NETGEAR EX7300-100NAR Nighthawk AC2200 Plug-In WiFi Range Extender (Renewed)
Condition: Refurbished - Excellent
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Sunday, Nov 1
Style: AC2200 Refurbished
Features
- Extreme dual band WiFi speed - up to 2200Mbps with High-power amplifiers & internal antenna array increases range
- MU-MIMO for simultaneously streaming to multiple devices with Beamforming and two WiFi Modes Option. WiFi Tech and Range : AC2200 & Upto 10,000 sq.FT.
- Ideal for extending WiFi to devices like the iPhone 6, 6s, 7, 7s, Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge, iPads, and MacBook Pro, Laptops, Gaming devices and HD TV streaming.
- Netgear Refurbished product may have a removed serial number. You will need to state the product is refurbished (state the full part number) if emailing customer support.
Description
The Nighthawk X4 Wi-Fi range extender boosts your existing Wi-Fi range with speeds up to 2200 Mbps and provides up to 10,000 ft² Wi-Fi range. It is ideal for HD streaming & gaming. Mu-mimo simultaneously streams to multiple devices, while FastLane technology improves performance using both Wi-Fi bands.
Brand: NETGEAR
Wireless Communication Standard: 802.11a, 802.11ac, 802.11b, 802.11g, 802.11n
Data Transfer Rate: 2200 megabits_per_second
Frequency Band Class: Dual-Band
Color: White
Wireless Compability: 802.11a, 802.11ac, 802.11b, 802.11g, 802.11n
Data Transfer Rate: 2200 megabits_per_second
Frequency Band Class: Dual-Band
Frequency: 2.4 GHz
Compatible Devices: Router
Frequency Bands Supported: 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz
Range: 10000 square_feet
Connector Type: RJ45
Item Weight: 10.56 ounces
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 1.75"D x 3.2"W x 6.34"H
Color: White
Brand: NETGEAR
Built-In Media: range extenders
Manufacturer: Netgear Inc
Number of Items: 1
Unit Count: 1 Count
UPC: 606449127980
Global Trade Identification Number: 80
Item Type Name: NETGEAR Nighthawk X4 AC2200 WiFi Range Extender (EX7300) - Certified Refurbished
Model Number: EX7300-100NAR
Mfr Part Number: EX7300-100NAR
Warranty Description: Limited Warranty
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Top Amazon Reviews
My daughter lives next door. Rather than hooking her up with a separate internet account, we hoped to just have her use our wifi. This range extender did the trick. Her house is about 280 feet from ours and she still gets consistent enough, strong enough signal in her home on our wifi. So happy we made this choice and purchase to save her additional monthly internet costs! We configured this at our house, and then moved it over to her house. It doesn't work perfectly - occasionally she gets weak signal, but for the most part, it's consistent enough to not cause her problems.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2021 by Marie Jeffries
This is the third extender that I have purchased for my home so I am familiar with the set up process and setting this up and working was fairly easy to do. I have read other reviews where the end user has had problems and I do remember that the first one did take some time but its doable. As for this one, it is the first refurbished extender that I’ve tried. It came in a plain box with adequate instructions included. Mine looks like new. And the best part is that it works like new! The main reason that I took a chance on a refurbished unit is because of the much lower price. It works well and I’m willing to look at refurbished products in the future.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2023 by Joy L Barker
I purchased the device to help broadcast WIFI signal to areas with weaker signal in my house and to also extend WIFI coverage outside beyond the house to my garage. The device will not speed up your signal, but will transmit the strength of the signal the device is receiving and broadcast that out to dead areas. For the review, I am using using this as an extender only (not as a WIFI Access point). Here are some pros/cons: + Increases signal (with a clear line of sight) outside to over 100' away from device; through walls a good 50' or more. + Definitely will boost your dead spots in your home, garage, etc or where ever you need coverage. + Generally easy to set up and position in a decent wifi coverage area to rebroadcast signal to weak areas. + Devices hook up pretty easily. + For the price, a pretty good unit so far. - Cannot easily set up a new name for the new WIFI connections through the extender. Didn't work at all. Recommendation - leave new WIFI names as default and things should work ok. - The device didn't have the latest filmware so I had to log into the device and update it, which seemed to help. - Did not try tech support, but fumbling around on the website troubleshooting was not terribly helpful (per the above, just use the defaults and keep it simple). - Have sometimes had to power off the extender if there were issues of connecting, but otherwise that has only happened once or twice in a few months.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2020 by John
