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Netgear Orbi AC2200 RBK23 Whole Home Mesh WiFi System Expired
$210
$299.99
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Amazon.com has Netgear Orbi AC2200 Whole Home Mesh WiFi System (RBK23) on sale for $249.99 - Extra $40 off coupon found on product page = $209.99. Shipping is free. Thanks Butim
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- Netgear Orbi Router (RBR20)
- 2X Netgear Orbi Satellite Extenders (RBR20)
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This product helps create a Mesh WiFi network that blankets your home in super fast, seamless WiFi. Replaces your old router, works with your modem and internet service provider; 6,000 square feet of consistent coverage (at speeds up to 2.2 Gbps (gigabytes per second). Offer valid while coupon/promotion last - Discombobulated
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NETGEAR Orbi Whole Home Mesh WiFi System - WiFi router and 2 satellite extenders with speeds up to 2.2 Gbps over 6,000 sq. feet, AC2200 (RBK23). There's a clickable $40 off coupon on the page to reduce the price.
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| Rating: | (4.3 out of 5 stars) |
| Reviews: | 6,670 Amazon Reviews |
| Product Name: | NETGEAR Orbi Whole Home Mesh WiFi System - WiFi router and 2 satellite extenders with speeds up to 2.2 Gbps over 6,000 sq. feet, AC2200 (RBK23) |
| Product Description: | Orbi RBK23 by NETGEAR is a Whole Home WiFi System that delivers AC2200 WiFi up to 6,000 square feet. FastLane3 provides better 4K HD gaming &- streaming, no matter how many devices connect. Circle with Disney Smart Parental Controls let you easily manage content &- time online on any device. Memory: 256MB flash and 512MB RAM |
| Model Number: | RBK23-100NAS |
| Product SKU: | B07CQDHPFT |
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I got the Netgear Orbi yesterday and found out that you cannot separate the 2.4 and the 5 band. They must have the same SSID and password! Thus, I can't control who connects to my 2.4 and to the 5 band. I see my stupid thermostat connected to my precious 5 GHz band! Unless, I'm missing something...
That's a big let down, and I might switch back to a triband nighthawk, where you can have three separated bands, each with their own SSID and password.
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Looking to beef up dead zones in the house.
First, let me say that while I'm generally good with all things technology, I'm not an IT professional. I believe that I've read somewhere that Eero is the only true mesh system.
It ended up working fine after I found the right spots. Part of the issue may have been that my router was at one end of the house and the two satellites chained together to reach the other side. However, my Linksys Velop has no issues no matter where I place them.
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I found the RBK53 (with two satellites) in store at my local Costco for $320. Pretty sure it was a YMMV, but worth a shot. I thought it was a pretty good deal.
I got the Netgear Orbi yesterday and found out that you cannot separate the 2.4 and the 5 band. They must have the same SSID and password! Thus, I can't control who connects to my 2.4 and to the 5 band. I see my stupid thermostat connected to my precious 5 GHz band! Unless, I'm missing something...
That's a big let down, and I might switch back to a triband nighthawk, where you can have three separated bands, each with their own SSID and password.
I believe the AmpliFi Mesh Wi-Fi System. Gamer's Edition is a tri-band so I might look into it. The AmpliFi mesh points "satellites" seem to lack ethernet ports which is needed in my application.
The sale is over I missed that