NETGEAR Nighthawk Tri-Band WiFi 7 Router (RS300) – security features, BE9300 wireless speed (up to 9.3 Gbps) – covers up to 2,500 sq.ft., 100 devices – 2.5 GB internet port

Great. Easy setup. And great WiFi distance

Great upgrade and range for my devices including ps5 and ps portal that kept dropping signal on standard router, great price for a tri band wifi 7 technology, also family has no complaints as to there devices not dropping signal anymore

RUBBISH- have returned it Supposedly "quick" 20 minute installation. After 7 hours, numerous reboots, adding the 24 devices in my house and updating all 24 individually, I can say it's not quick and easy. And within a few minutes of connecting most of the devices dropped and needed to be set up again. Coverage for this wi-fi is supposed to be for a large property. Many many square meters bigger than my house. DONT BUY IT...was hoping it would resolve my VM Hub5 issues, but it actually made connecting worse.

This router is fantastic! Anyone sitting on the fence about this—perhaps due to experience with an older Netgear model or concerns about the higher-priced options—should know that the 300 is excellent. It supports BT's PPPoE connection (as I am in the UK) and delivers near-full package speeds over Wi-Fi. Most of my PCs are hardwired for the office, so they benefit from the 2.5Gb LAN port, which can easily connect to a switch. I don’t find the complaints others mention about ads in the control panel to be an issue; they are likely just promoting their own products. The interface includes only what you need and is very easy to use. The ping is fantastic for gaming. I have minor ocd not diagnosed but I dont like changing brands that have been reliable for me in past this router fits the bill for me.

Title: RS300 Nighthawk Description: The Wi-Fi coverage is better than with my previous router. It was simple to set up although the App, is a bit flakey and several attempts were required to complete the setup. So far it has been very stable and produced no errors.

Have been using for a month and very pleased. WiFi speeds great and my Ethernet devices stable and consistently fast. On a 900 fibre getting 930. Have a normal 4 bedroom house and coverage good. Would have preferred the RS500 for even better coverage but to be honest signal good throughout and as house networked Ethernet plus WiFi covers everything

Having used this for just under 2 months I can conclude this is not worth half the price paid. Yes, it has WiFi 7 and was quicker than my previous router: Bitdefender Box2. However, the Netgear Armor after the free period could not be extended as the router thought I was US based. After I'd corrected this I kept getting a this device is not available. A month of discussions with netgear support have not resolved it. As this was the prime reason for the 'upgrade' this has left it pretty useless. The so-called vlan support is limited to bridging with an isp's offered services so again a pointless addition, and unlike the bitdefender box 2 there is limited clients allowed as fixed addresses. Needless to say I have opted for a different solution. There is a reason for all the returns, I just wished I'd listened to it. Do yourselves a favour buy something else unless you want a journey into disappointment.

This is my 3rd NETGEAR Router and I'm not disappointed. The setup should instructions could be more explicit though