Orbi 770 Series

I would suggest either the Asus RT-BE96U if you can get by with a single device (if the modem will be located in the middle of your home and you are at about no larger than 2,000 square feet), or the Netgear Orbi 770 series if your space is larger and/or the modem is in the far corner of the home wh

I’ve been running the orbi 770 latest firmware with wired backhaul with zero issues and would highly recommend them

I use MOCA with my Orbi 770 mesh system. Couldn’t be happier. It just works.

I’m also a satisfied Orbi 770 system user, 2 x satellites (AP’s) wired backhaul. Solid WiFi throughout my home (2 floors) and a good stretch of the front and rear gardens. My only wish would be more settings in the web UI. I make use of the IoT channel but it doesn’t have a separate vlan, which kind

So your only reason to upgrade is because the RBR40 is end of life I assume, speeds are all good. Have you considered the Orbi 770? Newer tech than the RBK and works well in a wired backhaul environment. It is an entire system also, so you probably wouldn’t need to fork out for an AX6000 in addition

Which TP-Link did you pick up? I just hooked up the Orbi 770 BE11000 and did the dance trying to find the best location for the satellite. Not unhappy with the results. I also have an unopened TP/Link BE63 BE10000 (2 satellites) on my office floor waiting for a day when the house is empty to give th

You can use all WiFi bands in Ethernet backhaul (nothing reserved for wireless backhaul when in Ethernet backhaul), it is much more stable for me with iPhones, the design is prettier, it doesn’t get as hot, it has faster hardware and ports. I am extremely happy with my Orbi 770 mesh system.

Sounds like OP already made the switch, but I can provide my specific experience for the benefit of others. I ran the RBK852 config for the past three years and it was absolutely rock stable. Never had any issues with it despite a house full of devices and multiple 4k streaming TVs. I was itching to

You can grab some MoCA units if you have Coax drops to prevent tearing up your walls. Etsy has stands available for their flying saucer shaped APs, you can 3D print stands for In-Walls (which is what I did for my U6Es) and there's first-party stands available for the U7 ProWalls. It looks like Orbi

I’m a massive fan of the Orbi 770(3) (1 x router and 2 x satellites). I upgraded from my old Nighthawk MK63 and haven’t looked back. Speed throughout my home is consistent, topping out at over 900Mpbs, my fibre package is 900Mpbs so I get more than I pay for. I have a wired backhaul set up which wor