Nighthawk AX12 12-Stream AXE11000 Tri-Band WiFi 6E Router (RAXE500)
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Good-Comment396 1.0Nighthawk 500RAXE. It’s been flawless so far.
ribrien 1.0I went with a discounted high end wifi 6e router a couple months ago and have been very pleased. Netgear nighthawk RAXE500
shartywaffles0069 1.0I did a bunch of searching before I ended up with my nighthawk RAX30, my brother in law is also tech savvy and most of the complaints I read about he confirmed. My nighthawk is at my ex-wives place, I now live with my sister and brother in law and we use his nighthawk RAXE500, their house is a large ranch style home and I have great WiFi all the way across the house. About the same speeds on my Xbox on WiFi that got at my apartment direct wired, but obviously more buffering time. Trying to get them to let me run a cable through the attic to hardwire lol but this does just fine for me. They had an ASUS and a TP link previously and they both were meh.
tazman137 0.5Netgear nighthawk. Spend what you can afford for the coverage you need.
Nighthawk, I’ve got a rs700 but the 500 is good too. I wanted the best I could get so I went with a refurb 700. Love it.
240hzghost 0.5Netgear Nighthawk AX12 is really great router and can easily handle more than 10 users. Though if you want to change and If budget is not an issue then, I would suggest you to get Mesh Router with Wifi 6 or 6E like TP Link Deco series or Netgear Orbi series.
Yes, definitely Netgear Nighthawk AX12 will perform way better than TP link.
Adventure-Backpacker 0.5You were right. The Netgear blows the TP Link out of the water!
Dismal_Egg420 0.5sadly i have a netgear nighthawk 6e router, was 300$ 4 years ago.
ptj748 0.3very happy with my spaceship router
i have a $400 netgear,,,bought a couple years ago.. has the fold out wings...very happy with netgear
promaster9500 0.0I dont know about this model but fuck Netgeat Nighthawk. I owned a different one few years ago that was supposed to be a a high spec version, and it caused me infinite problems, which all disappeared when I bought a different one.
Academic-Swimming919 0.0I agree. I have tried numerous Netgear products, going back to a PCMCIA card, and all of them have had problems. The last Nighthawk I had constantly resulted in "Connected, No internet" for too many devices.