Netgear’s low-end Wi-Fi 7 mesh router is simple, so long as you aren’t looking for tons of configuration options.

This Netgear Orbi RBK663 triple mesh router system can provide WiFi 6 coverage across a massive 6,600 sq. ft area, with ...

With a 2.4GHz band, two 5GHz bands and the new 6GHz band for Wi-Fi 6E connections, Netgear is hailing it as the first quad-band mesh system ever made. Originally hailing from Troy, Ohio, Ry Crist is a ...

Netgear today expanded its WiFi 7 mesh and standalone router lines with the new Orbi 770 Tri-band Mesh System and Nighthawk RS300 Router. The latter is targeted at gamers. These are Netgear’s most ...

Netgear’s latest Orbi is a mesh Wi-Fi 6E network that claims to deliver some impressive-sounding speeds. This Wi-Fi 6E mesh router comes with a quad-band design and a new 6GHz band — you just need a ...

Netgear already offers one of the few mesh WiFi router systems that can fully support multi-gigabit internet access, but the minimum $1,500 outlay rules it out for most homes. Thankfully, there's now ...

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While older, this Netgear Nighthawk Wi-Fi 6 Router will solve most people's Wi-Fi issues. It's at an amazing price, too!

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Netgear saw a 45% sales surge in the fourth quarter amid strong demand for new Wi-Fi 6 routers and mesh networking gear. The company reported fourth quarter earnings of 99 cents a share on revenue of ...

Netgear's latest release in its Orbi router range is a $1,500 mesh system — and despite the high price tag, it doesn't include support for technologies such as Thread, Matter, or HomeKit Secure Video.

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