NETGEAR Nighthawk Smart Wi-Fi Router (R7000) - AC1900 Wireless Speed (Up to 1900 Mbps) | Up to 1800 Sq Ft Coverage & 30 Devices | 4 x 1G Ethernet and 2 USB Ports | Armor Security

Netgear really churned out an awesome piece of high tech equipment with R7000.Setup: It was supposed to be easy but the blame was not on the router. It took 2 hours for me and Netgear to figure out why a fully configured router was losing internet access. So, the initial setup takes less than 10 minutes if at all. I have to give 5 stars to Netegar. Now the problem I faced - The router is physically placed near the home theater equipment I can connect a lot of devices using hard wire method. One of the devices turned out to be culprit for my connection woes - and that device is Comcast's HD cab

This router is exactly what my family needed. I will give you a brief summary of our use and how it might apply to you.In our home we have Verizon Fios 75/35 and have been using the supplied Actiontec router for the past several years. Because my kids have gotten tablets recently and are constantly streaming Netflix, I have seen a decline in my wireless quality for my own use. I initially tried purchasing the newer wireless N router from Verizon, but that only gave a slight boost in my speed, if any. I also recently purchased an Nvidia Shield and needed a 5ghz AC router in order to take full a

Let me start off by saying this review will probably not help you whatsoever. We're not connecting this router to the internet, it's for a private offline LAN media server for our office. I inherited the media server setup from my predecessor who had everything setup, a 6tb media server with a totolink garbage router that couldn't handle anything. Today, we upgrade. Oh. My. God.I must warn you upon opening, do not throw all the plastic wrapping away like I did - there's an adhesive plastic wrap over the top of the router for protection that you may remove, but keep it for a moment as that wrap

Eager to replace my old failing Netgear 3400 the Nighthawk looked like all I needed for a faster, further reaching and stable Wi-Fi connection and it is. However there are a few issues with regard to set up that might help someone else who like me isn't as technologically savvy as I once thought I was, even though I've been using a PC since the world ran on DOS based 286 computers, I digress as usual.As the technical specifications have been covered in depth by reviewers much more knowledgeable than I, I'll leave those issues to be explained in the myriad of reviews that do a superb job of it

NETGEAR R7000 Dual Band WI-Fi Gigabit RouterI have a lot of wireless devices in my household and I am always looking for better range and features from a Wireless Router. While I have been able to cover most of my house and yard, I still have a few areas with either weak coverage or no coverage. So, I decided to give the NETGEAR R7000 Wireless Router a try.Short Summary:This router is a deviation from the design that all of the R series NETGEAR routers now seem to have. It is a desktop or shelf design that is also designed for wall mounting. Instead of having the same old box design, this rout

My wife and I are both geeks for a living. She does networking and I do devices. We have owned many routers over the years varying manufacturers including Netgear, some commerical and some SOHO. I was not sold on Netgear based on past experience and almost bought a ASUS to try them out. Reviews read in research and did not need another rebooting AP.I got this in a daily deal from Amazon after they put it on special (Day after they announced a new model at CES). My previous routers were Cisco, Linksys, Juniper, and DLink. Each had their own issues that I could not stand. Most overheated/reboote

I purchased this router to replace a old Apple Airport that I have had since 2008 to be able to take advantage of the 802.11ac that my mobile devices and laptop are able to use. I am an IT Pro by day but never got around to replacing the AirPort as it did what it needed to do and did not want to spend the money on something new just yet. However, now that all of my mobile devices and work laptop can use 802.11ac, I decided to go ahead and purchase something to replace it as I wanted to get the most out of my network and because of the 1TB HDD bundle that the Nighthawk included.Background on Ne

Yes, this router is expensive, and for most homes, it is complete overkill.But since many of my family members are upgrading their personal computers for home use and work-from-home (meaning high-end PCs and new iMacs/Macbook Pros), I just couldn't resist getting this since we actually have enough people with the technology to take advantage of the AC1900 network. According to speedtest.org, on the 5ghz band I am getting 90% of the speed I get when connected via ethernet directly to the comcast provided modem, 50 feet away and one floor up away from this router. When i had the Netgear N900, th