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NETGEAR Nighthawk Tri-band Whole Home Mesh WiFi 6 System (MK83) – AX3600 Router with 2 Satellite Extenders, Coverage up to 6,750 sq. ft. and 40+ devices

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  • Coverage up to 6,750 sq. ft. and 40+ devices.
  • Fast AX3600 Gigabit speed with WiFi 6 technology for uninterrupted streaming, HD video gaming, and web conferencing.
  • Connect to your existing modem and replaces your WiFi router. Compatible with any internet service provider up to 1Gbps.
  • Plug in computers, game consoles, streaming players, and more with 7 Gigabit Ethernet LAN ports in the router and satellites.
  • Sets up in minutes with the Nighthawk App; easily manage WiFi settings, test internet speed, and monitor data usage.
  • NETGEAR Armor protects your WiFi with a shield of security across all your connected devices with a 30-day free trial.
  • NETGEAR Smart Parental Controls promotes healthy Internet habits (30-day free trial included).
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What's in the box

  • One (1) Tri-band Mesh WiFi 6 Router (MR80), Two (2) Tri-band Mesh WiFi 6 Satellite (MS80), One (1) 2m Ethernet cable, Three (3) 12V/2.5A power adapters, Quick start guide

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    Faster Speed For Your Needs

    Up to 3.6Gbps for smooth HD streaming, improved gaming, uninterrupted video calls, and no more waiting for content on smart phones, computers and tablets.

    Simultaneous Stream Everything at Fast Speed

    Now you can enjoy uninterrupted movies, gaming, video calls and more on all your devices, all at the same time.

    Connect a House Full of WiFi Devices Without Compromise

    MK83’s 7 WiFi streams deliver high performance and reliability for up to 4x more smart home devices.

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    Seamless Roaming Everywhere

    Stay connected as you roam around home using a single network name.

    Essential Internet Security & Smart Parental Controls

    NETGEAR Armor protects your family's WiFi with an automatic shield of security across all your connected devices. Smart Parental Controls provide a safe, online experience for your kids. Both include a 30-day free trial.

    Tri-band Features 3.6Gbps Total Speed

    Tri-band WiFi adds an additional band of 600Mbps speed, boosting total speed to 3.6Gbps and reducing congestion for your devices.

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    4.1 out of 5 stars
    4.1 out of 5
    1,308 global ratings

    Customers say

    Customers like how easy it is to set up the router. They say the instructions are easy to understand and the setup went much smoother than their previous router. Customers are also happy with the coverage. However, some customers feel the product is not worth the money and time. They also dislike the tech support. Customers also differ on performance, connectivity, speed, and usability.

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    154 customers mention146 positive8 negative

    Customers find the installation process of the networking router to be easy. They mention that the setup went much smoother, with a step-by-step walk-through on their phone. They also appreciate the clear instructions and the nighthawk app. Overall, most are happy with their purchase and recommend it to others.

    "...Great system, easy to set up and we have the best wifi we have ever had for a system that was amazingly affordable." Read more

    "...Out of the box set up was easy for the most part and I had the system running within 45 minutes...." Read more

    "...Not a super technical person so set up and connecting was pretty easy. The app isn't necessarily intuitive but can be figured out...." Read more

    "Easy set up and consistent internet everywhere in my house." Read more

    60 customers mention56 positive4 negative

    Customers are satisfied with the coverage of the router. They mention that it works great, provides complete coverage of their house, and has great coverage outside. Some are happy with the speed and ease of setup. The router has a nice range and eliminates all dead zones.

    "Easy to set up via the app. Great coverage and speed. Recommend." Read more

    "...Pros:- Fast speeds with good coverage: With the previous mesh network I would max out at around 50-60mbps in my office and with the nighthawk..." Read more

    "...After doing an update everything connected. Very pleased with the whole house coverage." Read more

    "...No deadzones so far. Easy 5 stars." Read more

    213 customers mention142 positive71 negative

    Customers are mixed about the performance of the networking router. Some mention that it works great and continues to serve well, while others say that it randomly stops working and the security advisor seems to work pretty well. Some customers also mention that the speeds are slow and the Satellites Connectivity seems to go out from time to time.

