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This NETGEAR Orbi AX4200 (model RBK752) vs. Linksys MX4200 matchup boils down to one crucial factor, which is whether or not you have gotten your home wired. Sure, both will work in a fully wireless setup, but at a different performance level. Feeling so indecisive? Read on! (Note: Technically, the …
When NETGEAR first announced the Orbi AX4200—a.k.a the RBK750 series available as RBK752 (2-pack) or RBK753 (3-pack)—I assumed it was the lesser version of the flagship Orbi AX6000 (RBK852). And on the surface of it, I was right. Looking deeper, it’s a different story. There’s a lot more to love …
I wrote about how the eero Pro 6 and the Linksys MX4200 a little while ago, and since then, folks have been asking me to do the same with the eero 6. So here’s the eero 6 vs. NETGEAR MK62 matchup. And similarly, I’d take the latter in a heartbeat …
This eero Pro 6 vs. eero 6 matchup is a guide on getting the most out of these new Amazon Wi-Fi 6 mesh routers for those who can’t resist their shininess or the insidious marketing hype. If you’ve read my reviews on them—if not, check the related box below—you’d know …
Though very different hardware-wise, the Amazon eero 6 dual-band AX1800 mesh router is, for the most part, just like the eero 6 Pro. It has the same mobile app, setup process, general settings, and feature set. So, it’s just like the original eero that came out some four years ago. …
The matchup between the eero Pro 6 vs. Linksys Velop MX4200 is an interesting one. That’s because it’s not really a fight. Despite the fact these two share the same Wi-Fi specs, I’d pick the latter right away. There are just too many things in the new eero that can …
The Amazon eero Pro 6 tri-band AX4200 mesh Wi-Fi 6 router is an exaggeration. There’s nothing “Pro” about it. It has the least to offer among all (tri-band) Wi-Fi 6 routers I’ve reviewed. So, at best, it’s a router for the uninitiated. And in that regard, this one does have a …
