Nighthawk WiFi 6 Router (RAX10), Dual-Band Wireless AX1800 Speed (up to 1.8 Gbps), Coverage up to 100 m²

Quick and easy set up, intuitive App, strong wi-fi signal,amazing speed and good value for money

I've had issues with VM Hub 3 since I got it- it's not fit for purpose, and have had to reset it so many times to get the signal back up. As a modem, the Hub 3 works fine- and this Netgear router is outstanding in terms of performance and range. You get the two bandwiths (2ghz & 5ghz) and the option of setting up a guest wifi- the app that accompanies it is really useful and you can access the router remotely, as well as see all devices online and control usage as required (never disconnected one, but it's nice to have the option if it gets too busy). Finally getting the performance my ISP advertises, just not through their kit. I got it on a discount, and while £90 seemed a lot to fork out for wireless router, it's recommended- I live in a near 200 year old terraced house and signal works at least 100 feet from the house and on all floors. Absolutely zero issues with setup once the modem was sorted (not a netgear issue).

A bit difficult to set up (they want you to use the app, but you can force it to use your laptop) but once it's running it's a pretty good basic Wifi 6 router. Better than CCP-owned companies with backdoors and at a lower price too Pros: WPA3 Wifi 6 speeds and device handling (no more dropped smarthome devices as with Wifi 5) Good signal quality/range Cons: Ugly Lots of flashing lights on the front, but these can be switched off in the setup options Needs a fairly good understanding of computer hardware to get running properly with all settings tuned the way you really want

I bought this to replace a 4 year old Netgear Router (d6220) that was starting to lock up on a daily basis. The AX1800 was a pain to set up but that’s because my modem was non standard (a modem router configured to modem only mode) and the AX1800 wouldn’t see the BT Internet connection. However, that was my fault. This router will work out of the box (only need the standard BT username and password configured on the router) with the standard BT VDSL modems such as the Huawei or Draytek Vigor 130 - I tested both. The Wi-fi signals are strong all around a four bedroom modern house - I.e. thin walls. I noticed compared to my old netgear router the 5ghz wireless is about as good but the 2.4ghz Wi-fi is much better on the AX1800 achieving full broadband speeds all around the house which the old router couldn’t achieve. The router user interface via a browser is fast to load and navigate. I’ve got over 40 devices connected (mostly Wi-fi plugs and lights) and it can cope with them without a hiccup. I’ve noticed that web pages load more quickly too even though latency and Wi-fi speed is no better than my old router. Perhaps because the new router has more memory and more and faster CPUs. Only minor quibble is it has no power switch (which my older router had) and no USB port which in all honesty I don’t use anyway. It also runs warm and not hot to the touch like my old router. Gaming wise it has a good stable low ping connection and no lag. And one thing I like about Netgear routers, and why I buy them, is I always achieve open Nat with just the uPnP enabled (for some other brands I’ve tried this has been a pain to achieve).

This review represents my own real observations and analysis. I have extensive technology experience, and write based on my experiences with many routers and networking equipment, commercial and consumer equipment both, over 20+ years. Why I returned this router: - I used to buy Netgear products as I liked them very much. However this router looks cheap and for me, has several drawbacks; read on, why.... - For some features, you will need to - SIGN-UP for a Monthly Subscription, yes you have to pay, month after month (even though you already paid for the router; and may have your own anti-virus software). - Unlike previous Netgear routers, many status LEDs are missing, so when trying to resolve issues, you cannot quickly or at a glance, tell what the issue(s) might be. - There is not even a power button! So, to restart you need to unplug, wait, then plug back in. Depending on the frequency and where your router is located, this may break the cable and/or the connector. - When you start the router, it almost forces you or sort of humiliates you (my opinion) to download their app i.e. you either download their app or click on a link that implies that you have a very old/outdated mobile phone; that was how I perceived. This is likely to force many people to download their app, even if they did not want to. This is just a router; in most cases it should be able to setup automatically (default DHCP, connection info, etc or worse case - ask you ISP username and password). - What is wrong with downloading an app? Issues with privacy; if you do not care about privacy, move to the next point. Mobile Apps have the means to collect a lot of private info (your contacts, wifi info, phone number, email, your location, track your movements based on sensors, etc); unless you know how to disable/block some of these attributes on your phone/tablet. Even then, apps can insist that such permissions are required. A router, in my opinion, does not need an app; hence I never use one. Not saying that Netgear app collects certain info; no idea what it collects, or not. - You have children? The router cannot block URLs based on keywords you specify, which may be present in the URL. For example, I found no way of configuring the router so that it blocks any URL which may have the characters ADULTXYZ anywhere in the URL. How could such a feature be missing? - QOS (quality of service) - This feature supposedly downloads a database from somewhere, which itself decides which of your internet traffic should get priority. I find this to be opaque, as I cannot tell what this feature does based on what database, and what data (my data) is being collected by whom. So, privacy and lack of control issues. These are some of the reasons why I returned this router. I purchased an ASUS router from Amazon, which uses open-source software, and I am very happy with it. I get much better performance and higher wifi connection speeds, at the same price. NOTE: People often think that some routers have more wifi power or range than others, this is mostly untrue. Router manufacturers mostly use standard off-the-shelf components, which generally produce the maximum power legally allowed. Positioning of the router is the primary reason for good/bad connections. Another reason is interference and if you are using roaming between routers.

The NETGEAR AX1800 WiFi 6 Router (RAX10) has completely transformed my home network. Here's why it gets 5 stars from me: Speedy WiFi 6: No more lag or buffering! This router delivers incredibly fast WiFi 6 speeds, perfect for streaming, gaming, and downloading large files simultaneously across all my devices. Increased Capacity: My home has several devices constantly connected, and the RAX10 handles it all with ease. It's ideal for small to medium-sized homes with multiple users. Easy Setup: I was up and running in no time. The setup process is straightforward, and the router can be managed remotely through the Nighthawk app for added convenience. Bonus Security Features: I feel secure knowing my network is protected with NETGEAR Armor's advanced cyber threat protection. This gives me peace of mind while my family surfs the web. Parental Controls: A thoughtful feature for families! The NETGEAR Smart Parental Controls allow me to manage my kids' screen time and ensure they're browsing safely. Overall, the NETGEAR AX1800 WiFi 6 Router (RAX10) is a fantastic choice for anyone looking to upgrade their home network. It's fast, reliable, secure, and packed with features that make it a breeze to manage. Highly recommend!

Ein sehr Leistungsstarker Router mit WiFi 6, Preis-Leistung Top, schnelle und einfache Einrichtung über Smartphone. Kann ich nur empfehlen. Sehr gutes Produkt Netgear. Danke

nice item, fast delivery

I was very happy with this Wireless router great for the price..

I recently purchased the NETGEAR WiFi 6 Router (RAX10) and have been quite pleased with its performance. I would rate it 4 out of 5 stars based on my experience. In terms of Useful, the router has been a fantastic upgrade to my home network, doubling my speeds for both uploads and downloads. As an NBN customer, I have noticed a significant improvement in my internet speeds, and the router has consistently performed well. In terms of Usable, I did encounter some initial challenges during the setup process, which required a call to my provider for assistance. The setup process may require some technical knowledge, so be prepared to spend some time on it. However, once the router was set up and connected, it has been very reliable. Overall, I am very pleased with my purchase of the NETGEAR WiFi 6 Router (RAX10), and would recommend it to others looking for a high-performing router. Just be aware that there may be some setup challenges along the way, but they can be resolved with some help from your provider.