NETGEAR Orbi 770 Series Tri-band WiFi 7 Mesh System (RBE773) - Router + 2 Satellite Extenders - Covers up to 8,000 sq. ft., 100 Devices - 2.5 Gig Internet Port - BE11000 802.11be (up to 11Gbps)

Excelente producto.

The NETGEAR Orbi 770 mesh WiFi system is, without a doubt, a perfect 5-star product that immediately solved every dead zone and connectivity issue in my home. The setup process was incredibly easy and straightforward, guiding me to a complete, seamless network in minutes. Since installation, the reliability has been unmatched; I now experience truly great, consistent speeds across all three bands, from the basement to the third floor, providing a rock-solid connection for streaming, gaming, and remote work simultaneously. Furthermore, the robust security features provide complete peace of mind, making the Orbi 770 an indispensable and highly recommended upgrade for anyone seeking fast, worry-free, and dependable whole-home WiFi coverage.

Phenomenal System, Easy setup, great range coverage, blazingly fast, many ports, good phone support! Switched from a google mesh. I should have done a while ago! Can't go wrong! Buy it now!

I purchased my Orbi 770 Series router + 2 satellites in July 2025. It has now been running without problems for 5 months. It did take some effort to get the router and each satellite updated to the latest firmware. For the updates, I jumpered the satellites directly to the router using Ethernet patch cables. The satellites are now connected in series to the router. At initialization it took Orbi a while to recognize that the satellites had been changed to be in series. The router is in the basement with satellites on the second and third floors of my 110 year old house. Coverage is excellent. I created a separate SSID for IoT devices on 2.4 GHz only. That was straightforward, though it was a pain to reconfigure all the IoT devices in the house to use this new SSID. I have been running double NAT through my existing Verizon FIOS router. Now that everything appears stable, I plan to remove the Verizon router and connect the Orbi directly to the Verizon Optical Network Termination unit.

Nightmare setup experience. It took 5 hours of back-and-forth time on chat and phone with Netgear tech support, with their team running background config changes on my devices, to get the satellites to connect. Then another 2 hours when I added an additional satellite later. The router software and companion app are atrocious. 4/5 times I open the Orbi app to check the network status, the network treats that as a signal to immediately disconnect the device I’m using. 4/5 times I open the app I’m also prompted to pay a premium subscription for parental controls I don’t want or need. Restarting these devices takes eons - 5-10 minutes to reestablish satellite links to the base when the devices are 30 feet apart with no physical obstacles between them. Even wired connections to the satellites aren’t safe. I get frequent dips in connection quality between the base and satellites are seemingly just too slow to talk to one another at times. I end up hard-restarting at least one satellite every few days due to these issues. On top of this, likely because the firmware on these devices is so jacked, moving devices from room to room (satellite to satellite) results in the network dropping them / failing to hand off the device and maintain an IP address. I encounter this issue daily or every other day with at least one phone, laptop or tablet in the house. When this happens, it’s a 5-10 minute wait if I restart the satellite I want to connect to, or a 0-15 minute wait for the satellite to pick up the connection by its own will. I’ve never encountered reliability issues at this magnitude before, having used mesh router products from Google, TP-Link and Eero. This is an expensive routing solution, and especially for the money it comes with an inexcusable basket of headeaches and reliability issues. Look elsewhere.