Netgear Orbi RBK50
Smart WLAN connection between Orbi Router and Satelit
Orbi is a Tri-Band WLAN system that automatically connects your devices to the strongest signal (router or satellite) without your intervention and works in the optimal frequency band (2.4 or 5Ghz) for you so that you can always enjoy full signal strength and Internet speed without interruption.
2x better performance compared to conventional Router+Repeater solutions
No matter where they are in the house or garden and even while you move freely – even across floors. Compared to other mesh systems on the market, Orbi has a secure (1.7 Gbit/s) connection between router and satellite. This is the only way to ensure consistently high performance for all your end devices.
This mesh system RBK50 exceeds my expectations.
The performance is perfect for a medium house.
Only the setup is not as easy as described if you don’t use the device in router mode, but reasonably.
wants to operate in access point mode
Because that’s the whole point of working in W-Lan mode without router operation.
And to switch off ALL other W-Lan devices at the same time.
Who gets this, has a super interference-free, robust reception.
Who wants to work with it in the router operation, has this very fast everything furnished.
Orbi is the easiest and smartest way to enjoy high-speed WLAN in every corner of your home. The Orbi WLAN System 2 Kit covers homes up to 350 sqm with strong WLAN signals. With Tri-Band WLAN, Orbi establishes a dedicated wireless connection to the Internet at high speeds, no matter how many devices are connected.
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