Hey! Go with the ASUSAX3000. It's fast, reliable, has Ethernet ports, and you can manage it in a browser... Perfect for fibre, basic streaming, and 2.4GHz devices. The Netgear RS90 is nice but kind of overkill (and pricey) for what you need. Under $50 is tough unless you go used or refurbished. AX30

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

Turned out to be my old router, and my own fault. Replaced old router with a new Netgear rs90 and it's back to nice and fast.

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.

Not an expert but sharing my very recent experience. I had an old nighthawk Netgear router from 2018 that started to act up, so I got a newer WiFi 7 router from Netgear (RS90) and it was even worse than the old one. After hours on the phone with tech support they couldn’t do much, so I returned it a

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

The router, I personally went with NETGEAR Nighthawk Dual-Band WiFi 7 Router (RS90).