When power went out, my modem/router stopped working after the power came back and my neighbors had no problems with their wi fi. Called support and I was told the problem will be easy to fix but I had to buy their extended warranty since my warranty I got with my initial purchase had just expired (90 days?). All I had to do was change my password, then support contacted my provider who reconnected me and my modem worked. I don’t know what else support did but it seems what had to be done was not a justification for having to purchase an extended warranty. Simple fixes should not require a warranty purchase. Support should be able to make simple fixes for free. It just made me feel like the short warranty period is designed to force customers to buy their warranty for simple fixes.
I got a pretty good deal on this extender and I think it did a decent job extending my wife. We have thick walls in my house and I just need to extend a little further and this did the job. My router is also netgear which I think made the setup a lot easier. The nighthawk app makes it super simple to set up and keep track of my Wi-Fi setup
Was time to replace old modem/router. This one was easy to set up with my ISP. WiFi speed is fast, and seems to be an improvement over what we had before
I have been more than happy with my Netgear products. Recommended to my sister and I just bought my 2nd wifi router. I’m also using a Netgear modem. Love both!
Took it a while to go from red power light to green power light at first, so I thought it was defective. Once it got to green power light, it wasn't that hard to set up using the NightHawk app. Setup worked fine in the room right next to the router. Took it to the place where I wanted to extend the network and there it works great! Turns out there is line of sight in clear air from the place where the extender is plugged in to the back of the large room, and it gets excellent signal in the church sanctuary (maybe 60 feet by 60 feet?).