RS90-100NAS

This was a cool find! Very nice! I went ahead and plugged in one of our Netgear routers (Netgear Nighthawk RS90) and did a couple checks to see if it actually did anything. Unfortunately, it looks like it doesn't change a thing. I re-captured the beacon frame after enabling the setting (ensuring I f

I just moved from Canada to the US and got spectrum Internet as it’s the only thing available in my area. I decided to buy a Netgear Nighthawk RS90 that’s on sale at Amazon for $99. It’s a wifi 7 dual band router and works well (mind you I only have 5 devices connected and 7 when me and my girlfrien

can confirm device is fraud. purchased on amazon feb 17 2026. POS turns gigabit fiber into 100mbps. and when gigabit finally comes through, wifi still slow as pouring fudge in the artic. cuts ethernet speeds down to half. device is highly unstable. purchased netgear nighthawk rs90 as replacement. up

Both are solid routers. ASUS RT-BE82U has better customization options and more features, like AiMesh for mesh networking. Netgear Nighthawk RS90 is cheaper and has decent performance, but Netgear's firmware can be less intuitive. If you've had good experiences with ASUS, might be worth sticking wit

Definitely get your own router. Saves you $10 a month and the coverage within your house should improve. I've got a Netgear Nighthawk RS90 and it's worked great.

I recently upgraded from an old Google wifi setup to the Netgear Nighthawk RS90.It works flawlessly in my 2 bedroom apartment. I get my 500mbps now in every room on my phone. I wasn't sure if my older devices would be faster but even wifi 5 gadgets got a big boost.I put a tp-link pci-e wifi 6 networ

I have an 8 or 16 port switch I plan on connecting to the wireless bridged router. The trick is picking the correct Netgear router to use as a wireless bridge with an RS90 as the primary router. I am not spending $200+ on a router just to use it as a wireless bridge.