Nighthawk RS300

Did you connect your pc to the router with an Ethernet cable? Also, I'm pretty sure your pc can't be used as a modem . . . Also pretty sure the RS700S is overkill and you could have gotten away with using the one I bought. I just hooked up my new Netgear Nighthawk RS300 a week ago.

I would pay a bit more for a WRT-capable router, as the other commenter recommended. Netgear, ASUS, and Eero are the best brands I've used in residential deployments. Check out Netgear's Nighthawk RAX50 (WiFi 6 capable, and costs ~$150-200). If you want WiFi 7 capability, look at the Nighthawk RS300

Which Netgear Nighthawk router do you have?What does he get with the ethernet wired to the netgear, then ethernet connected from router to the modem? I've got the Netgear Nighthawk RS700 and get 1.2gbs on my iphone 17 from 2 rooms over or a floor below. I tested 3 other mesh options and kept coming

Netgear nighthawk rs300 should handle like 60 devices and the models after that are if there’s more bandwidths usage. But this thing’s WiFi 7 and future proof for the next few years

I've chosen a Netgear Nighthawk RS300 as I had a good price in EU, it is a wifi 7 router but a wifi 6E will be enough for the Quest 3. As mentionned above, it will work best when ised only for VR and not in a crowded area, this is where the 6Ghz band is preferred. I've set up my router in access poi

In the last few months I’ve gone from the Xfinity gateway, to TP link archer, to netgear nighthawk RS300, to now the ubiquiti ucg-max + u7 AP. Through all this testing, my desire for maximum network customization has increased substantially. For this, ubiquiti is in a league of their own. By far the