https://www.techpowerup.com/272372/netgear-announces-nighthawk-pro-gaming-xr1000-wifi-6-router
 
NETGEAR, Inc., the leading provider of networking products that empower your gaming experience, has announced the much anticipated availability of the new Nighthawk Pro Gaming XR1000 WiFi 6 AX5400 router. The XR1000 couples next-gen WiFi 6 hardware with advanced DumaOS 3.0, the latest innovation in managing your network settings for optimized gameplay. DumaOS 3.0 software is purpose built for gamers to enjoy superior gameplay and smoother video streaming. This state-of-the-art software combined with the most advanced networking hardware ensures stabilization of ping and reduction of lag spikes with reliable connectivity over both wired and wireless networks.

The Nighthawk Pro Gaming XR1000 is the first WiFi 6 gaming router powered by DumaOS 3.0 gaming software. With the latest WiFi 6 technology, XR1000 is designed specifically to improve performance and reduce network latency when it comes to the gaming environment but will also enhance the overall home networking experience for every connected device. To further boost the gaming experience and give gamers the best gaming connection possible, the DumaOS 3.0 software includes new top features, such as: customizable Geo-Fencing, Ping Heatmap, Application QoS with Bandwidth Allocation, Connection Benchmark, and Traffic Controller. This new Nighthawk Pro Gaming router stands alone with its advanced list of features, which provide optimized control over the network connection while gaming or streaming, ensuring that gameplay can continue uninterrupted.
 
The Nighthawk Pro Gaming XR1000 WiFi 6 AX5400 router is now available for $349.99 USD from NETGEAR.com and other online retailers.
 
Despite the specs I think 350 dollars for a router is very high.
 

 

yes, a bit too pricey

Does it come with an RTX 3080, by chance? 

looks like it'll take off and shoot rockets at my cat

Little pricey. Not really any difference over their existing models except WiFi 6 considering most of these "features" are baked into DumaOS. If it was WiFi 6E, I'd be more willing to pay the price. But again, not much difference when compared to the XR500 I already have.
 
Asus just launched their first 6E router, but that's another gamer-y based model that is likely to retail at $450-500 considering the existing model retails for $450. Hopefully we'll see more 6E devices trickle out in the future.

Wow, only four antennas.   Usually they have six or eight so they can pull off that alien spaceship/spider look. 

Currently been using router / modem / cable box form cable provider, its active one from cable vision. So far its worked okay. Can't see spending the money for a router more than 200

are gaming routers really worth it over regular routers and ethernet?

Need a new router but this is too much

way overpriced