The BEST MESH WIFI for your Home Office/Smart Homes? Netgear Vs. Linksys Vs. Google!

[@InnerGiggles]

I’m thankful you rented a house to review all this and give us this helpful info. But can we talk about Monty for a moment? His suit and tie for the video along with the way he looks at you as you speak is so heart warming. Monty, Mozart says “woof”. I’m going to try setting up the mesh system that came with Linksys. Wish me luck.

[@zyonsavery4834]

That dog was looking at at him like he owned it money.

[@KJonesIsMe]

Bro I thought the same thing. Doggy look like a dog version of the Monopoly man

[@jpatalia]

amazing observation

[@jazzh9996]

better than his wife when he was talking...LOL

[@michaelvicture3216]

Leave your contact information, or contact me via WeChat (15821853351) You can get the full refund for mesh router and other great products, we just need your review

[@Galaxylynx12]

I was reading this comment and same second I saw the dog and 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jcre2000]

I don’t understand why you don’t have millions of views, your videos are great

[@faisalali9290]

It’s paid n biased

[@d_no_allyn_86]

Completely agree

[@joserivas5208]

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[@denisefields7233]

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[@stevemalloy2258]

Since April 2020 I have an Orbi RBK43S-100NAS, also listed as Orbi AC2200 and it works great. It is listed as having coverage for 6,000 sq ft house. I have the base upstairs on top of cabinet and 1 satellite downstairs in kitchen and 1 satellite downstairs in living room. Good coverage in our 2200 sq ft house and all the way out to the mailbox at the end of the driveway. Everything is connected with 5 GHz, except for an outdoor smart plug that only works on 2.4 GHz (Orbi figured that out for me). I have an iMac hardwired to the base and everything else Wifi (smart Samsung TV, an Amazon Firestick, 2 iPhones, 1 iPad, 2 Dell laptops, 1 wireless HP printer, and a thermostat). The laptops and iPhones connect seamlessly to base or satellite as we move around the house. Sometimes items connect to the base when a satellite is closer - go figure. We have Cox Communications at 150 Mbps and do not have any buffering watching a streaming movie. Setup was pretty easy and the app is fun to see what's connected to what and to see the connection speed. At first the HP printer and Orbi had a problem with their IP address, but tech support at HP helped me get that straightened out. I liked that I could hard wire to the base and satellites if needed which is why I got this model, plus at the time is was $100 less than a similar Linksys model.

[@anche70]

Wow. I'm getting incredible results with my Orbi setup. It was fast and easy to set up and now consistent speeds throughout my house. Love it.

[@emptytube]

I love your dog. Such a good boy. He is looking at you like you are his hero

[@GUNMETALGUYUSA]

Review was informative. BUT, the best part of this video was your dog. The dog's calmness is a trait that is SORELY LACKING in most humans today. Kudos to you both. PS give stats on dog. Breed? Age? Etc? . Thanks.

[@kevinkall8547]

Your dog is in LOOOOOVE with U!

[@kristofsportingdogs3549]

I have the orbi, absolutely love it. Signal everywhere and great speed. When I bought it I wondered if I needed an extra outdoor satellite for my garden. But my satellite in the kitchen is enough to cover my garden also. I have my orbi now 2 years, and never had a single connection problem whatsoever.

[@TheRealVitko]

I absolutely love Montys tie! I didn’t know this channel existed... but now I am here for Monty also!

[@ChucksRover]

I’ve had a lot of success with Orbi in my 2 story home. It’s been a huge improvement over traditional options.

[@gimmelmom]

I love the orbi

[@jodistibbard4625]

I have Orbi. I put the Velop dual band in my mother’s because the Orbi wasn’t consistent enough for an elderly parent. The Velop works well for her.

[@Timtbrown44]

I had to subscribe when I saw this video. This is one of the most thorough informative real world video I have seen yet. Great job !!

[@michaelwhitaker1972]

I have nest WiFi in 2200 sq. ft. 2 story home. I went with 2 base units, one downstairs and one upstairs using a wired backhaul. The results are nothing short of perfect. I'm getting what I'm paying for in every corner of my home, even in the basement.

[@matthewdonahue1609]

I loved your review, especially since it's coming from someone who's trying to look at things objectively from a real world usage perspective. I personally have owned the top Wifi5 Orbi (RBK50) for about 3 years now and it has worked flawlessly with. Speeds over Wifi are consistently at the maximum speeds I'm paying for and the range has been fantastic. I can control my internet speakers from the fence in my backyard, which is approximately 100 feet or so from the house. I will say though that it wasn't until after going through the Advanced settings that my Orbi worked as well as it does. Thanks again for a great review!

