NETGEAR - Nighthawk X10 AD7200 Tri-Band Wi-Fi Router - Black
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Description
Features
Faster WiFi
Faster performance and speed.
Plex Media Server
All your movie, TV show, music, video, and photo collections at your fingertips. Anywhere you go, on the devices you love. Now with the ability to stream media from your NAS drive.
Smooth Streaming
Fastest processor for home router for better 4K streaming, VR gaming, surfing, or anything you throw at it!
Dynamic QoS
Intelligently prioritizes by NETGEAR Nighthawk App and device for the best gaming and streaming experience.
Additional DFS Channels
No sharing of WiFi with your neighbor with additional interference free channels in 5GHz.
MU-MIMO
Simultaneously stream to multiple devices.
Compatibility
Compatible with Amazon Echo/Alexa enabling you to control your home network using voice commands.
Amazon Drive Backup
Automatically and securely backup all or part of your USB data to Amazon Drive.
VPN Support
Secure access to your home network and Internet when away from home using any device.
Enhanced Parental Controls
Manage website access by family member and device.
What's Included
- Ethernet cable
- Nighthawk X10 AD7200 Smart WiFi Router (R9000)
- Power adapter
- Quick start guide
Manuals & Guides
- Product Datasheet/Brochure (PDF)
Key Specs
- Wi-Fi Mesh SystemNo
- Number Of LAN Ports7
General
- Product NameNighthawk X10 AD7200 Tri-Band Wi-Fi Router
- BrandNETGEAR
- Model NumberR9000-100NAS
- ColorBlack
- Color CategoryBlack
Security
- Data EncryptionYes
- Encryption TypeWPA-PSK, WPA2-PSK
- Firewall TypeNAT, SPI
- Security FeaturesPlex Media Server; Amazon Drive Cloud Backup; High-Performace Active Antennas
- Parental ControlsYes
Network
- Band TechnologyTri
- Ethernet Standard10/100/1000
- Number of Antennas4
- Wireless Networking StandardWi-Fi 4
- Wireless StandardAC, AD
- Number of 2.4Ghz Streams1
- Number of 5.0Ghz Streams2
- Wi-Fi Mesh SystemNo
- Ethernet SwitchYes
Certifications & Listings
- ENERGY STAR CertifiedNo
Features
- App CompatibleYes
- App-ControlledYes
- App NameNETGEAR Nighthawk App
- Auto DetectingYes
- Conference EnabledNo
- WirelessYes
Ports
- Number Of WAN Ports1
- Port Type(s)RJ-45, Fiber-Optic, USB
- Number Of LAN Ports7
Speed
- Wired Speed1000 megabits per second
- Gigabit Ethernet SpeedYes
- Auto Speed SensingYes
Compatibility
- System RequirementsUNIX, Apple MacOS, Linux and Microsoft Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7/8/10.
- Bluetooth EnabledNo
Dimension
- Product Height2.9 inches
- Product Length6.6 inches
- Product Width8.8 inches
- Product Weight4.11 pounds
Warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty - PartsNot available
- Manufacturer's Warranty - LaborNot available
Other
- UPC606449114652
Customer reviews
Rating 4.5 out of 5 stars with 1210 reviews
(1,210 customer reviews)to a friend
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Great WiFi of FIRE!
||Posted .Let me just say, the X10 is the router I never expected to be able to buy. It supports VLANS, has a GBIC port for direct Fiber connection, port aggregation for a home SAN setup... I mean wow.... thats before even getting to the wifi. I am really into smart home technology. I am coming from an older Nighthawk, the AC1900 (which is a great device in its own right), but as you would expect, like all routers, the more devices connected to it, the more lagged it would get. (It never really got lagged, but you could see tell the difference between a few devices and the 80 I had connected to it)... The X10 has taken the 60-80 devices I have on my home network (mixed between wired, and wireless) and not broken a sweat. I HIGHLY recommend this router to anyone wanting to have the ultimate smart home. A good infrastructure is vital to having the best experience with all of your IOT devices throughout your home. 500 bucks for a router may seem excessive to a lot of people.. but here is what to keep in mind. The bandwidth needs of your home devices is doing anything but decreasing... this will be the only router you would need to buy for at least 3 to 5 years. It is fantastic.
