NordVPN has partnered with ASUS to integrate its popular VPN service into the hardware giant’s networking gear.
Thanks to this partnership, ASUS routers are among the first to market with built-in NordVPN functionality, which is designed to enhance users’ cybersecurity and privacy.
With a VPN built into the access point, users no longer need to rely on installing VPNs on individual machines. The router integration also improves protection for devices that are not compatible with VPN software.
NordVPN integrates directly with ASUS router
The two models are the ASUS RT-AX57 Go, with tri-mode connectivity, and the GT-AX11000 Pro, designed for gamers. These are the first routers to feature integrated NordVPN functionality, which can be set up via the self-service page.
“We want to expand our contribution to building a better internet by enabling our customers to easily set up VPN services on their routers to protect an entire network of their devices,” said NordVPN Head of Product Strategy Vykintas Maknickas.
“We are excited to collaborate with NordVPN to integrate the VPN service into our networking products. The various VPN configuration options within the device provide flexible deployment of NordVPN to create a private, secure, fast internet browsing experience,” added ASUS Corporate Vice President, General Manager of Networking and Wireless Devices Business Unit Tenlong Deng.
NordVPN plans range from £10.39 to £13.19 per month, but longer commitments of one and two years promise significant savings of between 39% and 72%.
The Wi-Fi 6-compatible RT-AX57 Go costs £89.99, while the GT-AX11000 Pro model costs £399.99.
While the lineup currently consists of only two NordVPN-compatible routers, the company has committed to expanding the range to support more models in the future.