[@Belka50]

I love that Monty doesn't take his eyes off of you when you are talking. Great review, lots of good info. Thank you!

[@hewaiahlo9901]

It's like understand what he said 😂

[@DJaquithFL]

A lot of people that use Mesh also use an Ethernet Backhaul. The advantage is having 1 SSID with seamless hand-offs. The Google Nest is WiFi 5 not 6 (802.11ax). The Orbi WiFi 6 System AX6000, Linksys MX10 Velop AX, and Netgear NIGHTHAWK MESH WIFI 6 SYSTEM (MK62) are WiFi 6.

[@user-lf4kd1bh4y]

so you dont need to connect it to a wired line right? Can you use these as a signal booster repeater for your hotspot off of an iPhone let’s say?

[@maoyida]

For the first 5 sec I thought the dog was a stuffy as it sits so still! Great content based on a lot of work and data. Keep up the awesome work. Subscribed!

[@kellyhampton9320]

I came for the tech review but stayed for that handsome boy!!!!

[@wildone106]

sexist

[@Monterrey_Manila]

Yeah the dog looks cute 😅

[@ajvaldez42]

We all know you're talking about the dog... 🤣

[@lancebursch9079]

That’s what they wanted you to do is to look at him instead of what he saying. Another words that way you go after the product even though it may not be good because all you’re doing is Google eyeing him.

[@SuperZero789]

The lack of Wifi6 with the Nest is such a bummer. Great video!

[@CoolTies]

Owned a Velop and upgraded to Google Nest. Hands down the Google Nest is able to sustain higher speeds and consistently delivers. Velop maxed out at about 54Mbps while Google Nest is 94Mbps on average. This was tested at the extremes of our three level house. You’re so very right. The Velop software was always painful to use. Google is two apps (argh!) but at least they both work :)

[@equilibrium1736]

Orbi hands down, the smaller units are not powerful enough to penetrate walls effectively at long distance with high speeds. The browser functionality is also a plus when you want to have more control, not to mention you have the ability to hard wire your devices.

[@chrisroberts4300]

I bought a linksys velop and it caused all kinds of issues with my systems. I moved to the Orbi and all the issues went away. I’m very satisfied with the Orbi.

[@ghostrighta]

Bro, I absolutely LOVE your videos!!! We HAVE TO LINK UP!!!! Side note, I have no issues using your Amazon link to purchase products when possible. Only thing is I would recommend you give a portion of your proceeds to Charity. That will undoubtedly get you more sales and help people in the interim!!! Take care!!!

[@gregcols]

I have the original Google Mesh Wifi and find it pretty great. I live in a 110yr old house totally made of brick and overall does a great job. Wireless gets well over 100mbps download and 11+mpbs upload. I find it best to re-boot every week or so along with any laptop/phone/ipad etc. to get a fresh connection.

[@MrArdytube]

Fwiw, I got the Orbi a few years ago… and have been happy Generally, I find that metal…. Like in a kitchen… is worse than bricks for killing wifi signal…. The Orbi has a couple of nice features…. Now it is older and has a discounted price, The separate channel function is valuable … basically, they have a totally separate router circuit to link the remote stations…. This way the connection to the remote is not absorbing bandwidth going to your devices. Finally, I like that the remote has a wired network connection…. Which uses the separate channel…. So again, it does not share bandwidth with your wireless devices That said, I do not game so do not need enormous bandwidth

[@richardolko6660]

If you were issued a Wireless Gateway (modem and router in one unit), you need to bridge the device as only a modem and then only use the #1 Ethernet port to the first mesh WiFi point. This avoids double NAT problems.

[@jam471975]

You are spot on about hard-wiring to the points but you don't get the full benifit of hardwire if you are not using a wired backhaul. Being able to use a wireless backhaul is a great option to have but it should really be your second option only if you have no way to hardwire. There is a significant Improvement to hard-wiring. And you are not limited on how far away you can have the points away from each other when you hardwire. For example I have one of my points out in my shed to cover the backyard... the performance of this point would not be very good if I didn't Hardware because it is not close enough to the points in the house to get a good solid Wireless backhaul connection. I currently have the last generation Google Wi-Fi and this has been a great system. But looking at the new Nest WiFi I'm pretty disappointed because they seem to be focused more on Google Assistant and smart speaker functionality then focusing on actual Network functionality in performance. I already have Google Home Speakers all over my house so I do not need my Wi-Fi setup to also be smart home speakers and then charge me more for it on top of it. I would much rather Google focus on just making a good solid wifi system and quit trying to make some hybrid device. They removed stuff that I want and added things that I don't want... This not a very good way for Google to keep customers coming back.

