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BuckoNZ

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#301994 20-Oct-2022 23:36
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I find myself needing a router that has more "guts" in the wifi department than the Frtizbox that has been.supplied by 2degrees.

Will the Netgear RAX70 router work ok on 2degrees Broadband?

https://www.pbtech.co.nz/product/NETNGR66600/NETGEAR-NightHawk-RAX70-AX88-Stream-Wi-Fi-Router-T







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  #2985631 20-Oct-2022 23:56
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Yes, doesn't mean it has any more wifi guts though. You should not be using a stand-alone 3 in 1 router, switch, AP maybe. Data cable your house and install access points and do things properly - certainly a better investment of the money.





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  #2985634 21-Oct-2022 01:34
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Honestly the Fritz!Box has pretty good WiFi.

 

What model do you have / what are you wanting to achieve? More range? As 2degrees also sell a WiFi Mesh unit for it that works very well.





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