Customer Ratings & Reviews

Good quality router works great for what is needed

Seems to be good so far, very good transfer rates.

Router works great. I may upgrade router stronger.

It works real good and turns on and off.. its good

awsome Product....................................

I have experienced no issues with router purchase -

Love it works just fine. Love the design and its light

Awesome product, you won't be disappointed. thumps up

Highly recommended online and I store but couldn't get it to connect. Followed instructions to the letter but troubleshooting wasn't very helpful. Internet provider couldn't help either - said I should call the company. Had little time and so I returned it

solved our router problem. Internet works great now

Just what I needed to get my internet functioning.

Internet was easy and fast setup for college student.

Must buy in the same price range.... .............!

Best one I have had yet. No loss of signal. .......

I only tried one of these so there is a chance that mine was a lemon. In any case, I went through two entry-level AC routers, a D-LINK and this Netgear. Both routers were about $100-130 regular price--not exactly cheap--but discounted at $50-70 respectively. The reduced price was just too good to pass up... but also too good to be true. The Netgear 5 Ghz band was spotty at best, despite the "expansive" WiFi coverage granted by the dual antennas. I would be in the same room with the router and it would drop 5 Ghz regardless of the device, whether laptop, smartphone, or Smart TV. This is after updating firmware and drivers on all devices and after performing a reboot and power cycling the router after the 5 Ghz band would disappear. It would come back sometimes upon restart. Sometimes. Transfer speeds were accurate on 2.4 Ghz, but 5 Ghz would show 20-50% loss in data speed (when the band was actually working) particularly if the connected device was in the adjacent room, literally next door. I live in a small 1 bed 1 bath and this router could not cover both the living room and bedroom. We're talking about having issues after entering a room less than 15 feet away from the router with one wall in-between. The equally inexpensive D-Link performed the same way but didn't have the fancy "expansive" range antenna. Long story short, I opted for a more expensive Netgear AC1700 with THREE (whoa!) antenna and of course a heftier price tag. I gave this particular AC1200 one star, but does that mean Netgear is bad? No. I do trust Netgear and have had 4 Netgear modem/router devices. This AC1200 is the first bad one I've had. Additionally, the AC1700 with the THREE (whoa!) antenna does get the job done. I've had no issues with 5 Ghz. It goes strong all day long and has not dropped on my Smart TV and steams Netflix without an issue. They say you get what you pay for. Sometimes the cheaper alternatives are more trouble than their worth.

Awesome products and do not have issues with any..

It has upgraded our system & working well. Thanks.

Simple install, child's play. Easy to use product.

There's nothing else beside Best Buy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I had to return it because this model does not support XFINITY from Comcast. If you're a future or actual comcast just and are trying to upgrade your router, please look for another model from NETGEAR