[@jot2b]

I am subscribing after seeing this video, the first one I've seen from you. Love the dog, analogies, jokes.. everything. You clearly go thru a lot of painstaking effort for this review and it shows. I'm going with Google because I've invested so much in Google ecosystem already-- thank you for solidifying my choice!

[@tombrown6063]

Nice Job. I'd also like to know how to run ethernet between the units. Let's say I have a trench open between the Barn and the House and a guest house, and I want each location to have Wifi. I figure I could run ethernet in the trench and then as I walk from one place to the other with my Wifi connected device it never loses connection as it's all on the same signal. Can I do that with all 3 of these? You mentioned that the Google product requires a "switch" - what is that? Thx.

[@TimDowell]

My Velop tri-band arrives tomorrow. Thanks for your review!

[@vickideluca3009]

I am wicked happy to come across your video. Love the fact of how normal you are.........very cool. Thanks for the detailed, thoroughness you applied to this video/review. So helpful.....I was able to make a sound decision on one of the products in your review BECAUSE of your review. :) :) :)

[@adntigger71015]

Brick test is the best! We rent and the landlords had the wifi installed in the converted garage (to family room), meaning it's surrounded by concrete walls. We have a brand new wifi 6 fios router with 1GB speeds and barely get a signal in the room right freaking next to it, literally through 1 wall 5-6 feet away. Speeds are 16mbps. Absolute insanity. IDK why they had it installed there, and they won't let us have one installed elsewhere. Therefore, here I am looking at this stuff.

[@davidligon6088]

The Orbi you show in the add is a 3 pack of Orbi AC3000 devices (RBS53-100NAS). Did you test the AC3000 (RBK53 or RBK52) or did you test the the AC2200 (RBK23)? The RBK23 would cover 6000 sq ft and would be more in line with the other devices you tested and goes for $299. The price for the RBS53S-100NAS in the add you showed says new and USED starting at $329.00. That would mean USED for that price. Doubt you can get new RBK53s under $400. I ordered a refurbished set and could not got around 50-60 mbps and usually got 40-60mbps through BOTH direct Ethernet (wired directly to 300mbps modem) and through WiFi. Worked with Netgear for more than 3 hours and it became clear they were defective. (Sent them back and ordered a new RBS53S-100NAS set). Lastly, you said in your dialog that the Orbi set as shown in the add covers 5000 sq ft. That is true for the set of two (RBK52), but the set of three you show in the add covers 7500 sq ft. FYI. I have many friends who use the Google nest devices and are very happy with them. I just need the Ethernet and USB ports on the Orbi.

[@m3rdpwr]

I have the Orbi. I hard wire the satellites and like the fact they all have 4 gig ports on the router and both satellites. Also, i have port forwarding, but must use the browser.

[@jamaalnelson6973]

Your dog is so cute. He loves you so much. And great review too :-)

[@adamhicks1212]

Velop has been a nightmare. They had issues with smart home light switches for months. And Velop doesn’t do well with iPhones. I constantly have to disable WiFi on our phones to do anything. It’s terrible. Had for a year, countless hours on with support :-(

[@rajk9329]

I really like your puppy and your review. he is adorable.

[@ksk101963]

Question I'm looking at the Orbi satellite, mesh wifi dual band 5g 90.00 Vs. the Google Mesh AC1200 Whole-Home WiFi System 3-Pack 125.00 which overall do you think would work better in a old double wide mobile home with 3 bedrooms looking for your reply, thanks for the great video as well,Kraig Also I can get the TP-link Deco S-4 3-pack for 114.00 on amazon to throw that into the mix as well.

[@belindaw5849]

I had a poodle that looked just like yours. I loved that dog. I am not sure I need a modem, router, mesh wifi. I just know I have an outside shop (beside my house) my husband built me and he installed EERO extender out here but I still can't get my HP 6000 series to work out here. So aggravating! My computer and tv will work but not my printer

[@richchapman5011]

Great video, haven’t seen you for awhile and you’re reviews actually got me into the whole smart automation world so keep producing good quality reviews as you have always done

[@andrewlee3625]

Do you know how to access to the External Storage (External Hard Disk) plugged in the USB port of the AX4200 via local network, mobile phone and remote access?

