NetGear R7900-100NAS Nighthawk X6 AC3000 Smart Tri- Band Wi-Fi Router USD $178 (~AUD $227) Delivered @ Amazon

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P4kbargain on 17/10/2017 - 13:36 amazon.com (223 clicks)
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- 3.0Gbps - Fast combined WiFi speed for uninterrupted streaming.WiFi performance AC3000 (450 + 1300 + 1300 mbps),wifi range very large homes,wifi band simultaneous tri-band wifi - Tx/Rx 3x3 (2.4GHz) + 3x3 (5GHz) + 3x3 (5GHz)
-Tri-Band WiFi delivers more WiFi for more devices, Six high-performance antennas & powerful amplifiers maximize range
-1GHz dual-core processor delivers lag-free gaming, Smart Connect intelligently selects best WiFi for every device
-NETGEAR Genie - Easy install and personal dashboard to monitor, control & repair your home network

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  King Steuart on 17/10/2017 - 14:04

  I have the default optus router given with nbn modem. Do i need this in my life?

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    samfisher5986 on 17/10/2017 - 14:16

    At least based on what they normally give you, anything is better.

    Personally I would just get a decent quality router with wireless, this one is way overkill for wireless unless your main computer connectivity is wireless.

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    syousef on 17/10/2017 - 15:09

    +1

    If your default router is fast enough (both WIFI and Internet speed), not dropping out, has a good signal and is not giving you any trouble or missing advanced features you'd use, no.

    I'm suffering through with a shockingly broken Telstra Broadband Gateway Max cabke router. (Netgear C6300BD but with buggy Telstra Firmware). I use a WRT54GL for DHCP because DHCP reservations on the C6300BD only work sometimes. If it saves me spending $200 on another router, why not?

    NBN is supposed to be scheduled for last half of next year. I'll re-evaluate when I move across. I really want 40Mbps upload!

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      Kaboda on 17/10/2017 - 20:28

      I gave up on my Telstra gateway at my business. TPLINK ADSL archer is doing fine.

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    A Banana4scale on 17/10/2017 - 15:20

    +2

    Better to get the Ubiquiti AP Pro instead.

    With the recent KRACK vulnerability, Netgear might not update it but Ubiquiti have already patched it and released an update.

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      onlinepred on 17/10/2017 - 15:37

      +1

      DDWRT ftw

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  limucat on 17/10/2017 - 14:43

  why is it so much cheaper than msy $399??

  EDIT:
  i see msy is actually selling R8000. wonder whats the difference

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    syousef on 17/10/2017 - 15:06

    +1

    For the average user? Marketing.

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    batrarobin on 17/10/2017 - 16:10

    I think R8000 is AC3200.

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  limucat on 17/10/2017 - 16:16

  Just found this link

  looks like r7900 may be right for me

  http://bestwirelessroutersnow.com/r7900-vs-r8000-nighthawk-r…

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  Jstrrrr on 18/10/2017 - 09:00

  My experience with a R8000 has been terrible. Unexplained resets every few minutes to hours. Not reconnecting to W10 properly after these self reboots. The forums are awash with complaints. I would stay away personally.

  The day I changed to a VR2600 TP-Link - all my problems fixed.