Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is bleeding edge technology for any home that needs an upgrade from wifi 5 or even wifi 6. The ease of use is there to make this a simple solution for any home with more than 40 devices connected together. While internet speed from your ISP is inportant, this is a solution for those who want a fast and relaibel internet connection for all devices. Ths cost is high, as the technology is not inexpensive to produce a router mesh sustem that maintains the connection between access points with a wireless connection that rivals a wired (ethernet) one. Bottom line: its a future proof system for those who want to get ahead and not have to worry about their hone internet becoming outdated or obsolete for the next several years.

Extremely reliable, wide coverage penetrates through walls above all well built

My 2 pack has been very solid so far. Great speeds and coverage with my 1gb connection.

The speed of the mesh network is amazing. And the ease of setup was nice. I do wish they would link with my other Orbi mesh network that is the WiFi 6E version.

The BEST WIFI Mesh system on the market !!! I use these in my home and offices. Great way to extend your wifi signal without degradation to the signal.

We upgraded our internet to AT&T Fiber 2GB up and down so we needed some faster Wifi mesh. We originally had our Orbi RBR750 which worked well when we had Spectrum, but they werent able to compete with the upload speeds AT&T offers. The new Orbi has better design and i love the ports on the back of each one! There is so much power in these that I am thankful they even make such monsters in Orbi. Thank you thank you!

This was a replacement for a TP Link 6e that failed. Everything in the house was faster- we only have on Wifi7 device- but the signal strength is so much better. Even Alexa responds extremely fast. 2k is a lot of money, but I don't regret it at all.

I needed to upgrade my wifi system to get better reception in our outside living space. I always liked the Orbi system but our current system was no longer going to receive updates so I decided to go with the 970. I bought an additional extender just in case it was needed. Set up was easy and quick and when all was done I did not need the extender. Signal strength went from fair to excellent using just the main and two satellites located in the same place as my old system. Reception outside is great now.

The client expressed profound satisfaction with this system. It provides comprehensive Wi-Fi coverage throughout her newly constructed, spacious home, utilizing six gig fiber optic connections. The client sought a robust system, and this one met their requirements. If you are seeking the ultimate Wi-Fi experience, I highly recommend Orbi.

This product is crazy expensive, but, it performs like no other. I have a 5gig up and down fiber internet plan. I get those speeds and more. Super easy to set up and use. My iPhone 16 pro max is wifi 7. Wirelessly I regularly get 1500 to 1700 on a regular basis. Highly recommended! jminjax.

For a $2k system, I expected the little things to work better. The app was okay but I couldnt do any speed checks and opened support tickets which didnt help anything at all. I followed the instructions given (which didnt let the speed test work) and just ended up returning it for another brand.

Works great. Even if you dont have wifi7 device, definitely increases wifi speeds. 10/10 overall.

This is a great system from Orbi. Don’t have anything else to compare. This system eliminates the need of multiple satellites you need to improve your coverage. This will improve efficiency and productivity. Definitely recommend it, even though it’s little costly but worth every penny.

I'm no stranger to Netgear Orbi mesh Wi-Fi - I had two previous versions of Orbi and they generally performed well. Due to the cost of the Orbi Wi-Fi 7 systems, this was not my first choice. A year ago, I purchased the TP-Link Deco BE85 and I have to say, while it had a few quirks, it performed exceptionally well in my home. I abandoned it due to the security concerns surrounding TP-Link as a brand and began the search for a Wi-Fi 7 alternative. I tried the eero Max 7 first to see if it would fit my needs - while the Max 7 is generally adequate in terms of range and performance, I did have some device connection stability issues and more important, it was missing a lot in terms of feature set that the Orbi offers (i.e. managing everything via browser, being able to manually set Wi-Fi channels when needed, advanced networking functions, etc.). I've had this Orbi system in place for 6 days at this point. Setup was painfully slow as many reviews have indicated, it took about 25 minutes - but thankfully that's a one-time issue, I can live with that. Coverage as compared to the eero Max 7 is definitely better - the Orbi has greater range and faster speeds. The Wi-Fi 7 MLO option is enabled by default and works very well, it provides fantastic throughput (I currently have 3 Wi-Fi 7 devices - two iPhone 16 Pro phones and an Asus Zenbook S 14). What I can't live with is reliability issues - particularly at this exorbitant price point. Bear in mind, the system is running the latest available firmware - which incidentally I had to manually download as the auto-update feature didn't offer it. The issue I'm having is this system randomly reboots for no discernable reason. It's been happening anywhere from 2 to 4 times per day - which is a disaster when working from home and suddenly your connection is gone for 3 to 5 minutes while the Orbi restarts itself. The router logs accessible via browser inexplicably start fresh after a reboot, so there is no way to go back to investigate what might have triggered the reboot. Super frustrating! A cursory search online indicates the Orbi 970 series suffers from overheating, which may well be the case as there is no internal cooling fan. However, given that it's January/February and I keep my home at 70F, and the router/satellites are in open spaces, this shouldn't be an issue. The Orbi 970 series is a complete disappointment, and I will be retuning it - for better or worse I'm going back to TP-Link, waiting for a Deco BE95 system to arrive.

Dynamite routers. They appear dependable. They were easy to set up and my system is faster than my older four year old orbis

Replaced my 5 year old Amplifi Alien mesh system with router and 3 satellites with the Orbi 970 with 2 satellites. Was expecting some work with 65 devices attached in a two story 8,000 sq ft home. The Orbi app worked perfectly. Both satellites are hard wired. WIFI coverage is excellent with top speed of 980/980. All devices connected as soon as system was powered up. Very happy with the upgrade.

Excellent speed and easy to setup. Future proof for sure.

This system is pricey but reliable. We are running over 50 devices and our WiFi has been up 100% of the time.

Great, run fast no lost internet. No frezee and I happy to have this product. Thanks netgear.

I purchased the Orbi 970 3 pack along with one additional satellite, have been using it for several weeks now and it has exceeded my expectations. I have a 3000+ square foot house with AT&T Fiber and get amazing speeds anywhere in my house and even across the street in my neighbors house. At the router, I get speeds of 950MB both up and down, on my iPhone 13 Pro, I get 750MB down and 900MB up, on my Alienware laptop I get at least 750MB up and down. I also have over 70 connected devices from multiple TV's, gaming systems, multiple phones and ipads, 10 Sonos speakers, 4 Nest Protects and 2 interior 4k cameras, Ring Doorbell, NVR security system with 10 4k cameras, Rachio smart sprinkler controller, Tempest weather system and other various smart devices. I currently have the newest firmware version of V9.11.1.1_1.2.2 and have not experienced any issues with internet connectivity (that some other purchasers have had). Again, I am extremely impressed with this systems performance and would highly recommend. One suggestion I would have for system improvement from a security perspective would be adding functionality for geo-blocking.