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Costco Members: 3-Pack NETGEAR Orbi Whole Home Mesh Wi-Fi 6 System Expired
$430
$499.99
+ Free S/H
Costco Wholesale has for their Members: 3-Pack NETGEAR Orbi Whole Home Mesh Wi-Fi 6 System (RBK753S-100NAS) on sale for $429.99. Shipping is free. Thanks haqueye
Note, limit 3 per member. Must login w/ an active Costco Membership to view pricing.
Note, limit 3 per member. Must login w/ an active Costco Membership to view pricing.
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This system offers up to 7,500 sq. ft. of coverage and is highly rated earning 4.5 out of 5 stars based on 556 Costco customer reviews. Offer valid through November 30, 2020 or while promotion last. -perisan_mafia
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Edited November 20, 2020
at 08:26 AM
Just got this in the mail for this mesh router.
Frontpage at $440 back in August.
Features:
Enjoy 7,500 sq. ft. of premium WiFi 6 with secure connections to 40+ devices at once
Built with WiFi 6, the latest WiFi technology designed for the best speeds and capacity for up to 4x more devices
One year of NETGEAR Armor Advanced Cybersecurity included to protect from online threats for unlimited devices at home or on-the-go
8 blazing fast Gigabit Ethernet ports for high-speed downloads and file transfers
Requires a modem. Compatible with major Internet Service Providers (cable, satellite, fiber, DSL, and more)
https://www.costco.com/netgear-or...33367.html
Frontpage at $440 back in August.
Features:
Enjoy 7,500 sq. ft. of premium WiFi 6 with secure connections to 40+ devices at once
Built with WiFi 6, the latest WiFi technology designed for the best speeds and capacity for up to 4x more devices
One year of NETGEAR Armor Advanced Cybersecurity included to protect from online threats for unlimited devices at home or on-the-go
8 blazing fast Gigabit Ethernet ports for high-speed downloads and file transfers
Requires a modem. Compatible with major Internet Service Providers (cable, satellite, fiber, DSL, and more)
https://www.costco.com/netgear-or...33367.html
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2.4ghz small hole= least flow/speed, most range
5ghz medium hole= more flow, short range
6ghz huge hole= most flow, shortest range.
Kind of. WiFi6e will be adding additional channels to the already packed 5GHz space. The issue with 5GHz now is not really co-channel interference at 20MHz, it's that most default settings by companies making these products default them to a "best" setting, or 40/80MHz channels. 40MHz channels is channel bonding, uses up two 20MHz channels, 80MHz uses four, etc.
The goal with 6e is to reduce that co-channel interference by increasing the amount of channels available. With 6e, we will be seeing the ability to most likely do 40MHz channels by default with limited interference, and even multiple 80MHz deployments as well. I think 160MHz is still far off, but really this just hopefully gives us the ability to get closer to at least gigabit WiFi speeds.
It is client device dependent, yes. 6e is really the best thing to happen to WiFi in a long time.
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But really wow routers for $500.. and next year it will be all $1000 like (i)phones or samsung phones. Routers will be released with 4K AMOLED touch screen. So let's wait & justify it.
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