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Netgear Nighthawk RS200

NETGEAR Nighthawk Dual-Band WiFi 7 Router (RS200) Router Onlyโ€“ BE6500 Wireless Speed (up to 6.5 Gbps) - Covers up to 2,500 sq. ft., 80 Devices โ€“ 2.5 Gig Internet Port - Free Expert Help

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What one Redditor said

โ€œThe Netgear Nighthawk RS200 will serve your purposes just fine since you only have a 1 gig fiber and a few devices.โ€

r/AskTechnology4upvotes

What Reddit thinks

Pros

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  • +Excellent wifi coverage
  • +Excellent speeds
  • +Good for a set and forget solution
  • +serves purposes just fine for 1 gig fiber and a few devices

Where Reddit talks about it

7 comments ยท 3 subreddits

r/AskTechnology
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r/HomeNetworking
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r/NETGEAR
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Reddit reviews

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r/neutral

The wifi coverage and speeds were excellent.

r/AskTechnologypositive4

The Netgear Nighthawk RS200 will serve your purposes just fine since you only have a 1 gig fiber and a few devices.

r/AskTechnologyneutral1

As for RS200 vs RS300, the latter adds a third 6 GHz WiFi band. It's probably only worth it if you have devices with 6 GHz WiFi support (WiFi 6E / WiFi 7) and also you are concerned about congestion i

r/AskTechnologyneutral1

I have a nighthawk thats like 8-9 years old. Im using it another 3-5 years

r/HomeNetworkingneutral4

You should be able to connect the nighthawk wifi 7 router RS200 or RS500 WAN port to one of the ethernet ports on the CAX30.

r/HomeNetworkingneutral2

This is what I found with a websearch. \> [https://community.netgear.com/discussions/en-home-routers-nighthawk-wifi-ax6/nighthawk-cax30-no-bridge-mode/2164187/replies/2164233](https://community.netge

r/NETGEARneutral1

New RS300 user here and Firmware went from xxx60 to the new 1.0.1.90 version using the nighthawk app. Will report back if any issues.

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