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product_id: 472781624
title: "Aircove | Wi-Fi 6 VPN Router for Home | Protect Unlimited Devices | Free 30-Day ExpressVPN Trial | (U.S. & Canada Version)"
brand: "expressvpn"
price: "฿21307"
currency: THB
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 8
category: "Express Vpn"
url: https://www.desertcart.co.th/products/472781624-aircove-wi-fi-6-vpn-router-for-home-protect-unlimited
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# Multi-location VPN device grouping 1200 Mbps dual-band Wi-Fi 6 speed Built-in ExpressVPN always-on protection Aircove | Wi-Fi 6 VPN Router for Home | Protect Unlimited Devices | Free 30-Day ExpressVPN Trial | (U.S. & Canada Version)

**Brand:** expressvpn
**Price:** ฿21307
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🛡️ Elevate your home network: Secure, fast, and effortlessly private.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Aircove | Wi-Fi 6 VPN Router for Home | Protect Unlimited Devices | Free 30-Day ExpressVPN Trial | (U.S. & Canada Version) by expressvpn
- **How much does it cost?** ฿21307 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- expressvpn enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted expressvpn brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Next-Gen WPA3 Security:** Upgrade your home network with the latest Wi-Fi encryption standard for enhanced protection.
- • **Group-Based VPN Control:** Assign devices to custom VPN locations or no VPN groups for ultimate network flexibility.
- • **Whole-Home Wi-Fi 6 Coverage:** Blazing fast speeds up to 1,200 Mbps with 1,600 sq. ft. coverage for uninterrupted connectivity.
- • **Ad & Tracker Blocking Built-In:** Stay private and distraction-free with automatic ad and malicious site blocking, even without VPN active.
- • **Seamless 30-Day ExpressVPN Trial:** Experience top-tier VPN security risk-free—no credit card needed.

## Overview

The Aircove Wi-Fi 6 VPN Router by ExpressVPN combines cutting-edge dual-band Wi-Fi 6 speeds (up to 1,200 Mbps) with always-on, built-in VPN protection powered by ExpressVPN. Designed for U.S. and Canada homes, it covers up to 1,600 sq. ft., supports unlimited devices, and allows device-specific VPN location assignments. With WPA3 security, parental controls, ad blocking, and a free 30-day ExpressVPN trial, Aircove offers a streamlined, high-performance solution for privacy-conscious professionals seeking hassle-free, whole-home network security.

