NETGEAR
Orbi 770 Series
Based on 191 Reddit mentions
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Sonos + Orbi 770 troubleshoot
Yes. I had that same issue.! And I have a couple of solutions for you! I even contacted Sonos support and spent hours to find this. So if you have a Sonos arc or surround system, the only good way to get it to work is too hard wire ethernet to the system. You only need one to be connected and the re
...GHOST_JR in r/orbi
March 9, 2026 4:33 AM
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Best wifi 7 router?
Avoid Netgear at all costs. They appear to be incapable of getting the firmware right for their WiFi 7 units. I got an Orbi 770 and gave up. I went back to Eero with the Pro 7. Back to stable WiFi.
D_K21 in r/HomeNetworking
August 13, 2025 6:16 PM
5
Orbi 970 with Ubiquity ucg-fiber?
I did this with Orbi 770. Didn't solve any of the reliability issues with the Orbi system for me. Then built out a full UniFi XG switching core too. Everything worked fine on that and solved the backhaul hourly lag / packet loss when fully wired. Didn't help with the wireless implications though, of
...MrJimBusiness- in r/orbi
November 22, 2025 3:29 PM
4
Stay away from Netgear Orbi, Nighthawk bad products and worst customer service ever!
You'll be happy to find out that the migration is easy. We were a Netgear house for years, then flipped to Asus and AImesh for a couple of years, which eventually had random recurring failures I couldn't tolerate being a remote leader with remote teams. My guess was ultimately a race condition becau
...vagueprecision in r/orbi
January 13, 2026 10:11 PM
3
Questions on what to do
Keep the Eero. Netgear is awful. I bought the Orbi 770 and had a lot of problems. Support is worthless. I switched back to Eero with the Pro 7. Back to stability.
D_K21 in r/orbi
July 13, 2025 9:59 PM
5
BEWARE: Orbi 770 is absolute trash. Netgear support is even worse.
I had the exact same experience when upgrading from an old Orbi to the 770...random pauses, outages, etc, including after firmware upgrades...total garbage. Replaced it with a TP-Link and everything immediately ran smoothly.
Gavram in r/orbi
November 1, 2025 3:18 AM
2
Deploying a small network
Sounds like you haven't really used enough different consumer/prosumer setups to speak to this. I have. The others suck. Hard. UI does really have better QC and vetting process through its community releases. Period. Have you experienced how this goes with Eero and Netgear? To say it's a joke is an
...MrJimBusiness- in r/Ubiquiti
November 7, 2025 5:13 PM
2
Orbi 770 in AP-mode, is it stable?
I've been using Orbi 770 since March after thinking it'd be better than eero and oh boy how wrong I was. Don't bother with it. I've got new Ubiquiti equipment coming to replace my Orbi 770 system and can't wait for it!
frenguin in r/orbi
November 17, 2025 7:27 PM
2
Frequent buffering on devices since WiFi 7 upgrade — what gives?
I have the same exact issues. Bought an Orbi RBK43 mesh system 7 years ago.. solid as all hell. "Upgraded" to the TP-Link be10000 but didn't like how the channels were separated so I returned it for an Orbi 770 and started experiencing your same issues. I talked to Netgear support and they gave me a
...QuadHash in r/HomeNetworking
February 7, 2025 11:09 PM
3
Wife said “WiFi sucks, fix it, but don’t tell me how much it costs”
I just hooked up a Dream Router 7 and UC7 pro last night and I'm walking out of BestBuy after returning an Orbi 770. I can't believe the difference in quality and software. And I got the Ubiquiti combo for cheaper at Microcenter. I'm pumped on the new equipment.
brooselee in r/Ubiquiti
April 3, 2026 6:07 PM
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