I’ve wasted way too much time dealing with dead zones and buffering. This Netgear R6400v2 has been a total game-changer. I get a perfect signal in every room of the house, even the spots where my old router failed. I have multiple devices streaming and gaming at the same time, and it doesn't skip a beat. With easy setup, I was online in less than 10 minutes using the app. If you’re on the fence, just get it. It’s reliable, fast, and worth every cent.
After 5 years of having our Television WIFI coverage dropping the signal. I installed the AC1750 unit and it immediately corrected the problem NO MORE DROPPED SIGNAL! My wife is VERY HAPPY. THANK YOU!
Very reliable Wi-Fi connection and land router connection no interruptions high-speed Internet. I got this to compete an MLG games and my connection has been stronger than ever.
I’ve been using the Netgear Nighthawk router in my apartment, and overall it’s been a really solid upgrade. Setup was quick and straightforward using the app, and I was up and running within minutes. It has great speed and consistency!!!
Signal strength is good. Issue is with software. I am unable to make any changes in software such as router name. Every time I try it tells me its unable to make changes at this time.
I bought this router as a major upgrade to my previous TP-Link. We mainly game in our house. So the TPLink we were pushing it to its limit. So I did some research and saw that this r6400v2 was an affordable upgrade. BIG MISTAKE!! The first couple of days it just would power off the restart. While in gaming matches, mind you. And at some points the WiFi would tell us we were not connected to the internet. When our Router with our ISP was connected with no issues. We have to restart this router routinely by this point. I thought maybe it was an update it needed so connected it up and did a software update. And it continues to do what it wants when it wants. It’s just not what I expected to have to deal with with a name like this. Super disappointed. Our TPlink has never given us issues. Starting to regret making this decision.