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NETGEAR - Orbi AC3000 Mesh WiFi System with Router and Satellite Extender (RBK50) - Walmart.com - $208
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FAST WHOLE HOME WIFI SYSTEM - Covers up to 5000 square feet with high performance WiFi, kit includes WiFi router and Satellite.
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Tri band but also not wifi 6 from what I can tell.
There really is not much of a use case for the more expensive models from Netgear. Not many people have devices that support wifi 6 nd even if you do, it is more speed than almost any application requires.
The current FW drops connection quite a bit. But, I had dropped connections on previous versions of FW too. I'd install a stable FW and forget about it if that was an option, but some FW upgrades are forced. (I can install a FW and block ports to prevent this, but I've been lazy.... and also I shouldn't have to do this.)
I've recently did a reset and did a full reinstall again. See if that makes it better. If it doesn't then I'm probably going to grab a good deal on eero pro 6, which seems to have a good reputation for stability, on blackfriday. I need to go wifi 6 soon anyways. I don't know why any one would buy a non wifi 6 router now.
The current FW drops connection quite a bit. But, I had dropped connections on previous versions of FW too. I'd install a stable FW and forget about it if that was an option, but some FW upgrades are forced. (I can install a FW and block ports to prevent this, but I've been lazy.... and also I shouldn't have to do this.)
I've recently did a reset and did a full reinstall again. See if that makes it better. If it doesn't then I'm probably going to grab a good deal on eero pro 6, which seems to have a good reputation for stability, on blackfriday. I need to go wifi 6 soon anyways. I don't know why any one would buy a non wifi 6 router now.
You should look into Voxels firmware for orbi no going back
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Wow. Ive used openwrt before , but didnt realize there was open firmware for orbis. Wish i had known this before buying an eero oro 6 yesterday
RBR50/RBS50 works great for me (base + 3 sats) but when it decides it has a connection problem (or when I have to reboot a satellite) it never took less than 10 min to boot up and fully connect.
Edit: most likely factory refurbished. Last batch of new units sold out around June last year.
The current FW drops connection quite a bit. But, I had dropped connections on previous versions of FW too. I'd install a stable FW and forget about it if that was an option, but some FW upgrades are forced. (I can install a FW and block ports to prevent this, but I've been lazy.... and also I shouldn't have to do this.)
I've recently did a reset and did a full reinstall again. See if that makes it better. If it doesn't then I'm probably going to grab a good deal on eero pro 6, which seems to have a good reputation for stability, on blackfriday. I need to go wifi 6 soon anyways. I don't know why any one would buy a non wifi 6 router now.
Def use voxel firmware. I had drops on another router that ended up being both my outside and inside cable lines. Took several calls to charter to finally figure it out.
The current FW drops connection quite a bit. But, I had dropped connections on previous versions of FW too. I'd install a stable FW and forget about it if that was an option, but some FW upgrades are forced. (I can install a FW and block ports to prevent this, but I've been lazy.... and also I shouldn't have to do this.)
I've recently did a reset and did a full reinstall again. See if that makes it better. If it doesn't then I'm probably going to grab a good deal on eero pro 6, which seems to have a good reputation for stability, on blackfriday. I need to go wifi 6 soon anyways. I don't know why any one would buy a non wifi 6 router now.
Had that problem, took me forever to track down a solution. What worked for me was changing the positioning of the satellites so that my devices could seamlessly switch. Once I put them in a more triangle setup, haven't had any issues.