Description
NETGEAR Orbi Pro Tri-Band Mesh WiFi System – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
NETGEAR Orbi Pro Tri-Band Mesh WiFi System (SRK60) — Router & Extender Replacement covers up to 5,000 sq. ft., 2 Pack, 3Gbps Speed Router & 1 Satellite
Standing screen display size
7 Inches
Wireless Type
802.11ac
Item model number
SRK60-100NAS
Item Weight
2.06 pounds
Product Dimensions
3.3 x 6.8 x 9.7 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH
3.3 x 6.8 x 9.7 inches
Color
white
Power Source
corded-electric
Manufacturer
Netgear
ASIN
B074NCBVR8
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer
No
Date First Available
August 31, 2017
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Questions & Answers – NETGEAR Orbi Pro Tri-Band Mesh WiFi System :
Technical specifications – NETGEAR Orbi Pro Tri-Band Mesh WiFi System :
Brand
NETGEAR
Series
2-Pack WiFi System (Up to 5,000 sqft)
Frequency Band Class
Tri-Band
Wireless Type
802.11ac
Compatible Devices
iPhone, Laptop, Gaming Console
Frequency
5 GHz
Included Components
,
Connectivity Technology
Wi-Fi, Ethernet
Color
white
Item Weight
2.06 Pounds
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C. K (verified owner) –
– My download speed is always min 125 Mb/sec (my plan is 100Mb/sec) everywhere now in my house from the basement to the 3rd floor which was not the case before.
J. D (verified owner) –
– Triband wire mesh router is a good option if you have many multimedia devices (Smart TV, fire stick, appleTV, NAS, PC, laptops/MacBook etc.,) supports 802.11 ac. Now I have wifi connectivity speed at 5GHz is upward of 300 Mbps.
J. N (verified owner) –
After multiple attempts to configure this system myself on an existing network – the frustration level was pretty high after the nodes stopped communicating with the front-end … – I’ve been looking for a more flexible (and option rich) alternative to the many different mesh-type wireless systems on the market. My initial intrigue with the Orbi Pro System was the plethora of positive reviews in the ether of the web. Multiple sources proclaimed that this system was a ‘plug-n-play’ ready solution for those wanting a business class product that could be attached to an existing network back-bone as a wireless AP. This had me excited. Unfortunately, the setup routine for anything but the Router front-end scheme is anything but simple. After multiple attempts to configure this system myself on an existing network – the frustration level was pretty high after the nodes stopped communicating with the front-end router and I was placed on hold multiple times with the technical support team at Netgear. Just the process of getting in touch with the right ‘business’ support department left me hugely disappointed; with unreasonably long hold times on the phone and improper routing of my calls more than once. I was even provided a direct business support team phone number which invariably routed me through to the consumer support folks that were less than professional in their execution.
N. T (verified owner) –
Great Conceptual Idea, Mediocre Execution – After all the great reviews I’d read about this product on line, I was more than a little eager to get it up and running to replace the reliable, but ancient Apple Timemachine setup I have had running in my larger home for the past 10 years.
N. T (verified owner) –
Great Conceptual Idea, Mediocre Execution – After all the great reviews I’d read about this product on line, I was more than a little eager to get it up and running to replace the reliable, but ancient Apple Timemachine setup I have had running in my larger home for the past 10 years.
J. N (verified owner) –
After multiple attempts to configure this system myself on an existing network – the frustration level was pretty high after the nodes stopped communicating with the front-end … – I’ve been looking for a more flexible (and option rich) alternative to the many different mesh-type wireless systems on the market. My initial intrigue with the Orbi Pro System was the plethora of positive reviews in the ether of the web. Multiple sources proclaimed that this system was a ‘plug-n-play’ ready solution for those wanting a business class product that could be attached to an existing network back-bone as a wireless AP. This had me excited. Unfortunately, the setup routine for anything but the Router front-end scheme is anything but simple. After multiple attempts to configure this system myself on an existing network – the frustration level was pretty high after the nodes stopped communicating with the front-end router and I was placed on hold multiple times with the technical support team at Netgear. Just the process of getting in touch with the right ‘business’ support department left me hugely disappointed; with unreasonably long hold times on the phone and improper routing of my calls more than once. I was even provided a direct business support team phone number which invariably routed me through to the consumer support folks that were less than professional in their execution.
C. K (verified owner) –
– My download speed is always min 125 Mb/sec (my plan is 100Mb/sec) everywhere now in my house from the basement to the 3rd floor which was not the case before.
J. D (verified owner) –
– Triband wire mesh router is a good option if you have many multimedia devices (Smart TV, fire stick, appleTV, NAS, PC, laptops/MacBook etc.,) supports 802.11 ac. Now I have wifi connectivity speed at 5GHz is upward of 300 Mbps.
I. E (verified owner) –
Seems To Work Great, But… – This wireless mesh network seems to work great, and greatly improved my overall coverage from my old AP/router and extender plug. Following the advise of other reviewers, I updated the firmware before I did much of anything. After that, I connected directly to the primary AP to do the setup. You CAN definitely connect to the AP wirelessly or via Ethernet for the initial configuration. After you sync the satellite to the primary, you can also then directly connect to the satellite device as well. Both work just fine. I completely stayed away from the app, based on the reviews here, as well as the extremely low rating on the App store.
I. E (verified owner) –
Seems To Work Great, But… – This wireless mesh network seems to work great, and greatly improved my overall coverage from my old AP/router and extender plug. Following the advise of other reviewers, I updated the firmware before I did much of anything. After that, I connected directly to the primary AP to do the setup. You CAN definitely connect to the AP wirelessly or via Ethernet for the initial configuration. After you sync the satellite to the primary, you can also then directly connect to the satellite device as well. Both work just fine. I completely stayed away from the app, based on the reviews here, as well as the extremely low rating on the App store.