Orbi is a known brand of purpose-built (canned) mesh systems by Netgear.
Orbi is known to be easy to use and, prior to Wi-Fi 7, always features a 5GHz permanently dedicated backhaul band. The hardware is app-operated and requires a login account with Negear, which inherently causes privacy risks.
Per Netgear, the Orbi family will not get the AFC feature of Wi-Fi 7.
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