I would recommend this to a friendRated 4 out of 5 stars
Rock Solid Router
||Posted .This router has been running fine for the past few weeks. I'm mostly pleased with it. This router is more of a "prosumer" product with a lot of bells and whistles. It has a ton of features that most users will probably never touch. This NETGEAR Nighthawk X10 is probably overkill for most networks. It is also quite expensive. My reason for purchasing this router is that it supports IEEE 802.3ad LACP link aggregation. This allows a device that has 2 or more Gigabit NICs to share network traffic and i enjoy an increase in bandwidth and availability. My server's network interfaces were getting saturated and Link Aggregation has remediated the issue. It also has a 10GB LAN SFP+ Fiber Connection port for future that will allow for growing my network. One of the caveats of this device is that it has a wireless band that hasn't seen a lot of wide adoption. It is the 60 GHz 802.11ad radio. It's supposed to get up to 6GB per second, but there are very few devices that support this standard. The 60GHz radio also requires line of sight to actually maintain speeds and the device needs to be in the same room. This wireless standard has already been superseded by 802.11ax. The file server functionality of this router is a little on the hinky side as far as Time Machine support is concerned. It will corrupt HFS+ volumes. Otherwise, it works okay with ExFAT and Ext4 volumes. The LED's are also bright. They light up the room. They can be turned off with the exception of the power light. That light is also somewhat bright, but tolerable.
I would recommend this to a friendRated 5 out of 5 stars
Outstanding Results! But, it's not 'plug-n-play.'
||Posted .Powerful wireless! On the 2.4 Ghz band, using professional wireless analytics software to help peak the performance I was able to bond channels 4+8 at a channel width of 40 to produce the maximum rate of 600 Mbps for 802.11 b, g, n. On the 5.2 Band at a channel width of 80, I was able to bond channels 28+32+36+40+44+48+52+56 or channels 149+153+157+161 for a max rate of 1733.4 Mbps for 802.11 a, n ,ac or load-up channel 153 at a channel width of 160 for 802.11 just on n,ac to achieve max rate of 3466.8. Loading up channel 153 produced the greatest throughput handsdown at 50 feet. At 75+ feet channel width of 80 and 802.11 a,n,ac produced the greatest throughput and at a distance of 200ft. the 2.4 Ghz band 'TRUMPED' them all. NOTE: If you are semi-technological very patient and have 2+ hours to burn, you can download a free app supplied by Netgear to measure, peak, and tweak, performance. Simply, the powerful residential router on the market. Additionally, it uses between 40 and 80 watts of electricity depending on type of usage therefore, take close look at your UPS specs...
I would recommend this to a friendRated 5 out of 5 stars
Incredibly fast, feature packed & future proofed!
||Posted .This Netgear router was expensive, but so worth it! I have 17 devices connected to it (6 on LAN & 11 WiFi) and not one has any problems with signal strength or dropped connections. I also have a 5 port smart switch, and a Netgear server connected to this router. The Plex media server is a nice feature. (I use the Plex software that is built into my server) Having the 60GHz WiFi ready and the 10G LAN available for the future is a good move on Netgear's part. This router also has a lot of safety features built in. The My Genie interface is very similar to the older style. It could use an update, but it does allow you to control and make changes to the modem. Pair the X10 to Ready Cloud and now your talking! I look forward to many years of trouble free performance!
I would recommend this to a friendRated 5 out of 5 stars
Excellent speed and good coverage.
||Posted .I probably would not have bought this if I did not have a gift card to subsidize the purchase. But I thought what the heck ! My direct connect speed is 200mbs and just now my iPhone speed test was 197mbs. Previously my WiFi speeds were never above 150 with iPad and my iphoneX was slower, but no device close to connect speed. Now all devices are very close to direct connect even upstairs.
I would recommend this to a friendRated 5 out of 5 stars
Beast Router
||Posted .Yes, it's expensive...but good God...the unit is simply a best of a router. If you're in need of range, speed, inputs, flexibility, ease of use...and just about anything else, buy this thing! I replaced a business class router (Cisco) at my home with this and I couldn't be happier...if you've got the cash, spend it. (almost forgot, it's wall mountable as well.)
I would recommend this to a friendRated 5 out of 5 stars
Great Netgear Update!
||Posted .I purchased the router as an upgrade to a Netgear Nighthawk X6, and it is amazing. I have two small children, so I am constantly streaming. My husband and I are, like anyone else, attached to our phones, tablets, etc. We also recently purchased a 4K television and XBox One S, so this beast completes the set. Our movies have never looked better. And, it wall-mounts! Can't beat that to keep it from little hands.
