The Netgear Nighthawk R7300 DST AC1900 Dual-Band Gigabit Router delivers reliable speeds and extended coverage for busy households. With Beamforming technology, three detachable antennas, and a Dead Spot Terminator (DST) adapter, it ensures stronger signals and wider reach throughout your home.
AC1900 WiFi Speeds: Up to 1900 Mbps combined (600 Mbps on 2.4 GHz + 1300 Mbps on 5 GHz).
DST Adapter Included: Boosts your WiFi signal in hard-to-reach areas to eliminate dead zones.
Beamforming Technology: Directs WiFi signals to your devices for stronger, more reliable connections.
Detachable Antennas: Three external antennas strengthen coverage and allow for upgrades when needed.
Dual-Band Coverage: Supports HD streaming, gaming, and browsing simultaneously.
Easy Setup & Management: Get online quickly with Netgear Genie® and manage remotely with the Nighthawk App.
Upgradeable Design: Flexible antenna options let you adapt coverage if your home or setup changes.
With AC1900 Dual-Band speeds, the R7300 ensures smooth HD video streaming, lag-free online gaming, and fast downloads. Its dual-band technology also improves signal coverage across larger homes.
The included Dead Spot Terminator adapter creates a secondary broadcast signal to expand WiFi coverage into hard-to-reach corners of your home.
Use Netgear Genie or the Nighthawk App to install, monitor, and manage your router from anywhere. Troubleshooting and adjustments are simple, even on the go.
Netgear R7300 Wireless Router
DST Adapter
Ethernet Cable
Power Adapter
Online Installation Manual
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