Orbi Whole Home Tri-Band WiFi 6 Mesh Network System (RBK663) – Router with 2 Satellite Extenders, Security Features, Coverage up to 6,600 sq. ft., 75 Devices - AX3800 (Up to 3.8Gbps)

great price since this is older technology, but perfectly acceptable performance for my three level 3500 square-foot house. easy set up and clear instructions. Hardware seems to be good quality and provides adequate bandwidth and reach for regular household Internet use (no kids gaming or downloading massive video files, etc.) Netgear keeps trying to upsell VPN , monitoring and firewall services, but I already have those separately. Very pleased.

It works, had no wifi in the far part of my basement. Installed the 2 within 20 feet of each other and now the wifi reaches all the way thru the house. When power goes out they self correct/sync and if not it is as simple as pressing a button on the back to resync. Had my doubts reading a lot of reviews, if your not a rocket scientist You can handle these. No loss in speed, the only thing I have yet to experience is a second FW update, had an older router brick iiself after that but that was years ago. Fyi the lights are not on all the time only when booting up or syncing to each other and the color determines the state. Pretty easy mesh unit, good luck

Been buying Netgear WiFi equipment for much of the last 20 years: this will be the absolute last Netgear equipment I buy. Router works fine. Satellite was alright: sync was finicky, but got it working, seemed fine. First accidental unplug, and the satellite is now a brick. Once it powers on, the lights never stop flashing, never reconnects to the router. Power cycled it. Hard reset it with the paper clip. Plugged it in with ethernet. Singularly terrible: would sign up for a class action if anyone is interested. Lost 8 hours of my life trying to figure it out, Netgear support forums are pointless. Finally found a Reddit thread indicating that this is a boot error and recovery is largely impossible. Stay away from the RBS750P.

Total game changer! Easy to setup and Install. Works great. Looks clean. Has strong signal strength. The WiFi speed is great.

Easy to install and get running. Knowingly, I opted for this wifi-6 system because I was replacing a very old, type-N, router. So, even this product is a great technology upgrade. The Amazon Black Friday price also made the jump to a Mesh system very affordable. My home is over 4000 sq. ft. and I also have an out-building with a buried Ethernet cable running to it. So, I need to add at least one satellite to extend the wi-fi service to it. I'm only giving it 4-stars rating because I'm disappointed that I have not been able to find a compatible satellite unit to expand the new mesh system. Its looking like I will have to purchase another complete system (router with 2-satellites) just to get the one satellite that I need. I have not been running this Mesh system very long, but the hardware is probably worthy of 5-stars though.

I replaced an older set of Orbi's (slower) with this new set. They are must faster and give me the full band width of my provider through out my home. Setup was easy as I had a learning curve from my original set. I did experience one problem: I have a long house. My internet connection comes into one end of the house. I set the main router there and put two satellite units inline down the centerline of the house. The second satellite unit (furthest away from the main unit) does not connect to the intermediate placed unit. Rather it connects to the main router--sometimes with 'good' reception and other times with 'poor' reception. After a couple of hours with Orbi tech help, I found out that the satellite units always tries to connect to the main router, even if another satellite is providing a stronger signal--supposedly 'this provides a faster connection.' Do not understand why this is the case since I do get a 'poor' connection to the main router at times on the second satellite unit. Looks like I wasted my money on getting a second satellite unit. Even with this problem, I am getting full bandwidth throughout the house.

Be careful with the like new items. Mine was already registered by a previous customer and that voided the warranty. Would be nice of Amazon to inform the customer of this and Netgear would not honor my receipt as proof of purchase. It's already hooked up with some help from Netgear technical support because it was previously registered and it works great. To lazy to hook up a new one, so I kept it. Update: It ended up dieing after a couple of months and Netgear would not honor any warranty and it was to late to return to Amazon, so I just threw it out. Lesson learned do not buy like new electronics from Amazon warranties are voided.

These have a nice look and offer great coverage. Setup was easy though I choose to use the manual setup so I could get everything configured at once including the ssid and passwords. The firmware updates were a breeze during the setup process but the manual states to update in a certain order and not all at once which is opposite from the initial setup process. The biggest complaint I have is attempting to connect 2.4Ghz cameras and accessories. You will find many solutions to this issue but none of them worked for my 2.4 devices. The older NetGear routers allowed you to setup 2 SSID's one for 2.4Ghz and a second for the 5Ghz network while this one integrates them together. I have worked in the IT field for over 20 years and I struggled to get the 2.4 devices connected. I know others have had success but maybe it came down to the manufacturer? I ended up putting my original NetGear router into AP mode using only 2.4Ghz in order to get my cameras back online. Overall these are a great addition to any network and the coverage is fantastic!