An access point, a.k.a wireless access point — often abbreviated as AP or WAP — is a standard Wi-Fi broadcaster.
There are standalone WAPs or those embedded inside routers to turn them into Wi-Fi routers. This section of the site is about the formers.
Each standard AP adds Wi-Fi of standards it supports (Wi-Fi 5/6/6e or 7) to a (non-Wi-Fi) network or extends the the coverage via a network cable.
Today, Netgear announced its first Wi-Fi 7 standard AP, the WBE750 Insight Manageable tri-band Wi-Fi 7 Access Point. In a …
Netgear today unveiled the WAX220 Wi-Fi 6 Access Point as a major upgrade to its existing WAX214. Among other things, …
If there’s a contest in who makes the most Wi-Fi 6 business wireless access points (WAPs), Netgear will likely be …
The WAX630E is Netgear’s first tri-band Wi-Fi 6E business-class access point. And it can be a viable alternative to the …
If you think the entry-level WAX214 I recently review doesn’t cut it for your needs—and you’re probably right—here’s some good …
The Netgear WAX214 AX1800 Wi-Fi 6 Access Point (WAP) was available simultaneously with the oddball WAX204, but I decided not …
Netgear today announced the availability of the Insight ManagedWi-Fi 6 AX3600 dual-band Wireless Access Point (model WAX620) for a big …
There are two things about the Netgear WAX204 Wi-Fi 6 AX1800 Dual-Band Business Wireless Access Point (WAP). First, it’s not …
Looking to add Wi-Fi 6 to your existing router? You have a couple of brand-new options today. Netgear just now …
Netgear today doubled down on its effort to bring its mesh technology to all existing Wi-Fi networks with the introduction …
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