NETGEAR Orbi Whole Home Tri-Band WiFi 6 Mesh Network System (RBK752P) – Router with 1 Satellite Extender, Security Features, Coverage up to 5,000 sq. ft., 75 Devices, AX5200 802.11ax (Up to 5.2Gbps)

The biggest thing to know —if tech isn’t your first language — you plug the main Orbi into your existing router box that’s plugged into the wall. The other Orbi is its “satellite” and helps the internet speed and connection on different floors or areas of the house. This is the WiFi part.This was the easiest home network system I’ve ever hooked up. I’m astounded signal strength is maintained everyone at max right now. The app made it super easy. Signal is FANTASTIC and we have a 4,000+ sq foot house. Only using 2 and strong from corner to corner.I got it all set up within an hour. I love being able to rename the network, label all the connected devices, and control my kid’s individual devices to limit screen time. There’s a pause button next to each connected device listed in the app.If you have a garage hooked to this network be sure to do the travel limits on the door after you change to the new network in your garage door opener app (it’s a safety feature)Then it will connect. This was the only hurdle I encountered. And found results with Reddit and a quick YouTube video.Netgear, I’m super happy so far. Thanks for making a solid product.

I replaced an older set of Orbi's (slower) with this new set. They are must faster and give me the full band width of my provider through out my home. Setup was easy as I had a learning curve from my original set. I did experience one problem: I have a long house. My internet connection comes into one end of the house. I set the main router there and put two satellite units inline down the centerline of the house. The second satellite unit (furthest away from the main unit) does not connect to the intermediate placed unit. Rather it connects to the main router--sometimes with 'good' reception and other times with 'poor' reception. After a couple of hours with Orbi tech help, I found out that the satellite units always tries to connect to the main router, even if another satellite is providing a stronger signal--supposedly 'this provides a faster connection.' Do not understand why this is the case since I do get a 'poor' connection to the main router at times on the second satellite unit. Looks like I wasted my money on getting a second satellite unit. Even with this problem, I am getting full bandwidth throughout the house.

Been buying Netgear WiFi equipment for much of the last 20 years: this will be the absolute last Netgear equipment I buy.Router works fine. Satellite was alright: sync was finicky, but got it working, seemed fine. First accidental unplug, and the satellite is now a brick. Once it powers on, the lights never stop flashing, never reconnects to the router. Power cycled it. Hard reset it with the paper clip. Plugged it in with ethernet. Singularly terrible: would sign up for a class action if anyone is interested. Lost 8 hours of my life trying to figure it out, Netgear support forums are pointless.Finally found a Reddit thread indicating that this is a boot error and recovery is largely impossible.Stay away from the RBS750P.

Had to change out my router after over a decade.I should have done so sooner!These have been amazing and easy to use.They have been stable, have a great range and the mesh system is a game changer!I bought refurbished and besides a great price they looked and worked as if new.Setup was so easy and the app walked you through the process.I used the same network name and the was a seamless transition for my old devices to jump on network.

I bought these to replace my RBR/RBS50. Given the kit is called RBK752P I expected RBR/RBS750, but these are actually RBR/RBS750P which is just the 760 series. They only have 4 radios instead of the 6 found in the model 750s and a much weaker cpu which will lead to long reboot times and slow firmware upgrades.I will update this review in about a week after I decide if I'm going to keep them.EDIT: I guess I'll keep them. They're as good as my RBR50/RBS50 with higher speed (not that my isp can deliver it), and gigabit ethernet ports all around, making it easy to just plug in without wondering what ports only support 10/100.Even though they are labeled RBR/RBS750P, they have the rexact same FCC ID (PY321100530) as the RBR/RBS760. So they're not a new 750 model, they were simply renamed to 750P 2 years after launch.Only 4 stars because I'm still frustrated I was had by deceitful renaming, but they're fine, especially for the price.

I have always been satisfied with NETGEAR products. We do a lot of streaming and some gaming and there is no lag or buffering. My only complaint with NETGEAR is they could make setup a lot more intuitive.

This is awesome. To be honest when having a big house or yard this is great i have wifi all around the house and yard. So i put the satellite about 200ft away from the router and when i ran speed test i was getting same speed from wifi from standing 5ft away from modem and 500 ft away. The app is great at seeing who is connected to wifi, changing password, and you can be anywhere and see the wifi as well as running speed test, updates etc. this is the 3rd one i have bought just because it so much and have used them as presents for family that has been struggling with getting wifi to reach around the house or slow speeds. I really like there is 2 different wifi 2g and 5g but when searching for wifi there is only one wifi that pops up but it’s for both networks.

This device does its job. However, the mobile app is lack luster. Coming from other brands, and for the price that I paid for this; and may have to pay if I want to expand the system, it's not worth it. Internet also drops intermittently; even kids who are barely literate are able to explain to me the quality of service has changed since our replacement. I would not choose this brand again.