If you absolutely need a new router today, there are plenty of great options on the market. If your current device is good enough and functioning, however, I would advise to hold off on an upgrade.

As well as announcing a new Orbi RBK850 at IFA 2019, Netgear also unleashed the Nighthawk AX8, a Wi-Fi 6-ready mesh extender that’s designed to work with any router. Much like the Nighthawk AX12, seen ...

Something to look forward to: Introducing WiFi 6 routers to the mainstream is about to make having dozens of devices connected a little easier. Netgear's Nighthawk AX8 and AX12 offer wide bandwidth ...

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is The Verge’s executive editor. He has covered tech, policy, and online creators for over a decade. The next generation of Wi-Fi is starting to arrive, and Netgear is jumping in with its first two ...

Connectivity has steadily increased in today’s households, with smartphones, televisions, PCs and many more devices relying on Wi-Fi. With the introduction of four new Nighthawk AX series routers, ...

Back in November 2018, we shared with you that NETGEAR was planning to sell some premium Wi-Fi 6 routers. This was very exciting, as the addition of this bleeding-edge technology signaled that ...

After releasing the Nighthawk AX8 in November 2018, Netgear is again expanding its lineup and launching another Wi-Fi 6 router, the Nighthawk Tri-band AX12. Available in May 2019 for $600, the router ...

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Netgear is very clearly determined to maintain its reputation for outlandishly styled, high-performance WiFi routers. The company has unveiled its first routers using the WiFi 6 (aka 802.11ax) ...

I’ve been working with computers for ages, starting with a multi-year stint in purchasing for a major IBM reseller in New York City before eventually landing at PCMag (back when it was still in print ...