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NETGEAR RBK753S-100NAS Orbi Tri-Band WiFi 6 Mesh System Router + 2 Satellites New

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Built for Fast WiFi Everywhere Break free from limitations with strong, reliable, and lightning fast WiFi in every room of your home. From the top floor down to the basement, Orbi Tri-band Mesh WiFi 6 Systems bring you higher performance & simultaneous WiFi streaming, gaming & browsing on even more devices. Includes 1-year of advanced cyber threat protection with NETGEAR Armor. Capacity Beyond Belief Latest generation WiFi 6 has 4X more capacity than previous WiFi, delivering faster speeds to your increasing number of devices. Cutting Edge Performance Speeds up to 4.2Gbps and 8 simultaneous WiFi 6 streams let you stream 4K/8K UHD movies to multiple devices and enjoy lag- free online gaming while still using all of your connected devices at the same time. Tri-band WiFi Maximizes Speed An additional third band dedicated to your Orbi router and satellite frees up the other two bands for maximum speed to your devices. Flexible Connectivity Connect wired devices with the 8 combined Gigabit Ethernet ports. Ideal for entertainment centers, home offices, and other wired devices that require high performance connectivity. Seamless Roaming Everywhere Orbi’s powerful Mesh WiFi 6 system keeps you seamlessly connected as you move inside and outside your home—using one simple network name. Easy to setup and manage With the Orbi app, you can set up your WiFi in minutes, customize your settings, test/monitor your WiFi speed and control your WiFi anytime, anywhere.

Brand: NETGEAR


Special Feature: Beamforming, Internet Security


Frequency Band Class: Tri-Band


Wireless Communication Standard: 802.11b, 2.4 GHz Radio Frequency


Compatible Devices: Laptop, Gaming Consolet, Security Camera, Personal Computer, Smart Television, Smartphone