## Description

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Review: ExpressVPN Aircove router in-depth review - My initial two months of using the Aircove router from ExpressVPN have been very positive, and I recommend it as a general-purpose secure router that is extremely simple to set up. Jumping on the introductory discount of the ExpressVPN Aircove was a snap decision as a continuing expressVPN subscriber. It fit all the requirements I has for an internal home router. I already had a two-year-old WiFi5/WPA2 mesh router which provides adequate coverage in my 1300 sq-ft split-level home without requiring any satellite routers, but I wanted to move to WPA3 security for my devices that support it and VPN coverage for devices that that couldn't run expressVPN. 1. Security Now that all of our phones and laptops support WPA3, it was time to move to make the painless upgrade to our WIFI security. I routinely noted unknown devices probing my WiFi5/WPA2 router and figured that a concerted attack was just a matter of time. I continue to use that router as my edge router for untrusted devices that I own such as smart TVs and smart home switches used for trivial functions like outdoor holiday lighting. Since most of these devices are confined to the GUEST network, penetration of any one of them is of little concern. 2. Convenience I found the Aircove's setup to be the easiest I've ever encountered after several decades of using routers from industry leaders. It was literally a 5-minute process. An even bigger convenience factor is that the expressVPN software running on the router eliminates the frequent task of downloading and installing expressVPN updates to stay-at-home devices. I have yet to verify that the expressVPN in the router auto-updates, but even if that claim is not met, updating it manually is still a great time saver over updating my many devices with several different Operating Systems. Performance As a non-gamer, I do not choose to pay for 1Gb internet service. Still, I like getting the bandwidth that I'm paying for even while protecting my devices with a VPN. Having the router spend cycles doing the the encryption and decryption degrades latency vrs having no VPN but has little effect on throughput, and allows those CPU cycles to freed up on all my devices that no longer have to run the VPN to get that protection while in my home. Given all this, a serious gamer should have a high-performance gaming router as the edge router but may want to seriously consider the Aircove as an internal router for a non-gaming network of devices. Support Although this is expressVPN's first foray into selling routers, there is reason to expect better support for this product since most of it's users are paying $100/yr for the expressvpn subscription. Hardware Quality Although not a huge name in the home router market, the Chinese company that manufactures the hardware has a solid reputation for quality and support. Price At roughly half the price of comparatively powerful WiFi6/WPA3 routers that run ExpressVPN or anything of comparable quality, this purchase was a no-brainer. Features As I indicated before, the lack of GUEST network support is justified by the main goals of this router, but is alleviated when used as an internal router where an edge router supplies a GUEST network. The Aircove is also poor in the bells and whistles such as Parent Controls. Having no minor children in my home makes that a non-issue, besides, if I didn't trust my children, they would be confined to the edge router or even to it's GUEST network. There is no suite of security tools such as some companies provide on the premier routers, but I never found such to be very useful compared to just having a modicum of vigilance in reviewing your connection logs. The Aircove sports four ethernet ports in addition to the WAN port, which should be plenty in the WiFi-intensive world we live in. If not, unmanaged switches are very inexpensive. There is no USB port, which I also consider reasonable for an internal security router. If I want a low-security file-sharing device, it would make more sence to put it on the edge router. If you don't use an edge router or yours lacks a USB port,for $50 you can use something like PLEX on a RaspberryPI to flexibly share media on either your high security Aircove network or on the low security edge router network at the cost of tying up one ethernet port or buying a switch or via WiFi if you must waste wireless bandwidth in that fashion. A Roku Ultra can supply a subset of those features, as well. A minor plus feature is the four foldable antennae. This makes the Aircove a passable travel router. This works particularly well for me as it leaves the edge router behind with all the functionality that the dog/house sitter is permitted. Criticisms There is not much to say here. WiFi 6E or 7 will be nice when our devices start supporting it. Support for other emerging wireless smart home standards would be nice, as well. The Aircove is not a mesh hub, but I could attach additional Aircoves to satellites of my mesh edge router if needed. My biggest beef is that expressVPN running on my devices runs afoul of the expressVPN running on the Aircove. The ability to list devices by hardware MAC address that should be exempted from the VPN in the Aircove is a good feature but does not help with computers that are dual-bootable where one of the OSs is auto-launching expressvpn and another is not, perhaps because it is not available for that OS. Also, I'd like to see arbitration so that the device with the later version of expressVPN wins, or if they are the same that the device yields to the Aircove. Better yet, the arbitration policy could be configurable on a device-by-device basis with the default being as previously suggested. Finally, this is a criticism only in the positive sense: the Aircove seems to boot and come on line with the VPN active remarkably quickly: an indication of it's powerful processor and efficient software.
Review: Fast and easy, just what I wanted. - Super fast and easy setyp. Good performance, can split the 2.4 and 5ghz network, and move non vpn connection devices to a "no vpn group" in the router GUI. Make sure on the express vpn website you copy and paste to a sticky note or word document your "acivation code" from the website, which makes setup a breeze. Literally everything was up and running in 15 mins tops including my HP wifi printer which is notoriously picky. This also supports wpa3 so worse case on some device may have to retype your password, but comes default with wpa2 encryption.