    "...Great system, easy to set up and we have the best wifi we have ever had for a system that was amazingly affordable." Read more

    "...It works perfect!..." Read more

    "...connectivity, rendering my home media server and functioning satellite completely useless...." Read more

    "...I added a station in my separate garage and things are working great." Read more

    186 customers mention87 positive99 negative

    Customers are mixed about the connectivity of the router. Some mention that the satellites afforded excellent connectivity throughout their house, with consistent internet everywhere in their house. The signal outside of their home is incredible, and they have no wifi issues anywhere inside the house, or outside. However, others say that it was also dropping connectivity, rendering their home media server, and that the antennas just disconnect for seemingly no reason.

    "...NAS (I hardwired it to the satellite that stayed up) was also dropping connectivity, rendering my home media server and functioning satellite..." Read more

    "...and with the additional programs built in, it protects all my different computers against malware and spyware and ransomware attacks!..." Read more

    "...The satellites just disconnect for seemingly no reason...." Read more

    "...While the connection is always great and stable, I do notice that the system will become extremely slow for a brief moment or sometimes randomly..." Read more

    178 customers mention123 positive55 negative

    Customers are mixed about the speed of the networking router. Some mention that it has excellent WiFi speeds throughout their home, with consistent speeds all over the house and property. The download speeds are amazing, and the connect is fast and reliable. However, others say that the internet slows to a 1-5mbps crawl and won't correct itself. The firmware updates through the app are very slow, and it will not be the fastest or offer the best streaming.

    "...Netgear Nighthawk Triband system because it gives us better utilization of our bandwidth with the third 5G back channel... definitely get the tri-..." Read more

    "...It works perfect! Speed it very, very fast and with the additional programs built in, it protects all my different computers against malware and..." Read more

    "...Repeatedly, non-stop, no matter what. The satellite router was up just fine, but the primary router would drop, reset, disconnect, come back up, and..." Read more

    "...is always great and stable, I do notice that the system will become extremely slow for a brief moment or sometimes randomly reboot...." Read more

    31 customers mention17 positive14 negative

    Customers are mixed about the usability of the networking router. Some mention that they love the APP interface, it really is awesome, and easy to use and install. However, others say that the app is a little less user friendly than the TP Link app, it made the process difficult, and the user interface is very limited.

    "...It works perfect! Speed it very, very fast and with the additional programs built in, it protects all my different computers against malware and..." Read more

    "...The app isn't necessarily intuitive but can be figured out. The only complaint is...when it works, it's great but it randomly stops working...." Read more

    "...The app interface is extremely friendly. While the armor security notifications can be a bit annoying sometimes its nothing of big concern to me...." Read more

    "...the app is a little less user friendly than the TP link app but it does have the speed test built in which is nice...." Read more

    65 customers mention17 positive48 negative

    Customers are dissatisfied with the value of the networking router. They mention that it's not worth their money, a waste of money and time, and basically trash. Customers also say that the product lacks capability and is literally unusable. Overall, customers feel the value for money is poor.

    "...I'm sending this back. It's not worth the hassle, and has already taken 6 hours of my life. I will not let it consume anymore...." Read more

    "...the fastest, not offer the best streaming, and definitely not the best gaming experience." Read more

    "...we have the best wifi we have ever had for a system that was amazingly affordable." Read more

    "...This is bad for gaming apparantly. Or at least running multiple tasks on an Xbox...." Read more

    19 customers mention0 positive19 negative

    Customers are dissatisfied with the tech support provided by the networking router. They mention that the product is rushed to market and no support is provided after the fact. Some customers also mention that there is no number to contact Netgear for support after 90 days.

    "...There is no support after 90 days, and the three units worked fine for the first 95 days. Since that time, nothing but trouble...." Read more

    "...entire solution seems half-baked and rushed to market and given no support after the fact. I would avoid if I were you...." Read more

    "...Of course NetGear provides no technical support without a fee after paying over $400 for this system...." Read more

    "...stops working and shuts down devices without notification, Netgear support is horrible especially since the first system we purchased did not last a..." Read more