Recommended Uses For Product: Office, Home, Gaming


Connectivity Technology: Wi-Fi, Ethernet


Item Weight: 1.9 Pounds


Number of Ports: 8


Control Method: App


Package Dimensions: 12.64 x 9.84 x 7.72 inches


Item Weight: 1.9 pounds


Item model number: RBK753S-100NAS


Date First Available: June 26, 2020


Manufacturer: Netgear


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    • Great range and performance, easy setup. Excellent value!
Love my new Orbi Mesh system! I have 30+ connected devices in my home (Alexa, Ring, SmartThings. AppleTV, GoogleTV, etc) I cut recently cut cable service for streaming (YouTubeTV) and needed faster Wifi. I needed to replace an old Apple Airport Extreme system with 2 Airport express satellites. I originally bought Linksys Velop Mesh but was so unimpressed with setup and connection unrealibility that I returned them to try the Netgear Orbi. The Orbi setup was super easy and WiFi performance is 3-8x what I was getting in some areas of my home. My home is older, ~3,500 sq ft with very thick plaster walls, stone foundation and a brick fireplace in the center. I opted for model 753 (base router + 2 satellites) to get broader coverage. Good choice! I set up the base unit in the basement next to modem in center of house and placed satellites on first floor on either end of house (North and South). These collectively cover entire 2nd floor. I subscribe to 900Mbs internet service from Xfinity and get all of that on my wired devices and b/w 300-800Mbs over WiFi depending on my proximity to base unit or satellites. Best performance is next to base unit as expected. Range is great. I even get WiFi in my Shed now which is ~250ft from my house. I had planned to use wired ethernet backhaul to maximize performance as I already had the cables in place, but WiFi performance was so good, I found it better to move the satellites around for best WiFi coverage rather than where I had the cables. The units are not unattractive but are quite large. iOS app is clean and covers most needed features. I particularly like the feature of knowing which Satellite devices are connected to. Sometimes devices don't initially connect to closest satellite but that seems to resolve itself over time (or with restart). Included speed test function on App seems to only show speed from router to ISP/test server (i.e., always ~900 Mbs) , not from end point devices, so I use 3rd party app instead to get more realistic results (300-400 Mbs). Web admin is available but not necessary for most users/setups. Have not yet needed technical support so can't comment. I am current evaluating security features and so far am impressed with some of it's findings and recommendations. I highly recommend! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2022 by Duke Sullivan
    • Unbeatable WiFi for WFH setup
Let me start by saying this system is EXTREMELY powerful. What I mean by that is that in terms of performance, it's unbeatable in this market. I've had the WiFi 5 version for 3 years and had no issues, but now that I'm moving to a much larger home and will have more connected devices (I have roughly 30 connected today) I decided to upgrade. The real reason you'd get this is not for speeds (which are likely not your bottleneck) but unparalleled stability. Here's the easiest way to know if you need an Orbi mesh network: Do you constantly have devices drop off the network, or have a hard time connecting from one device but not another? That's a throttling problem many ISP provided routers have because they're not meant to handle as many devices as today's IoT world requires (think anything more than 8 devices like smart speakers, chromecast, fire tv, etc). More details below Pros: - Even though WiFi 6 doesn't give you immediate speed boosts, what I wanted was the extra bandwidth because of the large number of IoT devices I have connected to the network. The Orbi is the market gold standard for mesh networks so naturally it performed as expected. - No dead zones: this is standard of many mesh network systems but the Orbi is exceptionally good at eliminating any dead zones. I'm testing it in my new 3300sqft house in a few weeks, will give update. - It can give you 100% signal strength and little to no internet drop even if you connect Router => Satellite => Satellite and connect to the second Satellite. I couldn't believe this. - It doesn't need a modem if you have a true fiber internet provider like FiOS. Just plug into the wall and it works. Of course you'll need to double check your network setup before taking my word for it, but in today's world (excluding Comcast) many other internet providers will have this capability - Bandwidth upgrade: ok let's be honest, you don't have anything faster than 1gbps, and even if you do, WiFi 6 has a theoretical max of almost 10gbps. This one is supposed to rated up to almost 5gbps which is still monstrous. I haven't been able to check anything beyond 1gbps but the fact that it can keep that connection on over 30 devices is ridiculous - Easy to setup, easy to maintain, has a guest network which is good for those insecure IoT devices (or dubious country of origin programming) - Aesthetically pleasing Cons - There's not much wrong with these, if anything. They're not as aesthetically nice as the previous versions and feel more plasticky. They're also somehow lighter but that makes sense if the hardware got smaller? - It's somewhat annoying that you can't really buy extra satellites without spending almost the same as the whole system. I would've hoped to get the 1 satellite setup and upgrade to 2 if needed, but that's not very economical. TLDR; it's the era of working from home. If you need a reliable router that will have you forget you even have a router, this is the system for you. After a few weeks of excitement you'll go for months or years without even remembering that internet doesn't "just happen". I've helped friends with bigger families upgrade to this system and so far it has always been a positive. If you don't want to spend as much on a system like this, I would still recommend the more affordable WiFi 5 system (RBK50) or this same system but with just 1 satellite. UPDATE: After a few months with the system in the new house, I have to double down on the performance of these things. I have 2 acres of land and a house that's 3300sqft and I didn't need to use the second satellite to have the internet reach literally to the edge of the property (sensor in mailbox has good signal). My suggestion is to make sure you put the satellites as far away from each other as possible because otherwise your devices will have a hard time deciding which router to use. Other than that, get it, you won't regret it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2020 by Zeke
    • Works great! RBK753
I'm not an avid reviewer when it comes to providing feedback on products. I'll keep it simple and short. I wanted to cover slow/dead spots in my 3k square foot house. I knew the At&t gateway wouldn't cover when I switched from COX internet. The plan was to find a mesh system to work with all our devices, including our Ring Security system. I've done plenty of research and went with this choice. Between balancing cost along with functionality is why I picked it. I have At&t's 1GB fiber internet, speeds test from the Orbi router to the gateway hit 950+ for both up and download speeds. Though I only have AC devices on the network, I can walk anywhere in the house and outside and hit speeds at or around 500+ Mbps. This helps provide coverage for the external wifi Ring cameras. I wanted coverage and this delivered. It was easy to set up, maybe took 20 mins to complete. I would definitely recommend the RBK753 if you have the money. I did research and wanted to future proof the house for WiFi 6 along with bandwidth consumption. I no longer hear the kids complain about playing Xbox anymore. So buy it if you have the money. *** One show stopper maybe for some - no parental controls. You CAN pause devices but there isn't functionality to build out schedules to lock down devices like the att or cox router/gateways has. Just remember this is all software. So eventually this could be an option. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2020 by Joe C.

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