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A: Yes, you can set them individually, or use Smart Connect to combine them. I use them separately.
A: It should actually say VERY large house since this is one of the larger more powerful devices on the market as of now. I would say easily handle 3,000+ without issue. Some quick study of wi-fi signal range capabilities on google will point out some wavelengths are far faster than others but unfortunately they have a harder time with obstructions than the slower bandwidth capabilities of older slower rated versions. A perfect example of this is that 5G can sometimes be considerably slower than 2.4G for distant locations with more obstructions.The biggest thing to understand is the varying wavelengths and wi-fi spectrum's ability to mitigate the structures walls, doors, wall ducts, plumbing, wiring and other physical signal obstructions. Every house is obviously different in layout and the router location and mounting position alone can have a very large impact on dead or weakened zones. Centralized higher mount locations are usually almost always best to equalize signal strength throughout the entire structure. This particular unit is on sale right now and IMO, is much more appealing because of the current -$100 off pricing. And although there are other routers that can best it's peak speeds on occasion, and especially in certain less congested environments, it's ability to handle busy "smart device" and heavy streaming households are far above previous gen routers because of the newest OFDMA features. Whenever you purchase and whatever you spend though, early adopters always pay a premium to be ahead of the curve. Hope that helps.
A: Have you tried to reconfigure the echo's network setup? Does the new routers wifi show up in the echo's setup?
Q: does this router work on spectrum internet service?
A: Yes, It works great
A: This router has no issue reaching all the way to the street at my 3000 sq ft house. Not many people REQUIRE mesh networking.
Q: Does this work with Frontier? Thank you
A: Hi Mack, This router works with any modem. Just make sure what kind of technology is offered from Frontier. I believe they use cable so you will need to buy a Cable modem and you will be ready to connect this router to your Modem. Remember this Netgear AX-12 is just a Router not a Modem/Router. You can enjoy the real full experience of the WiFi 6 is you have devices with WiFi 6, other than that you will only have the speed offered for the oldest technologies. Is a great router, stable and easy to use. Great signal and capable to perform up to 8 devices on 4K streaming at the same time without buffering. Your ISP speed is really important. I think Frontier only offers speeds up to 45Mbps, not enough for smooth 4K streaming. Anyrouter will hesitate with speeds under 300Mbps for the today's demands Good luck
Q: How many devices can be connected at once?
A: Put it this way, I have 44 devices that work great with the old Netgear Nighthawk R8500. And this new RAX120 supports way more than that.
Q: I see the RAX200 has tri-band and this one doesn't. Is that really needed?
A: There is a good article here then you just think about your application you're bringing a router in for https://dongknows.com/dual-band-vs-tri-band-wi-fi-routers-explained/