[@ichukwudolue23]

Hey bro I subscribed because you clealry care about this and put a lot into it. Renting a house and buying all equipment. Me and my wife just closed on a house and I'm choosing between these three mesh networks. Keep grinding!

[@BoredGeese]

Got the Velop. Planning to get the Dual Band for individual rooms. Mesh Wifi is just like what he said: ‘a blanket’.

[@ericj6753]

Not only does the Orbi has a separate back haul radio you can use hardwired Ethernet cabling if you have Ethernet wiring available between base and remote units. Have you tested this feature?

[@muhammadadnan1648]

Good video but I think you MISSED a couple of other very good options..🤷‍♂️ Like TP link Deco M9 plus..🤔 I am Networking Professional, on a low level 😋.. I have installed all of these mesh may be more than 8,9 hundred of them but honestly I found found Deco M9 the most stable and 30 percent more faster than Velop tri-band, though Orbi RBK 53 is still a lot more faster than Velop. Infact a 7 times in the same house where velop was installed earlier and than they wanted to replace with Deco m9 it was almost 30% more faster.. and I am taking about Thick Concrete walls of Dubai. And one of the biggest issue with Velop is that its very very unstable, out of 3, 1 node would just get disconnect on its own, thought still being fairly close enough. And it would take almost 13 minutes to setup at least to setup just one of the nodes. 1st it will wake up the node in 3 mins, 2nd it will connect with the network in another 6 min and so on.. Where as Deco M9 takes 10 mins all together to setup 3 nodes 📢. So having experienced this maybe i would dis-agree with your opinion.. Sorry 🤷‍♂️

[@coracij1]

Great video, your dog did steal the show. Classy tie!

[@sdemosi]

You can use multiple Google Nest routers instead of the Points. If you need to plug switches in to multiple points. I have 2 rooms with routers that connect to switches. My network uses 3 routers and no Points because I have HK Citation GA speakers & really didn't need any more around the house.

[@MrKenn1230]

I love this video! Dude it was very informative but you were upstaged by your dog! When I saw him with the necktie and watching you like he was waiting for his chance to chime in, I couldn't stop laughing! but again, a extremely informative review...THANK YOU!

[@XzurX]

I feel like you should mentioned the wired backhaul setup for the Orbi for those who have hardline on each floor or at there designated area of choice, for me it's the device of choice and I would recommend it if you really want maximum wifi speed on every floor.

[@stevezartman7238]

I have had the Orbi since January and constantly get the bandwidth that I am paying for 300+ Mbps. only thing I had to do was telnet into the router to open up the 2.4GHz SSID. We have a 2700 Squ ft house.

[@Trillville43]

You don't need the google wifi app unless it gives you more control somehow also for the google wifi that was the point and not the router which has one ethernet port on the back

[@rogerthat24]

Do you plan on doing WiFi 6 Mesh system comparison similar to this one? I'm leaning towards the Velop AX4200 model, but I'd like to know other options. I need a USB port to plug in my hard drive so the Google Wifi is out of the running for me.

[@kyle1152]

From what I read, I believe the backhaul between base and satellites uses one of the 5GHz bands if all units are running on wireless. Tring to figure out if any of the mesh systems can use ethernet backhaul and free up both of the 5GHz bands.

[@Totomuncher]

I had a Linksys Velop Mesh system and it performed horribly in my small apartment...I got a Netgear Orbi and it outperformed it in every way (they were also tri-band mesh systems not dual-band)...so maybe there are other factors at hand and each persons performance and experience will be different?

[@InnerGiggles]

Had a hard time with Linksys Velop too. That’s why I ended up here. Wondered if I’ve being doing something wrong.

[@dp-r.est.8995]

Whats an option for a 1200 sqft apartment? 2 person household, 2 Macs, 2 phones, 2 iPads, Echo device, work comp and about 20-30 smart home devices on a wifi network?

[@1R3VOLUTION]

I live in a 1895 home, in some sense it’s an old home about 1600 Sq ft there’s lath and plaster, brick 🧱 and right now I currently have the Netgear Night Hawk X6 R8000. I have wifi extenders but sometimes have trouble extending a good signal. do you think I’d benefit from a mesh network over the wifi network I currently have. I’m not completely sure if I’ve worded it right.

