The Netgear EX3700 is a Dual-Band wireless range extender that allows you to extend your WiFi further in your home, while reducing spotty coverage areas and improving your home network performance. Connect to your WiFi from anywhere in your house with this simple-to-use WiFi Range Extender.Best of all, no dead zones to stop you from having fun on your mobile devices, smart TVs, or game consoles.
The EX3700 operates under 2 modes. You can choose to improve and extend your existing AC750 wireless network, or use this device as an extra access point. This added flexibility will allow you to keep using this device for years to come, even if you add other equipment to your home network.
Most routers developed today include Dual-Band technology since it's so helpful in reducing dead zones and improving overall signal quality. This wireless range extender is meant to compliment your exisitng network, so naturally, it also includes concurrent Dual-Band. This technology provides the best coverage and reduced interference for devices like laptops, Blu-ray™ players, smart TVs, smartphones and more. Additionally, this model was designed with FastLane technology, which builds off of Dual-Band and increases overall wireless performance by using both bands.
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