Spectrum Mesh Router System

Finally, a wireless system that works without the hiccups of switching. Disconnected my Spectrum router and replaced it with these. covers 3000 sqft house - and covers a pretty large area outside. 2 are wired direct and the third is wireless. A little quirky to get the first one set up but any additional are just plug and play.

This router/modem Orbi system works great with spectrum. Took only a few minutes really to set it up. If it wasn’t for my Obama phone it would have been faster. So far so good! It looks really clean too!

The ORBI Mesh system is the best available. I have a router plus 2 satellites in large house. Great coverage everywhere.

I upgraded to the Nest Wifi Mesh Router (4 routers, 1 point) system from Netgear Orbi (1 router, 2 satellites) because the Orbi signal was not reaching all the way to through my new, bigger home and outside cameras.  My new setup has drastically improved everything! The 5 Nest units were less expensive than if I exchanged out the old Orbi for their new system.

Replaced a 6 year old linksys wireless router with this unit. My first time with a mesh system. Setup was very easy. All devices connected quickly. Internet throughput is so much better with this unit. I am using Verizon 5G home internet with this router. Getting nearly 300 mbps download consistently. I get a strong wifi signal all over my house (3300 sq ft) and outside. I am very happy with this unit.

Wanted a new mesh system for the house after old router finally bit the dust. After some research and returning another mesh router I bought the XT9. The first mesh system I had had slow performance given my 1GB connection. It would average around 400mb. After buying the XT9 I was averaging between 700 and 800mb. Set up was easy.

I have had ASUS routers in the past. Never had an issue with setup or performance. This new router mesh system reflects the same performance level. No black out areas on 4 levels.

Had to change to this router after we got RCN, and it was a really simple switch over. We use a TP Deco mesh system and this router and have a solid signal throughout our two-story condo.

There's so much good to say about this Synology Router Kit and I have said it in other places. The greatest parts this system works in harmony and is a good solution for a big home or small business system. The software makes controlling user access and content restrictions really easy and it is powerful. But here is what would take this system to the next level: - Update to the latest Wi-FI 6 Standard (this is coming for the router with a new model later in 2022) - Make the Mesh parts able to work with POE (Power over Ethernet) so they don't require a separate power brick - Better mounting options for the Mesh part so it can easily be hung on a wall or from a ceiling None of these things are deal killers but they do factor in if you care about the overall implementation in the best way possible. To get that level of integration, you will need to look towards something like the Ubiquiti UniFi system but that system is overkill for most home and small business situations. As is, this mesh router working in conjunction with the RT 2600 AC is the best way to get close to a robust business level wi-fi application in a reasonable and affordable package.

I added a third mesh router to my existing system ( 2 mesh routers and a without a hitch in 10 minutes. Works great!