NETGEARNighthawk Tri-Band WiFi 7 Router (RS700S) - Security Features, BE19000 Wireless Speed (up to 19Gbps) – 10 Gig Internet Port - Covers up to 3,500 sq. ft., 200 Devices – 1-Year Armor Included

Easy setup, and very fast speeds. From a 1Gig cable modem ISP, I was able to pull full 1Gig speeds over Wifi on the 6Ghz band on my phone. 600-700 Gig over WiFi on all my devices connected to the 5Ghz band.One thing to note. We have Windows, Android, and IOS devices in my home. I had to turn off "Smart Connect" to get my Apple devices to connect. Smart Connect attempts to connect a device to either 2.4Ghz, 5Ghz, or 6Ghz bands depending on the type of device, and it's distance from the router. Apple TV, and Ipads don't like it. Simply turn it off in the Netgear app, and your good to go.Other than that, the router appears to be well built. The connections on the back and interface on the front are easy to access and understand. The app user interface is very easy to use. Although, I think it might be a tiny bit buggy, but it does the job.Our entire home is very internet dependent. We have over 25 devices connected, which includes 6 TV's, an 8 camera NVR, multiple: phones, laptops, tablets and bunch of other devices. The connectivity to all devices has been strong, and stable. Simultaneous streaming doesn't seem to slow this thing down at all. If you have a high demand home network, and want peak performance, this is your answer.Our home is 1,650sqft. The signal from this router goes way past the street in front of our house, and past the back fence of our back yard. I would say this router would work just fine for 2500sqft home. If your home is 3000+ sqft, I would probably go with the Netgear Orbi 970 Mesh system. I put one in my mothers home (two separate buildings on one property), and they rock. They are just much more expensive than this router.

I was running a Netgear Nighthawk x10 (R9000) which I have loved for years, but it was aging and I had to add a repeater to get the signal to cover my whole house and out into the garage. I saw this RS700 series device and saw a significant price drop, so I made the purchase. I had it stood up and working in no time with my 10GB switch, NAS, multiple PCs and IoT devices throughout the house. It may have taken me an hour to 90 minutes, and this included me visiting all of my devices and upgrading network creds. I was also able to remove the repeater and I am able to get HD streaming out to my garage without issue. Everything is peppier, and it offers the latest connectivity and speeds. Not all of my devices can take advantage of this, but for the ones that could, it is a noticeable difference. I also like the smaller footprint for the device itself. Takes up far less space than my x10. I am able to manage it from my PC or the app on my phone with ease. There are some great monitoring tools with the app as well. It has made my Plex use snappier, and internet speeds are consistent throughout the network. If you are thinking of upgrading your home router, this is a solid choice. I get solid coverage throughout a 3600 square foot home that extends out into a garage on the opposite side of the house. Fantastic coverage and I have not yet found any dark spots in the house. (The app can help with that!) I highly recommend.

700$ for a router is insane! But this is the world we live in these days. This router is worth it!This replaced my old Nighthawk X10 (about 6 years old) paired with Surfboard MG8600 on Comcast network at the top triple play tier. I should be able to pull over 1G down and I was only getting 300MB max -- hardwired. My upload speed was capped at 10MBS even with this router. This issue only became noticeable over the past month or two. Wifi coverage in my Bi-Level home was always shoddy at best.I first ordered this router and, after installation, immediately saw my download speeds hit 900MB. Even on 5G WiFi, I have much better coverage up in the bedrooms on the other side of the house. WiFi 6 was outstanding on my Pixel Phone, over 200mbs at the farthest point in the house. I can't wait to see what WiFi 7 can do.This router also has a 10G port -- which I currently have connected to my desktop. I have also bought an 8 Port switch from netgear that supports 7 10g connections to upgrade my home network. Can't wait to see how that works out.I highly recommend upgrading your cables to the Cat-8 standard! You won't get the speed you want without the correct cable.I hate having to register and use an app. This is a huge security risk. Luckily, there is still a web based solution.I love the design. No more spider like aesthetics. It's a simple tower.After upgrading my cable modem to the CM3000, I now get 300MBS upload speeds. Very handy for working at home with teams calls and meetings.I've only been running this for 2 days, but it's a dream come true for me. I'll be upgrading my local network to 10G, and this modem (when paired with the correct switch) can handle everything you throw at it.