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Rich connectivity. Ergonomic design. I have now used it for over four months, and even though I have three floors, there are no problems with the coverage in the house with two boxes. The Internet is of course at its fastest in the immediate vicinity of the node or router they are equal in terms of speed and coverage , but the speed never drops below Mbps, so in practice it is twice as fast as the cheaper Nighthawk system — and also much more stable. I have not had to reboot the system once.
Regarding all the connected gadgets and smart products at home in the household I talked about: No problems, it just works! In fact, I never think I have had such a stable network as I do now. A speed check on the system shows an internet speed of around Mbps. In the same room as the node, I get Mbps over wi-fi, while dropping to in the room next door.
It is not difficult to find cheaper mesh networks. The aforementioned Nighthawk AX is one of them, which costs less for two nodes than the AX does for one. But the Nighthawk is more unstable and provides lower speeds.
But then you get the same problem as with Nighthawk, in that the nodes give half the speed than that of the router. Netgear Orbi AX is a costly mesh network; many will probably even say expensive. But the price is justified. If you live on more than square meters and expect to get the fiber network speeds you pay for evenly distributed throughout the home, then you cannot settle for the cheapest systems.
They are less stable, and the speed drops like a rock when you get outside the coverage of the main unit. Orbi AX is a very stable system, which actually provides the speeds you expect across a large area.
After the experience with the two-system RBK versus the cheaper triple pack Nighthawk MK63 from the same manufacturer, I would recommend going for the former.
Also known as the AX system. The alternative is to buy a less expensive system, be disappointed, and then spend hours reconnecting all the products from one home network to another. Because, yes, sooner or later you will want to upgrade from something mediocre to something good. Welcome to LB Tech Reviews comment field. We want to know what you think.
According to the FCC:. It enables high performance wireless data, display and audio applications that supplement the capabilities of previous wireless LAN devices. WiGig tri-band enabled devices, which operate in the 2. The 60 GHz signal cannot typically penetrate walls but can propagate off reflections from walls, ceilings, floors and objects using beamforming built into the WiGig system.
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