connections to computers, additional Wi-Fi routers, printers, game consoles, or other devices.

Get 7,500 sq. ft coverage for up to 100 devices with this Nighthawk Tri-Band Whole Home Mesh WiFi 6E System. It includes a router and two satellite extenders providing 5.7 Gbps speed. This also comes with one year of Netgear Armor that helps you manage parental controls and security.

Replace your modem to save on rental fees with this Netgear Nighthawk Multi-Gig Cable Modem CM3000. With DOCSIS 3.1, it promises compatibility across major US ISPs and a 2.5Gbps port to serve the fastest connections around. Customers are reporting an easy setup process and love the durability of the hardware.

Get a smooth internet connection wherever and whenever you need it with this Netgear Wi-Fi Range Extender. The extender can increase your Wi-Fi range by up to 1500 Sq Ft and offers the ability to connect up to 25 devices. Best of all, it’s super compact and plugs directly into the wall, making it easy to install.

This is another Wi-Fi 6 router that serves up stunning speed and connectivity. Its speeds are worth paying for, and its app support, easy setup and parental control keep things easy to manage. If you've got a busy family full of gamers, this router should be on your shopping list.

Wi-Fi 7 connectivity and smart mesh networking enables you to easily blanket your home or office in reliable, fast wireless internet, and pro-grade security features like wireless encryption and parental controls keep things locked down. You can connect up to 3 devices simultaneously and the RT-AX3000 has a 2000-square-foot range, so it's a great choice for busy families.

This is one of the more expensive Wi-Fi 6 choices around, but it has incredible speeds, a 2500 square foot range, loads of physical ports and all-in-one security and parental controls. The Nighthawk app also makes it easy to manage the network. It's pricey, but there isn't much better when it comes to busy household or small workplace connectivity.

Don’t want to break the bank with all these Prime Day Wi-Fi router deals? Then the TP-Link AC1900 may be the top pick for you. For $40, you get a dual-band router with Wi-Fi and Gigabit Ethernet connectivity. Expect greater area coverage thanks to Beamforming and the device’s three antennas. Speeds are good (although they’re not supersonic), connections are stable, and it’s designed to be very simple to set-up.

This two-pack of the popular Amazon eero line of Wi-Fi routers is idea for full home coverage. It's easy to get started, boasts 2.5 Gbps Ethernet, and a maximum coverage of 380 square metres. I've listed the two-pack price here, but it's also available as a single unit and in a 3-pack bundle.

The ZenWiFi (XT8) is our top pick for most people. While the discount is low, it's worth the investment if you want better coverage and connectivity. We really liked the performance and coverage in our review, and found it ideal for streaming videos and gaming. The tri-band mesh router unit supports Wi-Fi 6 and covers 510 square metres.

When it comes to the premium pick of the bunch, this is our top choice overall. The Asus ROG Rapture GT-BE98 supports Wi-Fi 7, delivering impressive speeds and performance in our review, and packed with useful features.

I usually see this get a price cut over Prime Day. This mesh router three-pack from TP-Link supports Wi-Fi 6, with a maximum coverage of 5600 sq ft. A good all-rounder for homes. The standalone unit is also discounted, although the two-pack is full price for now.

The TP-Link Archer AX55 is a dual-band Wi-Fi 6 router that reaches 2402 Mbps on 5GHz, while on 2.4GHz, it hits 574 Mbps. Similar to many TP-Link routers, it also features HomeShield for security.

This one is admittedly a bit niche, as it's a 4G router, so you'll need to slot in a SIM card here. Given its mobile focus, speeds are slower than Wi-Fi, but you do get 300 Mbps speeds and support for up to 32 devices connected at once.