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Which good router for my application? AC68U or R7000?
I'm currently having zero issues with my netgear r7000 in my home at 1900 sqft..3 stories. I've got the router set as my wireless access point upstairs in the master bedroom and the basement still has an amazing signal. I'm just on the stock firmware for now and no hiccups, and just installed...- Turbocoupe24
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Which good router for my application? AC68U or R7000?
I decided to go with 1 Netgear R7000 for now. Would it be ideal to get a new DSL modem as well? Or just set the current comtrend combo to modem only? Sent from my SM-G920V using Tapatalk- Turbocoupe24
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Which good router for my application? AC68U or R7000?
EDIT: Sorry, disregard my message...I wasn't sure if you were replying to me or the OP. Kinda selfish on my part. Haha! I've got about 6 devices that can utilize the 5ghz band, with the Nvidia Shield Console and Xbox One being the main 2. The others are just smartphones and a tablet (assuming...- Turbocoupe24
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Which good router for my application? AC68U or R7000?
Thank you sfx2000. I've completely gone over the router charts and ranker lists and product reviews...but I'm still learning, and figured I'd just ask before I just go all out on an AC3200 router when I'd be right at home with a AC1900. Thanks again.- Turbocoupe24
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Which good router for my application? AC68U or R7000?
I apologize for hijacking your thread Keith but Im also in a similar situation in choosing a router. Im currently with Windstream at 24/2. I've only got a couple AC compatible devices...here's my list of devices currently. Galaxy S6 Note 4 IPhone 6 2 Asus laptops PS4 (2.4ghz band) Xbox One...- Turbocoupe24
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- Forum: Wireless Buying Advice