[@ecombs1983]

I would like to talk to you about this but I need to look up some info. I have used a night hawk for years I mean the one I'm using is at least 4 years old and it's still doing good.

[@Rcmiller]

I live in Florida and there are using lots of 2x4 metal studs and my velop I have to use all 3 to cover 2500 Sq Ft

[@douggemmill3497]

Would you test them with starlink

[@Greatsky]

Monte is gorgeous. He was fixated on your every word!!

[@josephchagan9015]

Be nice to know which orbi model you are using. They have several tiers with different speed ratings. Are you using a model that's rated to be as fast as the other 2?

[@alexbird2942]

You missed a big opportunity by not including the Eero. I have tried all of those personally and Eero outshines them all...by a lot.

[@ReverendHogwash]

His affiliate deal with them isnt as good!

[@Systolic120mmHg]

I've read plenty of reviews an Eero has place among the lowest in most reviews. I ain't gonna touch Eero because of their poor performance

[@alexbird2942]

Systolic120mmHg interesting. When I do some research, Eero frequently ranks among the top. Everyone’s opinions and uses are different it sounds like.

[@equilibrium1736]

Eero is definitely not the best hardware. There's a reason Orbi is 6 times the size and has far more features. The AX6000, RBK50, or SRK60 is light-years better. The point is to get the best coverage and speed through a mesh, not look compact.

[@alexbird2942]

@@equilibrium1736 I just accidentally saw this video again. Interesting thought since this video ranked Orbi the worst of the 3.

[@pilotnh2]

I have the Netgear Orbi mesh and gigabit wifi from Comcast. Wirelessly it maxes out arount 450 mBps. Any suggestions on an AX mesh system?

[@jedwardoo]

Will you also do Eero and Eero pro setup on top of these 3? I currently have the Linksys Velop. It was solid when I started using it for the first couple of months. Lately after almost a year using it, I would need to reboot the meshes every 2-4 weeks

[@MrKevosmin]

Are you still having that issue ?

[@louiep19]

I’ve watched a ton of reviews for mesh routers and this one is by for the most thorough and informative. Thank you for an excellent review. Question; I’m building a house and have the ability to run cables everywhere, so in a situation where you can hard wire all these devices and need to connect some smart home devices like cameras and smart locks, which router would you go with?

[@beri232]

Which Orbi were you testing? I just bought the RBK50 today (the 3,000 unit not the 2200 unit) and it gave me every ounce of upload/download speed my ISP provides... as much as wired connections actually. The range was so good off the main unit, I never even had to use the satellite. It annihilated the ISP wifi router. I am very happy with it. I even have coverage outside past my property lines.

[@kelly6473]

I intended to finish this even tho I already knew the verdict (w/o finishing the vid) bc of your dog! He's so cute

[@jimmyjamesred]

I have the orbi in a two story house. Generally works ok but we find sometimes devices connect to the router not the repeater or vice versa regardless of what is closer. Re mounting the wifi under the floor - have you done any testing comparing ceiling mounting to underfloor?

[@angelaacm8026]

I have a home that has cinder blocks as walls this has turned into a headache as i try to turn the house into smart house. If i am understanding correctly.... the linksys would do best. am i correct?

[@luisacero4456]

What is the product that you have for firewall ?

[@crwhhx]

you are not testing them with wired ethernet backhaul right?

[@markmceathron2013]

How is the UDM not included in this comparison?

[@troystreet]

Now that Google has this in tri band would it be the winner with both range and speed now?

[@kurtrindgen4708]

I have Velop and don’t have the same opinion. I don’t use it for an office but for the entire house. I got it because I wanted to have parental controls for my kids. It doesn’t work. At all and I believe I’m having a speed issue with my Velop.

[@awzsdrcfgybhjimklp]

I really hope you find a way to get this fixed but the orbi does have port forwarding because I have used it and it is very easy to use. Port forwarding is not in the app, it is in the web admin page under the advanced tab and it's if I remember right the very last item in the list in the sidebar.

[@markcamp1]

Why isn't Eero in this comparo? They came out higher than Google Nest in another vs I recently saw...in fact, substantially better...

[@Vamanos46]

How/what did you use to assess wifi heat map?