## Features

- World-class, built-in VPN: Exclusively developed by ExpressVPN, the Aircove router brings all the benefits of the #1 trusted VPN service to your whole home network (when used with an active ExpressVPN subscription, sold separately). Aircove comes with a 30-day free trial for new ExpressVPN users, no credit card required.
- Always-on protection, high-speed performance: Any device that connects to Aircove enjoys instant ExpressVPN protection 24/7, including smart home appliances that usually aren’t compatible with VPN software. And with dual-band Wi-Fi speeds of up to 1,200 Mbps (up to 600 Mbps for 2.4 GHz and up to 1,200 Mbps for 5 GHz) and 1,600 sq. ft. (150 sq. m) of whole-home coverage—everyone gets the performance they need.
- Connect to multiple VPN locations at once: Sort your devices into groups, each with its own VPN location. Watch a game in another country, do your banking locally, and even set some devices to use no VPN at all.
- Set parental controls, block ads, and protect your privacy from trackers and malicious sites. These features are always available to you, even when the VPN is not in use.
- This version of Aircove only ships to the U.S. & Canada. If you’re not in the U.S. or Canada, you can get our international version of Aircove. Both versions are functionally the same.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B09VBXLGJR |
| Best Sellers Rank | #25,395 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #171 in Computer Routers |
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars (1,087) |
| Date First Available | March 25, 2022 |
| Item Weight | 1.94 pounds |
| Item model number | AX1800 |
| Manufacturer | ExpressVPN |
| Product Dimensions | 9.7 x 2.3 x 8.1 inches |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** ExpressVPN
- **Color:** Black
- **Compatible Devices:** Gaming Console, Personal Computer, Smart Television, Smartphone, Tablet
- **Connectivity Technology:** Ethernet, Wi-Fi
- **Frequency Band Class:** Dual-Band
- **Included Components:** Ethernet Cable, Power Adapter with US, EU, UK, and AU power heads, Router
- **Model Name:** Aircove (North America)
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Home, Indoor
- **Special Feature:** Built-in VPN protection
- **Wireless Communication Standard:** 802.11ac, 802.11ax, 802.11g, 802.11n

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: How much is the subscription? if i have an express vpn subscription now does that qualify?**
A: If you already have an ExpressVPN subscription you can use it with Aircove at no additional cost.

If you don't yet have an ExpressVPN subscription, you can get one here: https://www.expressvpn.com/order

**Q: Would this be a good gaming speed router to get or no !?**
A: In terms of speed of the router which is lightway protocol is not good at all compared to wireguard whereby, get around 100-120mbps after connected to the vpn.

**Q: does it work with the xfinity xb8 gateway**
A: Simply connect the "Internet" port on Aircove to an available LAN port on your Xfinity modem/router. 

If you have any issues connecting to the internet, you might need to enable bridge mode or use the DMZ on your ISPs modem/router: https://www.expressvpn.com/support/troubleshooting/how-to-connect-a-router-running-expressvpn-to-the-internet/

**Q: Is this compatible with comcast?**
A: It should be, you'd need to connect it directly behind your comcast modem in an ethernet port. It's a router, so all it's going to do is beam your wifi signal from your comcast modem(with vpn protection).

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ExpressVPN Aircove router in-depth review
*by S***T on October 27, 2022*

