Orbi 770 Series

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.

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

The latest update solved all my 770 issues with disconnects. Orbi’s are weird.

Go figure! I bought the Orbi 770 early this year to replace my Linksys Velop Pro 7 MBE7000 for this same reason, constant disconnects requiring rebooting. For me, the Orbi fixed the problem wonderfully. Only strangeness I noticed with the Orbi was an almost daily 20 sec disconnect at night, which al

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

Just replaced my ORBI RBR / RBS20 Mesh system with new ORBI 770 series. Happy with speed and throughput improvements and more consistent and reliable coverage. So far so good

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.

Thanks for sharing! 🙏 I am also satisfied with my Orbi 770 system. It just works fine.

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

I went from Asus's RoG mesh to Orbi 770, and instantly regretted it. My ultimate answer was to return the 770 set and finally concede on a Ubiquiti. Dream Router 7 + two Max Pro 7 APs, with some PoE switches powering the two APs while also driving the other ports from the AP itself. It's nowhere nea