NETGEAR Nighthawk 4-Stream AX4 Wi-fi 6 Router (RAX40) – AX3000 Wireless Speed (Up to 3 Gbps) | 1,500 Sq Ft Coverage

Super fast internet at home

Great coverage

You don't need experience to setup and they have wonderful app to control the wifi. 👍

Price was good also and the signal coverage is great for 300 Square meters two floors Villa The things i hate that router is cutting wifi6 signal and need to restart every 2 or 3 days and I hate to do that on bed cose it's in down floor My internet speed above 800 mbs but can't get more then 420mbs via wifi Even with my gaming laptop you need to hook the cat cable better All my devices supports wifi6 even my laptop The power adapter is US version not UAE 3 pin If I had chance I will rather to go for another brand Tnx

Great coverage and App software easy to use.

Some time it stop working and I need to restart it I use it in the room only but the wifi speed is good

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I was expecting much more from this router. Setup was fine, although I set it up through my phone first, then I went to my laptop and had to set it up again? Odd. I was hoping the signal would at least get upstairs. It did not. These concrete walls are tough to get through. This router is probably best for a large room, or a house made of wood. Also, I don't have enough devices to take full advantage of wifi 6. I'll be getting a mesh system.

This review is for the Netgear Nighthawk AX12 12 Steam AX WiFi Router (Model Number: RAx120) MY BROADBAND PACKAGE: Virgin Media Fibre Optic Cable. 220MB Download and 20MB upload broadband plan. Using Virgin SuperHub 3. MY HOME SETUP: Large 4 bedroom detached property (very wide) over 2 floors (No brick internal walls). Furthest internal point in house, from the router is approx 15 meters. I have approx 15 devices connecting to the WiFi network. THE VIRGIN SUPER HUB 3: The only time I ever received Virgin’s advertised upload and download speeds was when I connected my MacBook Pro directly to the router using an Ethernet cable. Great - if you don't mind cables running all over your house. The WiFi was horrendously slow 90% of the time - I was often getting download speeds of just 20MB and that was in the same room as the router. In other rooms or upstairs the WiFi signal would degrade further still, to the point that it was often unusable - frequently I would get faster downloads using 4G (on my iPhone Pro Max). I tried all the usual stuff - turning the router off and back on again - turning off the mobile devices and laptops - and resetting the router back to factory settings. Even resorted to tweaking the router settings, to no avail. Occasionally, the router would give me a faster WiFi connection when turned off and back on again (maybe reaching 70MB) and then within minutes or a couple of hours it was back to the usual slow speed connection. I tried WiFi extenders etc.. nothing seemed to work, and as I work from home, I would end up using ethernet cable during the day to ensure I had a fast and constant reliable connection. Fed up with the slow WiFi and having an ethernet cable running over 10 metres to the study I started to research the Virgin Super Hub 3 router online. If only I had done it sooner. The reviews for it are terrible (and that's from official reviewers - not your average lay person). In view of this and already have spent a small fortune on other devices (extenders etc) I started to look at reviews for the NETGEAR Nighthawk router. Initial reaction was expensive, but the reviews for it were generally very good. Having had enough of my current unworkable setup, I decided to purchase the router. THE NIGHTHAWK NETGEAR ROUTER REVIEW: Arrived within a couple of days via Amazon Prime. Downloaded the app to my iPhone, launched it and followed the step-by-step instructions to complete the router setup. It was an absolute breeze. I had the new router up and running within half an hour of getting it out of the box. Note: If you're using the Virgin Super Hub 3, you will need to change the Super Hub 3 from "WiFi Mode" to "Modem Mode", before you start setting up the Nighthawk router, which can easily be done within the router's settings. During the set-up, you're asked if you want to keep your existing Network SSID and Password... Select "YES" as this means all of your existing devices will automatically connect to the new router (once set-up), otherwise you'll have a New SSID and Password, which you’ll have to set-up on every device you wish to connect to the WiFi. This worked perfectly for me. Post setup, all of my existing devices connected perfectly. Note: The 5G network has shorter range but faster connection, whereas the 2G network has further range but slower speed connection. I managed to get all of my smart devices (TV's, mobile phones, iPads) to connect to the 5G Wi-Fi network without any issues or signal drops anywhere in the house. There are 5 ethernet ports on the back of the router, which I also used to connect some devices (e.g Lounge TV, and PS4). Here's THE BEST BIT ... THE SPEED... WOW - this has totally blown my socks off!!! Most of the devices are connecting to the WiFi at almost full speed (220MB download) most of the time. In the furthest corners of the house I can still gets signals as fast as 210MB. I'm totally impressed and wish I'd bought this sooner. The Nighthawk Phone App is great. It allows you to see all of the devices connecting to the network either via WiFi or wired connection. You can 'pause' internet to individual devices if you like. You can also check the internet upload and download speed between your Router and ISP, which is handy. You can also turn on a "Guest WiFi" network if you wish to give house gets access to WiFi but not 'your' personal WiFi. There is also a traffic meter, if you wish to track how much data you're using . IN CONCLUSION: This router isn't cheap, in fact it's one of Netgear's most expensive. It does however have the latest WiFi standard (WiFi 6 aka "AX") which the latest iPhones, Samsung Devices, iPads can make use off. It is also backward compatible with all previous WiFi standards. It is quick and easy to setup and doesn't require any technical knowledge. Most importantly is the WiFi speed which I've been completely amazed with. You might also be able to get great results with other cheaper Netgear Routers (I didn't want to take the chance based on the amount I'd spent cumulatively on other products trying to sort my poor WiFi signal), however, I can wholly recommend this router if you have the budget, want ultra-fast WiFi speeds, and are looking to ensure any new smart device purchases can make use of the very latest and fastest WiFi.