I would recommend this to a friendRated 5 out of 5 stars
The 007 of Routers
||Posted .This expensive router killed my network problems. I retired 3 range extenders because this baby didn’t need them. The control screens are so much better than my linksys or time Warner apps, it tells me everything about my network. Setup was sorta easy, but the rewards in speed and connectivity are phenomenal. And it looks great
I would recommend this to a friend
Q: QuestionIs this router overkill? Most of the technology hasn't caught up with its specs. One example is 802.11ad not many if any electronics have that capability! By the time it catches up ther will be a new and better router out with way ahead futureproof specs!
Asked by Tony.
- A:Answer Yes. It's overkill. Nothing supports this yet and the range is nothing to be impressed about with the AD band. This is only worth purchasing if you want to Future Proof. Other than that, Get an AC 5300. Way better Coverage and Reliability.
Answered by Nubsauce
Q: QuestionWhere does the Plex server get its data? I assume from an external hard drive? Can I connect 2 8TB drives to this router? How do I get the files on the drive? Does it work as a NAS? Can I store other data files on the hard drives like text documents?
Asked by luvtivo.
- A:Answer The Plex Media Server helps you manage your videos, photos, and audio files that are stored externally on an attached USB hard drive. Plex also allows you to stream media files to other WiFi or wired connected devices using the Plex app. Instructions for setting up the R9000 as a Plex Media Server can be located beginning on page 110 of the User Manual here: https://www.netgear.com/support/product/r9000.aspx?cid=wmt_netgear_organic#docs Instructions on connecting a NAS or Smart Switch (that supports LACP) can be located starting on page 17.
Answered by NetgearTeam
Q: QuestionI currently have at&t dsl service. I have a Pace model #4111N. I have my compute w/Ethernet, my wireless printer w/phone line and vivint gone security system all connected. Will the Netgear 7200 accommodate the same connections if I do away with the 41111
Asked by Jake2222.
- A:Answer The Nighthawk X10-AD7200 Smart WiFi Router (R9000) is strictly a high-powered router, It does not contain a modem, so you would still need to have one to connect your router to your Internet Service Provider.
Answered by NetgearTeam
Q: QuestionWhat is the exact size of this router including any space that is needed for the external antennae?
Asked by Bison.
- A:Answer The physical dimensions for the R9000 are as follows: 8.81 x 6.61 x 2.91 in (224 x 168 x 74 mm). Weight: 4.11 lb (1865 g). A diagram and further technical information can be found here: http://www.netgear.com/home/products/networking/wifi-routers/R9000.aspx?cid=wmt_netgear_organic#tab-techspecs
Answered by NetgearTeam
Q: QuestionHow many square feet does this router cover and how well does it broadcast through walls?
Asked by Vonwillis.
- A:Answer The AD band is not supported by any device as of yet. The range of the AD band is short range, meaning it will probably cover a large living room to a small house. It will mainly be for Data Streaming/Transfer, gaming, home Network Cloud. The AC isn't super impressive. It does penetrate walls, but no where near the ASUS AC3100 or AC5300. Those covered a majority of my 3.5 Acre property...
Answered by Nubsauce
Q: QuestionHi, was wondering why I need this product in the first place? I have an updated roku, and looking at plex service, Just learning how to do this. Seems complicated and saying i need to invest in a large directional antenna also, sheesh. small home,mtns.
Asked by nighthawk9000.
- A:Answer If you have a small home, this router may be overkill, but the good part is it will support many clients connected to it. So if you have 20 or more devices connected either wired or wirelessly, this will do fine and is ready for any future advancements in speed and capability
Answered by Ash7
Q: QuestionCan this accessory connect to Xfinity WiFi on the gigabit
Asked by Edward.
- A:Answer Yes, the R9000 can connect to your Xfinity modem; the R9000 is a standalone router and does not provide routing functionality. The R9000 would replace your existing Wi-Fi router, or can be run as an access point.
Answered by NETGEARTeam
Q: QuestionDoes this work with FIOS? Do I need the FIOS Quantum router as well if I get this?
Asked by Questioner.
- A:Answer Yes it works fine with FIOS and yes you use your Quantum router. Best solution is to use one of the ethernet outputs from Quantum to the Netgear Nighthawk X10 AD7200 Tri-Band Wi-Fi Router input ethernet port.
Answered by BigBadWolf