Orbi 770 vs 870 vs 970: Which NETGEAR WiFi 7 Mesh Fits Your Home
NETGEAR sells three WiFi 7 Orbi systems at three very different prices. Here is what the extra money buys, and why most homes land on the 770.
Immerse your entire home in strong, reliable WiFi regardless of size or shape. Three units provide up to 5,500 sq.ft. of coverage, supporting 4K streaming, online gaming, and more. Expand coverage easily by adding additional Deco units.
Use Alexa voice commands to pause the internet, set time limits, and manage devices or family members. Control your network hands-free for added convenience.
Note: Wireless transmission rates are based on IEEE Standard 802.11 specifications. Coverage, speed, and connected device capacity may vary depending on environmental factors, network conditions, and device limitations. MU-MIMO capability requires both mesh system and client devices to support it. Free lifetime subscription to TP-Link HomeCare applies for the life of the purchased device only.
NETGEAR sells three WiFi 7 Orbi systems at three very different prices. Here is what the extra money buys, and why most homes land on the 770.
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