    Absolutely unadulterated Grade A Garbage
    1 Star
    Absolutely unadulterated Grade A Garbage
    I wouldn't wish this piece of crap router on an enemy. The problems were beyond endless. I'm not some grandma that barely knows my way around Microsoft word. I am a software engineer. I can set up a router without instructions if needed. I know what the best polling intervals are for high interference areas are and what the best frequencies for 5ghz and 2.4ghz are. I can designate a specific IP range for a VPN client passthrough on advanced tomato firmware using CIDR notation, and I can tell why I'm getting an APIPA address. I'm not a dunce when it comes to computers or networking.So let's begin with problem #1: the app. This router attempts to coerce you into using their buggy phone app every step of the way, and tries to make it near impossible for even average users to log into the web terminal it without the app. Now, this wasn't a problem for me and I kind of expected this with mobile culture so I just ran an ifconfig and entered the default gateway IP after hardwiring my laptop in, and logged in.But OH no, that's unacceptable on this router. They want you to be forced to go through their security shield and parental control subscription ads in their wizard, and they even have popup ads on the router control panel and in their app. This was only a minor annoyance however, and was merely indicative of the headache that was to come. This does however annoy me to no end. Any product that builds ads into it's firmware or default software very quickly gets flashed and custom firmware is installed in this house.So I connected this monumental piece of crap to my modem, restarted it like instructed, followed along with the wizard prompts. It started asking me for the static IP address and credentials assigned to me by my ISP to connect to the internet. I thought this was rather amusing, since my ISP uses DHCP. Off to a great start so far. I tried rebooting, running through the initial setup, and again nothing. FINALLY to get it to register the modem's connection, I had to plug my old Netgear Nighthawk R7000 in, retrieve the dynamic IP and MAC info assigned to my old router, and input what was assigned to my old router as static IP and MAC information and spoof the new routers mac address to get the new one to even detect an internet connection.All good right? Nope, we've just begun. After it FINALLY detected an internet connection, I switched it back to DHCP, and it re-connected, and then prompted me to update the firmware. Fine, that's understandable. I did so, because firmware updates are good practice.After updating the firmware I went to sync the satellites, and lo and behold... They would not sync. No matter how carefully I followed the instructions, no matter how many times I rebooted, it just didn't sync. Finally, after doing a 30/30/30 reset, flashing the firmware back, and going through all of the above again minus the firmware update, thinking maybe the update caused some sort of sync issue, I was able to get 1, JUST 1 satellite synced, and never actually got a synchronization confirmation. The connection timed out, but the secondary satellite started showing up on the device map and had a blue light. The other one just wasn't having it, so I decided to simply deal with it later, as it was going in the least important area. All in all, I was only able to get 1 satellite to sync, and couldn't even get confirmation through the terminal that it had.But this headache wasn't over yet. I decided "maybe the app has some sort of better method of doing this" so I relented, installed it just to see if it would make my life easier, and it did not. The connectivity through the app, was worse than being hardwired into it via a laptop. I was finally able to get 1 satellite connected to the Wi-Fi (it automatically set network authentication to WPA 3, which a lot of older and even new devices do not support depending on theirchipset). And lo and behold: every 10 seconds, I would get an app notification about internet connectivity dropping in the main router, and the app would repeatedly time out when attempting to connect to the router, and freeze my phone. When I could finally check out my network map, sure enough: it would connect to the internet for about 10 seconds, and then drop for about the same. Repeatedly, non-stop, no matter what. The satellite router was up just fine, but the primary router would drop, reset, disconnect, come back up, and then drop. The devices that could connect to the router, couldn't register a data/internet connection or run a DNS probe, and my SMB enabled NAS (I hardwired it to the satellite that stayed up) was also dropping connectivity, rendering my home media server and functioning satellite completely useless. This also indicated to me, via the OSI layer troubleshooting model, that it was in fact the router that was dropping, not my modem, since my media server was disconnecting from my TV, which wouldn't occur if it was simply a modem to router issue, or an issue with my ISP, as my media server runs entirely on my local network, and does not rely on an active internet connection.I'm sending this back. It's not worth the hassle, and has already taken 6 hours of my life. I will not let it consume anymore. I'll be getting an Asus mesh instead. I sincerely advise anyone who doesn't understand some or a majority of what I'm saying in this review to avoid this router. If you're not familiar with this stuff, you're going to have an even worse time than I, and I'm guessing support will just assume you set it up wrong and blame you from some of these other reviews. I'm usually a huge Netgear fan, they have great chipsets that run on open source software like DD-WRT or Advanced Tomato, I've got the Netgear Nighthawk R7000 that has served me well for 8 years, and a Netgear modem. They really dropped the ball with this one though, and it genuinely disappoints me.
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    I wouldn't wish this piece of crap router on an enemy. The problems were beyond endless. I'm not some grandma that barely knows my way around Microsoft word. I am a software engineer. I can set up a router without instructions if needed. I know what the best polling intervals are for high interference areas are and what the best frequencies for 5ghz and 2.4ghz are. I can designate a specific IP range for a VPN client passthrough on advanced tomato firmware using CIDR notation, and I can tell why I'm getting an APIPA address. I'm not a dunce when it comes to computers or networking.

