
Enjoy high-speed Wi-Fi for multiple devices with this NETGEAR Nighthawk mesh Wi-Fi 6 system. The high-power router offers seamless roaming for your family and friends, while the two satellite dishes expand your coverage. This NETGEAR Nighthawk mesh Wi-Fi 6 system is simple to install and manage with the compatible Nighthawk app.
A: The mesh system will extend your current router coverage through your house/condo/apt. You’ll plug run an Ethernet cable (included) from your current router to the nighthawk router, and then set up the 2 satellites. I just moved into a condo about a month ago and picked up the nighthawk mesh system because my condo is very long with concrete walls. Prior to installing the mesh system I was not getting a signal at all on the far end of my condo. After installing, I am getting very good results. I have gig service coming into my unit and average about 923mbps on all three mesh routers. I’ve been extremely happy with the results. He sure to read the instructions and make the satellites are in range of each other. Pretty simple to set up as well. Hope that helps a little.
A: Wireless inbound- the satellites connect to the base via WiFi- the two ports allow you to connect to the satellite via Ethernet cable
A: I would not hesitate to place one outside, as long as it was sheltered from the elements. They do require a plug-in for power, but that is it.
Q: Does this provide you with wifi or do you need an existing service?
A: It will provide a very good WiFi network in your house. You still need an ISP (Internet Service Provider) for external messages, etc.
A: I have large farm house and have the setup you are describing; have strong signal through out the house. Surrounding the outside up to my barns
A: Only via a MAC address you can block all the time or based on a schedule. The subscription allows you to group devices to a user (child) and filter all their devices based on content, on demand, on time limits and reward them with time extensions.
A: Yes it will! I too had the same problem and I set up the router on my main floor, put one satellite in the basement and one satellite on the second floor. I have excellent connectivity and speed on all three floors! I also have the luxury of having ethernet to the second floor so instead of connecting that satellite to the router wirelessly I have it connected direct. The other one in the basement is wireless 5 Mgz and both work equally well. I love this router system and it is priced way better than Orbi. Not paying for a name!
A: The satellite has two ethernet connections so presumably you coud hard wire the satellite to the router. I have a wired LAN in my house but never tried to connect the satellites direcly to the LAN. I always set is up wirelessly. I have several devices wired to the satellites and the connections work fine (several of the devices are hard-wire only). But when you power up the satellite it automatically looks for the router wirelessly so I am not sure if I would know when it was wirelessly connected and when it was using the wired connection. Presumably there is some indication on the router homepage but I haven't looked for it.