Verdi! via Amazon has
NETGEAR Nighthawk RAX43 5-Stream AX5 WiFi 6 Wireless Router (Renewed / Refurbished - Excellent) on sale for
$39.99.
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About this Item:
- High-Performance Speeds: Delivers up to 574 Mbps on 2.4 GHz and 3603 Mbps on 5 GHz for smooth gaming, UHD streaming, and fast file transfers
- Wi-Fi 6 Technology: Provides 4x greater capacity, 40% increased data throughput, and full backward compatibility with previous Wi-Fi standards
- Easy Network Management: Nighthawk App enables simple setup, configuration, and control of the entire Wi-Fi network from a smartphone
- Powerful Processing: 1.5 GHz triple-core processor supports simultaneous 4K UHD streaming across multiple devices including Smart TVs, mobiles, and gaming consoles
- Enhanced Security: NETGEAR Armor provides automatic network protection against hackers, password thieves, ransomware, and brute force attacks
Top Comments
ABORT MISSION
I have 2 dead ones sitting next to me. They straight up don't work well, flake out on connections multiple times daily.
Community Reviews
The RAX43 is an older WiFi 6 router that can still work well as a basic home router or even as an access point, switch, or extender in a small house. It has been described as solid and fast enough for a few years of use, and some units have run fine with custom firmware. The main concerns are weak range, frequent drops or instability on some refurb units, and the lack of official support or strong third-party firmware options. It is a better fit when you want inexpensive WiFi 6 hardware and can live with the age and reliability risk.
Home lab tinkerers flashing custom firmware, because it can run FreshTomato or OpenWRT and has been used successfully in mesh setups.
People setting up a small apartment network, because the range is modest but it works fine in compact spaces.
Households needing a basic Wi‑Fi extender or Ethernet bridge, because it can be repurposed to push signal to a back room or garage.
People who need a stable main router for everyday use, because it can drop connections, lag, and become unstable.
Buyers who want long-term vendor support, because the model is out of support and has little official or third-party firmware backing.
People expecting a long-lasting unit, because one unit did not last long and others were reported dead or non-functional.
Large homes needing strong whole-house coverage, because the range is not very big.
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what happened to yours????
I'm using it essentially as an Ethernet switch and wifi extender in my back room to extend wifi out to my garage.
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I have 2 dead ones sitting next to me. They straight up don't work well, flake out on connections multiple times daily.
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