Orbi 770 Series

My Orbi 770 with 3 nodes covers my 3200 sq ft house without issue. I get 1.4-1.8Gbps at every corner of my house.

You probably want a mesh router. This means that there are two or three routers in a pack that all connect to one another automatically to keep your signal boosted. Go with TP Link Deco or Netgear Orbi 770.

Although many problems are reported, I still love my Orbi 770 setup. It runs very smoothly. Strange to see different behaviours for the same product.

I've had an Orbi 770 for several months now and have had no problems with it (running wired backhaul). I have an Xfinity 1G plan and consistently beat 1G either on a wired laptop or a relatively new iPad. No drops that I've noticed. The one thing I did do before getting the Orbi was upgrade the swit

Lol that solved my problem too. Upgraded to the Orbi 770 mesh 2 weeks ago. I'm actually getting the speeds I'm paying for all throughout the house, device roaming works pretty well and not a single disconnection. All of my headaches and frustrations are gone. Should've done this a while ago.

To be honest, the Fritzbox router suppled is actually pretty decent - good Wifi coverage (not mindblowing) but better than the shitty boxes from BT/Virgin and also offers plenty customisation. I did however go with Netgear Orbi 770 series Wifi 7 mesh - didn't want to spend money wiring the house and

Appreciate that, however, my stick has wifi 6e, I have an Orbi 770 wifi 7 mesh system and get 1800Mbps up and down on my 2Gbps fiber connection.

Thanks to everyone for the feedback. I thought more about it and we got the Orbi 770 3-pack. It was more than I originally wanted to spend, but we had a coupon and thought investing now will last us for awhile going forward. And after I got it installed … WOW. I knew my old system had some dead spot

Gave up up on the Velop Pro 7s. Changed the adult node multiple times and the issue kept happening, kept dropping the internet for hours and would need to be restarted. Went from once every other week to every day or two. Customer service tried stating it was my ISP causing the issues. Went to the O

Happy to hear that. I gave up on the Velop and went back to Orbi (770) despite the high price - range, signal strength and functionality are much better for me than was the Velop.