📶 NETGEAR Orbi RBK753S: High-Performance Whole Home Mesh WiFi System 3-Pack – Router & 2 Satellites (White) Review

After setting it up my home network kept losing connection to most of the devices in my house. I've tried restarting the Orbi Mesh network multiple times. I went online to try and get help and couldn't find anything that would solve the problem. I did a factory reset and rebooted twice, nothing worked. It kept losing connection with most of the devices in my house. I checked the signal strength throughout the house and it wasn't a problem. I sent it back and received a refund from Revain.

Replaces 1 Amplifi HD mesh system with 2 mesh points plus 4 Amplifi Instant wired satellites. It got him out of the box. I pay for 400MB. I usually get 350-380 on the modem. With this system I get at least 300 for the whole house. large house. Technical support was excellent. be available in the app, not only the web interface, but hey. This works very well. There are also fantastic additional ports on the back of the satellites.

With two parents working from home and two students working from home, good Wi-Fi was essential and great Wi-Fi was good, fantastic. We had Xfinity X pods and they kept crashing and disconnecting, resulting in the instant shutdown of any devices near faulty plugins. Lots of reloads and nothing close to the full 1Gig channel we have. With an always-on mesh network with security built in, we now get 98% of the channel, and it doesn't matter how many devices are connected to the network or where…

I have an old two story house with plastered chain link walls. I also have a box full of old routers from previous attempts to breach those walls. Tired of putting boxes up and down, I ordered the Orbi mesh system. Before unboxing I read generally great reviews as well as some that said the Orbi wasn't what it was supposed to be. With Wi-Fi, we've learned never to jinx the system with extravagant praise, but if the Orbi were artillery it would punch huge holes in every wall of the house. With a

Once you can get it to work, it has a very strong signal. If you don't know much about the network and don't want to, it's pretty easy to set up. I've installed it in two places, replacing Apple AirPort Extreme routers. I'm a network engineer and our networks have specific settings when installed. In both places the network was detected and connected to the iPhone following the "Quick Installation Instructions" using their iPhone 11 app, but the app repeatedly said it couldn't find an orbit…

I am not an avid reviewer when it comes to product reviews. I'll keep it simple and short. I wanted to cover slow/dead zones in my 3,000 square foot house. I knew the At&t gateway wouldn't work when I switched from COX Internet. The plan was to find a mesh system that would work with all of our devices, including our Ring Security system. I did a lot of research and decided on this choice. The balance between cost and functionality was the reason I chose it. I have 1GB At&T fiber internet…

I bought this to replace my current Netgear R6200 router which has been a workhorse for expanding coverage for the past 8 years. After some research (mainly Tom's guidance) I settled on this one based on the dedicated channel, the web interface and my previous experience with Netgear. This itinerary fell short of my safety expectations on two counts; 1. There is no option to disable SSID broadcast. Technical support tells me that the SSID needs to be broadcast to ensure proper signal…

Let me start by saying that this system is EXTREMELY powerful. By that I mean it is unmatched in terms of performance in this market. I've had WiFi version 5 for 3 years and haven't had any issues, but now that I've moved to a much larger house and have more devices connected (today I've connected about 30), I've decided to upgrade. The real reason for this isn't speed (which probably isn't your bottleneck), but rather unparalleled stability. Here's the easiest way to find out if you need an…