    So let's begin with problem #1: the app. This router attempts to coerce you into using their buggy phone app every step of the way, and tries to make it near impossible for even average users to log into the web terminal it without the app. Now, this wasn't a problem for me and I kind of expected this with mobile culture so I just ran an ifconfig and entered the default gateway IP after hardwiring my laptop in, and logged in.

    But OH no, that's unacceptable on this router. They want you to be forced to go through their security shield and parental control subscription ads in their wizard, and they even have popup ads on the router control panel and in their app. This was only a minor annoyance however, and was merely indicative of the headache that was to come. This does however annoy me to no end. Any product that builds ads into it's firmware or default software very quickly gets flashed and custom firmware is installed in this house.

    So I connected this monumental piece of crap to my modem, restarted it like instructed, followed along with the wizard prompts. It started asking me for the static IP address and credentials assigned to me by my ISP to connect to the internet. I thought this was rather amusing, since my ISP uses DHCP. Off to a great start so far. I tried rebooting, running through the initial setup, and again nothing. FINALLY to get it to register the modem's connection, I had to plug my old Netgear Nighthawk R7000 in, retrieve the dynamic IP and MAC info assigned to my old router, and input what was assigned to my old router as static IP and MAC information and spoof the new routers mac address to get the new one to even detect an internet connection.

    All good right? Nope, we've just begun. After it FINALLY detected an internet connection, I switched it back to DHCP, and it re-connected, and then prompted me to update the firmware. Fine, that's understandable. I did so, because firmware updates are good practice.

    After updating the firmware I went to sync the satellites, and lo and behold... They would not sync. No matter how carefully I followed the instructions, no matter how many times I rebooted, it just didn't sync. Finally, after doing a 30/30/30 reset, flashing the firmware back, and going through all of the above again minus the firmware update, thinking maybe the update caused some sort of sync issue, I was able to get 1, JUST 1 satellite synced, and never actually got a synchronization confirmation. The connection timed out, but the secondary satellite started showing up on the device map and had a blue light. The other one just wasn't having it, so I decided to simply deal with it later, as it was going in the least important area. All in all, I was only able to get 1 satellite to sync, and couldn't even get confirmation through the terminal that it had.

    But this headache wasn't over yet. I decided "maybe the app has some sort of better method of doing this" so I relented, installed it just to see if it would make my life easier, and it did not. The connectivity through the app, was worse than being hardwired into it via a laptop. I was finally able to get 1 satellite connected to the Wi-Fi (it automatically set network authentication to WPA 3, which a lot of older and even new devices do not support depending on theirchipset). And lo and behold: every 10 seconds, I would get an app notification about internet connectivity dropping in the main router, and the app would repeatedly time out when attempting to connect to the router, and freeze my phone. When I could finally check out my network map, sure enough: it would connect to the internet for about 10 seconds, and then drop for about the same. Repeatedly, non-stop, no matter what. The satellite router was up just fine, but the primary router would drop, reset, disconnect, come back up, and then drop. The devices that could connect to the router, couldn't register a data/internet connection or run a DNS probe, and my SMB enabled NAS (I hardwired it to the satellite that stayed up) was also dropping connectivity, rendering my home media server and functioning satellite completely useless. This also indicated to me, via the OSI layer troubleshooting model, that it was in fact the router that was dropping, not my modem, since my media server was disconnecting from my TV, which wouldn't occur if it was simply a modem to router issue, or an issue with my ISP, as my media server runs entirely on my local network, and does not rely on an active internet connection.