[@genryuusai]

My walls are concrete. I can't even get a decent phone signal in the house, so I need perfect wifi coverage everywhere. Not a very large house, but 3 floors full of concrete. Google wifi is current setup. It doesn't quite cut it. At all. It's being returned in 2 days. Ordered the Orbi RBK50 now. Hoping that'll have a stronger signal.

[@equilibrium1736]

Excellent choice, that is the correct decision. If you could afford the AX6000 that would even be better.

[@genryuusai]

@Kim Nguyen Signal on the top floor is still very weak, so I'll have to get a third satellite sooner or later. For now I'm happy with the RBK50 after about 2 months of use.

[@genryuusai]

@@equilibrium1736 It's more a matter of what I'm willing to spend on it xD This was already more than I was willing to pay for wifi..

[@PaliY79]

Your beautiful dog is the absolute winner. I also liked your video. Thank you for having your dog next to you and thank you for the video.

[@hansenwong710]

Can you please also test their WiFi seamless roaming? How “seamless” are any of these really? Like when you are doing WhatsApp video or Zoom meeting on iPhone while walking from one AP to another AP, would any of them drop the connection or not. (iPhone is just one example of hardware that support 802.11 k/v/r)

[@wellsuz2]

Thanks for this video. Which one you suggest for someone that have lots of wall in a semi-basement. 8 devices at the same time. I have a 120GB internet but the speed now is only 60, sometimes 30, so I need a mesh because the modem location is not helping.

[@brooker3840]

This is so incredibly detailed, thank you for putting this together

[@mistywillowfarm]

What are the specs? I’m curious because I just ordered a TP-Link Wi-Fi 6 mesh system.

[@JR-to8sn]

So I have read that the Nest Wifi repeaters are horrible and if you get two base stations and use one as a repeater, the speeds increase significantly. Can you confirm that if not, it would be good to try it. Thanks, great and complete review!

[@TheEmrickman]

I switched to 2 routers and used wired backhaul. Probably a 20-30 MPS increase. Coverage larger too.

[@christianarmas8062]

We just built an efficiency on the side of the house. So there's a brick wall separating the main house and the efficiency. Since the router is located in the opposite side of the efficiency, which do you recommend?

[@TimMoran1973]

I got an Arris ax7800. I got it for half the price ( the box was damaged not the router) . So far I love it. Much faster than my Apple AirPort Extreme.

[@nikchikersal8393]

in your opinion what mesh system would you recommend more for 1 gig internet at home (4-5k sq feet). 1.) Linksys - Velop AC2200 Tri-Band Mesh Wi-Fi 5 System 2.) NETGEAR - Nighthawk AX1800 Dual-Band Mesh Wi-Fi 6 Would either of these be capable of delivering 600-700 download speeds on newer devices, like iPhone 11, etc? As that's the speed I currently get with my spectrum ISP router. Please let me know. Thanks.

[@maxilus1256]

Dog: Seriously? My bowl is empty.

[@therealb888]

Why not go for unifi or cisco meraki or rukus or some respectable enterprise solutions rather than these home wifi solutions?

[@ckjmak2008]

Have you tested TP-Link Wifi 6 models? How are they?

[@TradersCoach]

I use the ORBI and adding satellites is problematic with the latest firmware update. Also, the ORBI added an option-able security called "Armor" powered by Bitdefender and it is awful. It blocks good websites and does not allow you to add websites to a safe list. Really bad. And once activated it is hard to remove. There is an app but it does not always connect well to the ORBI and it buggy.

[@foggyfrogman1]

Were the units all on the same channel?

[@jerryyau9099]

If I already have a router can i just buy the google points for the wider wifi coverage n google assistance?

[@tlperdue99]

How do ou know if a TV supports the router?

[@FadeToBlackened2303]

Did you test with all the wifi’s on at the same time ?

[@MrDiorio33]

I have the Orbi Ac3000 with one satellite & 1Gig fiber internet in my 2000 sq ft home and it works flawlessly. I get over 800 mb/s up and down consistently, and rarely do I have any hiccups. Anyone watching this don’t let this review convince you the Orbi isn’t a great product. I run over 40 connected devices to my smart home with little to no problems.

[@cuuppaajoe]

Is this a test of the WiFi-6 orbi?

[@terrevoges3242]

i just got the netgear mk62. easy set up really good range getting 445-485 though out the house. simple set up very happy.

[@MrRoyGS]

Dude, how many treats does your buddy get? That’s amazing! I wish my dog sat still like that looking at me for more than 20 seconds lol!