The NETGEAR AX1800 WiFi 6 Router (RAX10) has completely transformed my home network. Here's why it gets 5 stars from me: Speedy WiFi 6: No more lag or buffering! This router delivers incredibly fast WiFi 6 speeds, perfect for streaming, gaming, and downloading large files simultaneously across all my devices. Increased Capacity: My home has several devices constantly connected, and the RAX10 handles it all with ease. It's ideal for small to medium-sized homes with multiple users. Easy Setup: I was up and running in no time. The setup process is straightforward, and the router can be managed remotely through the Nighthawk app for added convenience. Bonus Security Features: I feel secure knowing my network is protected with NETGEAR Armor's advanced cyber threat protection. This gives me peace of mind while my family surfs the web. Parental Controls: A thoughtful feature for families! The NETGEAR Smart Parental Controls allow me to manage my kids' screen time and ensure they're browsing safely. Overall, the NETGEAR AX1800 WiFi 6 Router (RAX10) is a fantastic choice for anyone looking to upgrade their home network. It's fast, reliable, secure, and packed with features that make it a breeze to manage. Highly recommend!

Be able to enable the bridge for certain port(s) and it's configurable easily.

Out of my 1 Gbps bandwidth I get like 600 Mbps on all of my devices in a very small apartment. Huge lag spikes in gaming, every 20-30 minutes I get latency spikes of around 5000 milliseconds (20 milliseconds average). If you are techy and want to debug it, forget it. The capabilities of this device are so limited, that any cheap tp-link would beat it. It has some logs but they are useless, they don’t write any useful info. It’s advertised that it has VPN client features, but in reality it’s limited to only one VPN provider that is of a very low quality. Router has a Broadcom chip and there is no custom firmware available for this platform. And the stock firmware is an absolute trash. Almost all of the features require a subscription. This is an ok router for a regular user, but for an advanced user, gamer or tech guy this is an absolute no. But if you want a regular router why should you spend more on a thing that works worse than any low budget solution. If I still could return it I would, but I had it for a year and now I will just throw it in a trash bin and get some ASUS instead.

I chose this router to update my wifi in the house, my criteria was coverage and speed since the old router was starting to show it's age. After reading the reviews the Netgear RAX 120 was my choice, it has the coverage at 3500 sqft and the speed hit the target, an added plus was multi device usage without the lag. To address some issues I have seen in reviews. 1. Set up: From what I saw in most unsat reviews the people that were unhappy used the app to setup the router. I started with this process and quickly saw how this could be frustrating. I would HIGHLY recommend you hardwire setup with pc, it is a MUCH easier process. 2. Firestick: So far, I can start up just about all of my apps on my firestick, I do have one that gives me problems and that's my Dish app. For some reason it shuts down router and it only happens on tv's and not kindle or phone. That being said, I have only had to restart router once so far so this is a puzzle. 3. Real world performance: I have about an 1800 sqft home, the old router I had dead spots. This router performs like a rhino on steroids. Old router I could barely get a signal in the garage, now I can go across the street to the neighbors front door and still have a signal. There is no lag, since this is fast and can handle multiple devices at the same time without issue, I do not get the occasional clocking spinner in center screen. Conclusion: This is a good router if you keep it simple. I am sure other users have tweaked it to their liking but for most of us who buy product and plug it in and expect it to work this router will do. 02/23/2022 - Update: I am sorry to say I have to return this router and lower the rating. The reboot and restart reviews I have read are true and I have experienced them for myself. I am not willing to spend hours or days to try and hash out problem since I don't want to miss my return window and I don't feel like double talk. I think as a consumer that when you get something like this that it should work out of the box with little or no issues. I did set this up correctly and as I have mentioned I did it hardwired. When it works it is great but the reboots several times a day is annoying. 03/11/2022 Traded in the RAX120 for RAX70, the differences between the two are subtle. When the RAX120 worked it was awesome, the range and the speed were just outstanding. The problem with the RAX as I have mentioned is the constant reboot. I traded this in for a RAX70, this router is just as good if not better. RAX70 is a triband router and is wifi 6 however the range is a little shorter by 1000 ft, in my house I do not notice the difference. This router I have had for about 2 weeks now and I must say it is solid, no resets or reboots. I have a theory which is the RAX series 120 and 200 might have program issues but maybe heating problems too. I bring this up because I noticed when I turned on the fan permanently for the RAX120, the reboots were fewer but they still happened.