I saw no significant performance improvement. My direct connection and connection via netgear were almost the same. Maybe the neatgear gave me a 10% improvement on download, on occasions, but not reliably. Most of the tests both direct and neatgear were on par, with 2G. On upload the numbers or my direct and netgear both remained in the kilobit range and not in the megabit range. So not much improvement. The direct ran from 500 - 800kbps. The netgear would more consistently run closer to the 800 range, but the direct would still be in the high 600 - 700 kbps. Again, I got maybe a 5% boost in speed with 2G. On ping test, the netgear performed slower or about the same as the direct connection. When it was slow it was VERY slow. 300ms via netgear vs the 43ms direct connection, again on 2G. With the 5G, netgear didn't work. I would keep getting errors like failed to get IP address or just fail to connect. But I did not have this problem with direct connect. In short, maybe at on best trial a 10% improvement on download. On best try, a 5% improvement on upload. On all cases ping was slower. I would even be satisfied with 10%/5%, but as said it was inconsistent. Sometimes got improvement, sometimes no improvement. Your mileage may vary. Truth in advertising the unit I had was a refurbished unit. Maybe it was defective in the first place and refurbish at the factory did nothing.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2018 by Amazonian
If you need to boost the signal strength in a remote part of your house, this might be what you need. There are multiple ways to install this device. I tried several ways and decided the best results come from using the simplest approach: the WPS button. In my case this resulted in the extender being connected to my Netgear R7800 router over the 2.4 Ghz network. I can force the extender to connect to the 5Ghz network through the Nighthawk app but that did not work as well in my case than the options selected automatically by the WPS approach. My router is on the main floor of the house, and my office is in the basement. I used the Wifi Analyzer app on my Android phone to locate an area in the basement that was getting a signal strength in the -50db to -60 db range from my router. That's where I plugged in the extender. I'm now getting 2.4Ghz signal in the -40db to -50db range in my office about 20' away from the extender, and 5Ghz signal in the -50db to -60db range. I'm connecting my office PC to the 5Ghz signal and getting a good reliable connection. The resulting download speed on Ookla Speedtest varies widely (anywhere from 20Mbps to over 100Mbps) from one trial to the next, but so far it's always "good enough" for my purposes (basic videos, web browsing, email, Zoom etc).
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Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2022 by Alan
The extender did finally work after two hours of trying different methods. The directions it came with was not very clear. I used the app for installing and I have satellite internet. I will recommend the product but be ready for a long install if you’re not very technically inclined.
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2023 by Kenneth Burton
FIrst, I'm not a gamer or a teleworker that needs lightning fast internet. I need a wifi extender that will reach about 100 feet from the cable modem/router (Arris) that came from my internet provider to the rest of the house for another 100 feet. I need to connect: - 2 x iPad (for the kids YouTube habit) - 1 x iMac (for the family) - 2 x iPhone 6 (for me and the wife) - 1 x XBOX One - 1 x Apple TV box With at least 3 of the items above pulling data from the extender, I have around 60+ Mbps using speedtest.net on my iPad with a 300 Mbps internet plan. The range is all over the house and backyard through 3 walls (drywall interior and vinyl siding exterior). I also use all of my devices using the 5 GHz frequency from the extender to the device and the 2.4 GHz frequency from the extender to the modem...NETGEAR calls it "Fastlane" technology. The interface is easy to use - connect the extender to the modem using the "WPS" button and it'll synch immediately. Next, connect a device like your iPad to the extender. Then go to mywifiext.net using your browser on the iPad to configure your settings. The settings are easy to understand for a novice. The fact that it's a certified refurbished unit makes it an even better deal. The extender came in a plain brown box with plastic wrapping and cushioning sandwiching the device. I would recommend this to any of my friends, coworkers, and even my worst enemy!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2017 by RC
This extender is the fastest I've ever had. It also has great coverage for the 60' boat we have it installed on. It was easy to set up. It can be set up in typical extender mode or in Mesh extender mode. I like the idea of using it as a mesh extender (uses the same wifi name as the extended network and then automatically determines which signal your device should connect with), but in practice it has some limitations. Every extender has slower speeds (up to 50%) than the extended network because of the way it passes the signal. If you are connected to an already slow network the extender will slow it down even more. In mesh mode your device will connect to the original wifi source or extender based on the strength of the signal, not the speed of the download/upload, and you don't have an option to choose whether you are connected to the extender or original wifi source in mesh mode. That can be a problem when connected to an already slower network wifi source. I end up using in extender mode because of that situation so it shows up having a separate SSID from the original wifi source.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2021 by David