My initial two months of using the Aircove router from ExpressVPN have been very positive, and I recommend it as a general-purpose secure router that is extremely simple to set up. Jumping on the introductory discount of the ExpressVPN Aircove was a snap decision as a continuing expressVPN subscriber. It fit all the requirements I has for an internal home router. I already had a two-year-old WiFi5/WPA2 mesh router which provides adequate coverage in my 1300 sq-ft split-level home without requiring any satellite routers, but I wanted to move to WPA3 security for my devices that support it and VPN coverage for devices that that couldn't run expressVPN. 1. Security Now that all of our phones and laptops support WPA3, it was time to move to make the painless upgrade to our WIFI security. I routinely noted unknown devices probing my WiFi5/WPA2 router and figured that a concerted attack was just a matter of time. I continue to use that router as my edge router for untrusted devices that I own such as smart TVs and smart home switches used for trivial functions like outdoor holiday lighting. Since most of these devices are confined to the GUEST network, penetration of any one of them is of little concern. 2. Convenience I found the Aircove's setup to be the easiest I've ever encountered after several decades of using routers from industry leaders. It was literally a 5-minute process. An even bigger convenience factor is that the expressVPN software running on the router eliminates the frequent task of downloading and installing expressVPN updates to stay-at-home devices. I have yet to verify that the expressVPN in the router auto-updates, but even if that claim is not met, updating it manually is still a great time saver over updating my many devices with several different Operating Systems. Performance As a non-gamer, I do not choose to pay for 1Gb internet service. Still, I like getting the bandwidth that I'm paying for even while protecting my devices with a VPN. Having the router spend cycles doing the the encryption and decryption degrades latency vrs having no VPN but has little effect on throughput, and allows those CPU cycles to freed up on all my devices that no longer have to run the VPN to get that protection while in my home. Given all this, a serious gamer should have a high-performance gaming router as the edge router but may want to seriously consider the Aircove as an internal router for a non-gaming network of devices. Support Although this is expressVPN's first foray into selling routers, there is reason to expect better support for this product since most of it's users are paying $100/yr for the expressvpn subscription. Hardware Quality Although not a huge name in the home router market, the Chinese company that manufactures the hardware has a solid reputation for quality and support. Price At roughly half the price of comparatively powerful WiFi6/WPA3 routers that run ExpressVPN or anything of comparable quality, this purchase was a no-brainer. Features As I indicated before, the lack of GUEST network support is justified by the main goals of this router, but is alleviated when used as an internal router where an edge router supplies a GUEST network. The Aircove is also poor in the bells and whistles such as Parent Controls. Having no minor children in my home makes that a non-issue, besides, if I didn't trust my children, they would be confined to the edge router or even to it's GUEST network. There is no suite of security tools such as some companies provide on the premier routers, but I never found such to be very useful compared to just having a modicum of vigilance in reviewing your connection logs. The Aircove sports four ethernet ports in addition to the WAN port, which should be plenty in the WiFi-intensive world we live in. If not, unmanaged switches are very inexpensive. There is no USB port, which I also consider reasonable for an internal security router. If I want a low-security file-sharing device, it would make more sence to put it on the edge router. If you don't use an edge router or yours lacks a USB port,for $50 you can use something like PLEX on a RaspberryPI to flexibly share media on either your high security Aircove network or on the low security edge router network at the cost of tying up one ethernet port or buying a switch or via WiFi if you must waste wireless bandwidth in that fashion. A Roku Ultra can supply a subset of those features, as well. A minor plus feature is the four foldable antennae. This makes the Aircove a passable travel router. This works particularly well for me as it leaves the edge router behind with all the functionality that the dog/house sitter is permitted. Criticisms There is not much to say here. WiFi 6E or 7 will be nice when our devices start supporting it. Support for other emerging wireless smart home standards would be nice, as well. The Aircove is not a mesh hub, but I could attach additional Aircoves to satellites of my mesh edge router if needed. My biggest beef is that expressVPN running on my devices runs afoul of the expressVPN running on the Aircove. The ability to list devices by hardware MAC address that should be exempted from the VPN in the Aircove is a good feature but does not help with computers that are dual-bootable where one of the OSs is auto-launching expressvpn and another is not, perhaps because it is not available for that OS. Also, I'd like to see arbitration so that the device with the later version of expressVPN wins, or if they are the same that the device yields to the Aircove. Better yet, the arbitration policy could be configurable on a device-by-device basis with the default being as previously suggested. Finally, this is a criticism only in the positive sense: the Aircove seems to boot and come on line with the VPN active remarkably quickly: an indication of it's powerful processor and efficient software.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fast and easy, just what I wanted.
*by R***S on December 30, 2025*

Super fast and easy setyp. Good performance, can split the 2.4 and 5ghz network, and move non vpn connection devices to a "no vpn group" in the router GUI. Make sure on the express vpn website you copy and paste to a sticky note or word document your "acivation code" from the website, which makes setup a breeze. Literally everything was up and running in 15 mins tops including my HP wifi printer which is notoriously picky. This also supports wpa3 so worse case on some device may have to retype your password, but comes default with wpa2 encryption.

### ⭐ The opposite of easy to set up!
*by A***L on August 5, 2024*

I tried to set up the Aircove router on my system, but failed after multiple attempts. Setup was not easy. I had to move a power strip to accommodate the short cord and ethernet cable provided. After physically setting up the Aircove, I was unable to communicate with it via my desktop even though the Aircove showed up in the list of available WiFi. The router setup webpage wanted me to buy an Express VPN account (necessary to run the router). I already have an account, had to spend time on a different Express VPN site to verify the account. But still every time I brought up the router setup webpage, it told me there was no connection. I tried multiple times to contact support, but chat (the only option) was unavailable. I tried the suggestions on the router setup webpage. Of the links to various other ISP locations offered, none worked. One brought a warning message from Firefox. I unchecked DNS over HTTPS in the Firefox preferences as suggested (after researching what this even was). No luck. I decided not to mess with my iCloud connection (the other suggestion) because I was in over my head technically. At least I was able to restore DNS over HTTPS in Firefox, which I only dropped because it was clear the choice was easily reversed. I have an old desktop and OS; maybe setup is easier on a new system. The one star reflects only setup issues. Anyway, enough time spent on supposedly easy setup! I sent the Aircove back.

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