NETGEAR 4-Stream WiFi 6 Router (R6700AX) – Security Features, AX1800 Wireless Speed (Up to 1.8 Gbps), Covers up to 1,500 sq. ft., 20 Devices

Didn't care that they force you into the Nighthawk app. I wanted to set up my wifi on my PC and when I typed in the router address I got pushed into setting up an account and control the settings on my iPhone. After setting up the account, I was able to get in using my PC in the conventional manner through the IP address, but it was a few minutes of horsing around which was a bit frustrating.Otherwise, the install went great. With my ASUS AX3000 PCI Express WI-FI 6 adapter on my PC, I am able to get consistent performance close to 600 mbs. Router is about 75' and two walls away from my PC. Onl

My last Netgear router lasted 10 years before it started having issues, so I decided to give Netgear another try. The price, at $99.99, was about $30.00-$50.00 cheaper than the big box stores. The setup was easy. Please note that you do not need to use the phone app to set it up! Setup was quite easy using the web app on the computer. It took me just about 30 minutes to configure the router. The antenna and beamforming works well. The router also supports 802.11ax. Most new laptops (except the cheapest ones) support that new wireless standard, so you'll get faster speeds. I'm getting nearly my

I ordered this router to replace the Spectrum router I was paying $5 a month for, now having gone to $7 a month. It’s the router that looks like a charred meatloaf, standing on its’ head. It’s nothing special, so finding a substitute was like hurdling a very low bar.This R6700AX is an exact clone of the NETGEAR RAX10. The specs are identical, but not the price. Why, I don’t know. Of note is that this router omits the “NIGHTHAWK” designation, which, aside from generally lower speeds and area coverage, also lacks a USB port and an on/off switch on the back. These are not deal breakers though. My

I bought this Used Like New at a fraction of full retail. I needed to replace a 10+ year old router that was dying.I took a star off because the setup process left a "Complete" window up on my screen that assumed a touch screen device. I had to force a shutdown of my desktop, unplug the router, then start both of them back up. This annoyance extended the setup time for several minutes (which would have been about 30 minutes including firmware update).My Smart TV seems to have an issue with one of the app's that didn't exist before. I have to unplug the TV from the wall each morning, then plug

By itself I would rate this router 4 stars. But the nighthawk app is pretty cool, and if you do decide to get the year-long subscription, which I think I got for a 66% off because I was a new subscriber, it's totally worth it in my opinion. It automatically blocks malicious attempts not only on multiple devices you can download the app to, but also for every device connected to your router. This is extremely helpful in ways I won't even get into. It shows you the malicious attempts it blocks, you have lots of parental controls, ability to monitor traffic it's just a great option. The fact that

My previous router supplied by my ISP was starting to fail, restarting on its own about every 20 minutes.I called and found out that this unit I was LEASING for $15 a month was the "most current model they had" and were more than happy to replace like for like... no thanks.For the price of leasing a POS for a few more months i just bought this. Boy what a big change...My new speeds are several times faster and my router has operated as expected. Setup was very easy through an ap. In 5 minutes (most of which was firmware updates) i was connected. The ap makes it very easy to change IDs and Pass

Only silver-lining with this router is, I bought it renewed for 16$. Its useless for the full price. A TP Link AX 21 that is $10 cheaper than (full price of this brand new router) this is much better in features.Packed clean in original box with original plastic wrapped (It has got the sticker of Wifi password, so assuming it is original plastic wrap)I have a pfSense router. I wanted to replace my Asus (work horse by the way) with this as a wireless access point. Also wanted to get to WiFi 6 protocol.Pros:1. Signal strength is good.2. Able to work in AP (Access Point Mode)Cons:1. Not able to a

Real easy to install, simple to set up and excellent performance. I'm getting download speeds of 40Mbps 45+ feet away through 2 walls and average 90 to 220 Mbps download speed throughout a 1,500 sq ft one level house. I'm a software engineer, but I have better things to do than wasting time tinkering with router settings. This little guys does 90% of the work right off the box.Best features:- Only one WiFi name, the router automatically switches between 2.4 and 5 G depending on signal strength. I like simple, and Netgear really delivered.- Easy to configure DHCP zones so that devices with a fi