    I'm sending this back. It's not worth the hassle, and has already taken 6 hours of my life. I will not let it consume anymore. I'll be getting an Asus mesh instead. I sincerely advise anyone who doesn't understand some or a majority of what I'm saying in this review to avoid this router. If you're not familiar with this stuff, you're going to have an even worse time than I, and I'm guessing support will just assume you set it up wrong and blame you from some of these other reviews. I'm usually a huge Netgear fan, they have great chipsets that run on open source software like DD-WRT or Advanced Tomato, I've got the Netgear Nighthawk R7000 that has served me well for 8 years, and a Netgear modem. They really dropped the ball with this one though, and it genuinely disappoints me.
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    Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2021
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    5.0 out of 5 stars The mesh system you need
    Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2021
    Overall this system is great for anyone who understands a minimum about home networking. Out of the box set up was easy for the most part and I had the system running within 45 minutes. I have a gigabit internet connection as well and a CAT 7 wired setup with the two satellites running wirelessly. I wasn’t expecting much as Wi-Fi 6 is new technology but I was surprised by the system despite reading bad reviews. When close to the router I can get about 600mbps and that decreases down to about 400mbps as you are closer to a satellite rather than the router. It covers more than enough of our 3,000Sq ft. home as signal strength was an issue with our previous router. I have yet to experience random wireless connection drop offs, and the wired connection works great without any issues. The app makes it easy to control devices and change settings and is very user friendly. I definitely recommend this system for anyone looking to upgrade to Wi-Fi 6.

    UPDATE:
    After having the system for multiple months, I still love it. There have been a few bumps in the road but thats expected when first setting up a new WiFi system. The speeds are extremely fast, I can get 400mbps minimum anywhere in my home with my fiber gigabit connection. The app interface is extremely friendly. While the armor security notifications can be a bit annoying sometimes its nothing of big concern to me. The router settings web interface lacks certain usability however, it makes it difficult to change settings and sometimes won’t even apply them. The app however, never fails to do anything. Keep this in mind if you are planning on setting it up using a computer and not a phone. While the connection is always great and stable, I do notice that the system will become extremely slow for a brief moment or sometimes randomly reboot. This has only happened a handful of times but I would expect this to not happen on a system this pricey.

    I hate to be critical on this product as it is an extremely wonderful product that does its job and then some. If you’re willing to work through some bugs from the start, this system will not disappoint.
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    5.0 out of 5 stars Excelente por solo 2 días, hasta qie me reemplazaron el producto y funciona al 100
    Reviewed in Mexico on March 15, 2023
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    5.0 out of 5 stars Excelente por solo 2 días, hasta qie me reemplazaron el producto y funciona al 100
    Reviewed in Mexico on March 15, 2023
    Llegó el 10-3-23 funcuino dando casi los 360 Mbs de velocidad inalámbrico y en zonas las más alejadas de una casa de tres niveles no bajo. El 13-3-23 solo se veía conectado el router aún que los tres dispositivos estaban con el LED el azul, además no tuve conexión internet.

    Sincronize de nuevo todos los dispositivos más aún reseteé uno de los satélites y nada solo se ve uno conectado sin tener acceso. Acabe por reactivar el viejo orbi con el que tengo ya más de tres años y pensé reemplazar.

    Contacté a soporte de Netgear esperando se solucione con algún firmware o algo sencilloz de no ser así acabaré regresando el producto a Amazon antes del término del tiempo para ello. La verdad esoerama mucho del equipo dado que no es uno barato.

    30/3/23

    El soporte de Amazon excelente, los contacte mientras esperaba respuesta de Netgear y me ofrecieron de inmediato el reemplazar el equipo a lo cual acepte, y ahora todo esta funcionando al 100. La verdad no tengo mas que reconocer el apoyo de amazon y lo que si es pesimo es el soporte de Netgear, aun es fecha que me siguen pidiendo datos sin dar soluciones.
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    Angel Castillo
    5.0 out of 5 stars Increíble!!
    Reviewed in Mexico on December 21, 2021
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    Reviewed in Mexico on December 21, 2021
    Estoy súper contento con esta compra, el internet que tengo no se podía disfrutar como ahora con este sistema mesh, es facil de instalar y llega a todos los rincones de la casa incluyendo baños, la casa es de tres pisos con cada piso de 150 mts. En total 450 metros de construcción de muros de concreto y cada piso tiene internet sobrado de 302 mbps de descarga y 102 de carga y tengo 16 equipos conectados al internet y funcionando al mismo tiempo (incluyendo 4 televisores al mismo tiempo con juegos y bajando series) esta súper rápido, el costo del equipo es alto, yo lo encontré por 8500 más gastos de importación, si quieres algo bueno le vas a tener que perder al amor a unos 10 mil pesos pero lo recomiendo muy ampliamente.
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