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Netgear Nighthawk X6 AC3000 WiFi Router Expired
$120
$220.00
+ Free S/H
Amazon.com has Netgear Nighthawk X6 AC3000 WiFi Router (R7900-100NAS) on sale for $139.99 - Extra $20 off coupon found on product page = $119.99. Shipping is free. Thanks keithr5542
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Great price for this router (compatible w/ Amazon Echo/Alexa). Offer valid while promotion/supplies last - Discombobulated
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Edited November 27, 2017
at 06:23 AM
$40 cheaper than FP deal last month. Looks like a great price for a fast, tri-band router. $139.99 with a clippable $20 coupon. Could be even cheaper if you have the AMEX code for that category, though I can't verify this.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0106N5...ail_0
Compatible with echo/alexa...
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0106N5...ail_0
Compatible with echo/alexa...
- 3.0Gbps—Fast combined WiFi speed for uninterrupted streaming
- Tri-Band WiFi delivers more WiFi for more devices
- Dynamic QoS bandwidth prioritization by application and device
- Six high-performance antennas & powerful amplifiers maximize range
- Smart Connect intelligently selects best WiFi for every device
- 1GHz dual-core processor delivers lag-free gaming
- USB 3.0 port offers high-speed, storage-ready access
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If you're looking to mesh, Google might have an advantage...MIGHT. this mostly depends on the area you are looking to cover. But if you're going to mesh, I'd go with an orbi system anyway.
and if you don't know, mesh means joining multiple routers together to cover large homes (fyi)
Also note that the main drawback to MU-MIMO is your client devices also need to support it, otherwise the router is forced to run in traditional SU-MIMO mode. So in short, you'll be future proofing yourself once MU-MIMO becomes more ubiquitous.
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1 on 1, this blows Google WiFi out the water.
If you're looking to mesh, Google might have an advantage...MIGHT. this mostly depends on the area you are looking to cover. But if you're going to mesh, I'd go with an orbi system anyway.
and if you don't know, mesh means joining multiple routers together to cover large homes (fyi)
That one has MI-MO over this I think. Anyone having experience can chime in?
That one has MI-MO over this I think. Anyone having experience can chime in?
That one has MI-MO over this I think. Anyone having experience can chime in?
Yeah going with the s for $30 is definitely worth it.
Yes... My pleasure.
In things like technology, I would rather spend $30 more if it does add some difference. Router is a thing that I use for several years. Set it up once and forget it. Login every few months to check for firmware upgrades, if any.
Also note that the main drawback to MU-MIMO is your client devices also need to support it, otherwise the router is forced to run in traditional SU-MIMO mode. So in short, you'll be future proofing yourself once MU-MIMO becomes more ubiquitous.
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If you're looking to mesh, Google might have an advantage...MIGHT. this mostly depends on the area you are looking to cover. But if you're going to mesh, I'd go with an orbi system anyway.
and if you don't know, mesh means joining multiple routers together to cover large homes (fyi)
Thanks for the info. I'm looking to replace my 10 year old linksys router.
I'm not looking to mesh, since the area I need to cover isn't very big. I need a router to inform me and allow me to block traffic.
Thank you for your time