The Netgear RBS50 is an Orbi satellite extender designed to work exclusively with Orbi Whole Home Mesh WiFi AC routers and systems. It adds up to 2,500 sq. ft. of coverage, eliminating dead zones and providing seamless roaming with a single network name throughout your home.
Works with Orbi Systems Only: Compatible with Orbi Whole Home Mesh WiFi AC routers and WiFi systems.
Extended Coverage: Adds 2,500 sq. ft. of strong, reliable WiFi coverage to your existing Orbi system.
Eliminate Dead Zones: Perfect for hard-to-reach areas, ensuring smooth streaming and gaming everywhere.
Ultra-Performance Mesh Network: Creates seamless WiFi connectivity across rooms, floors, and walls.
Wired Connections: Includes 4 Gigabit Ethernet ports for Smart TVs, game consoles, and streaming players.
One Seamless Network: Move from room to room without signal drops or the need to switch networks.
Easy Setup & Management: Set up in minutes with the Orbi app. Features include parental controls, speed testing, and WiFi pause.
Expand your Orbi system to cover every corner of your home. Unlike traditional WiFi extenders that can lose speed over distance, the RBS50 maintains fast, reliable performance.
Add more Orbi satellites (indoor or outdoor) for even greater coverage, customized to your home’s layout and needs.
With four Gigabit Ethernet ports, you can connect wired devices such as PCs, TVs, and gaming consoles for maximum stability and speed.
Netgear RBS50 Orbi Satellite
Ethernet Cable
Power Adapter
Online Installation Manual
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