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Netgear EX6250 AC1750 Wi-Fi Mesh Extender $124 + Shipping ($0 Pickup or in-Store) @ Bunnings Warehouse

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Hi first time poster here so please be kind!

I was looking for a decent wifi extender and this had good reviews. This is much cheaper than other stores such as JB Hi-Fi and Officeworks at $199.00. For some reason, Bunnings still shows it as $148 on Google searches but it goes down to $124 on their site. Picked one up at our local Bunnings.

We just installed it for our double brick house with internal brick walls and the rooms that couldn't get ONE bar of wifi now has full bars.


Easily create a whole-home WiFi mesh with your existing router.
Smart roaming. One WiFi name
Compatible with any brand WiFi router / modem router
Dual band WiFi up to 1750Mbps
Simple set up
The AC1750 WiFi mesh extender lets you create whole-home WiFi mesh with your existing router. It features smart roaming and one WiFi name for seamless WiFi connection throughout your network. It supports 802.11ac, ax and a/b/g/n WiFi devices and works with your existing WiFi router. Nighthawk® App allows for quick setup and easy extender management.

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  • +2

    Same price at Amazon and you could price match at Officeworks $117.8

  • I'm guessing this is an EasyMesh certified router? First time I've seen or heard of a mesh router that's multi-vendor compatible.

  • My current router puts out two ssid - one for 2.4ghz and one for 5ghz. Does anyone know if this repeater can repeat both ssid's or does the setup only allow for the same ssid on both bands?

    • +1

      If it's anything like my ASUS Aimesh router, it'll still have the capability to broadcast both 2.4ghz and 5ghz networks. However, it will use one of those as the backhaul if you aren't connecting an Ethernet cable.

    • +1

      You can set it up that way, exactly what I have.

      It will use one to repeat back to your router.

  • Would these work with the Orbi system?

    • Netgear EX6250 will work. Personally I would purchase another Orbi add-on satellite.

    • It is not intend as an Orbi satellite, only Orbi branding does that

  • +2

    While it is marketed as "mesh" extender
    I doubt it will work like how normal mesh network works

    Normal mesh network use a wire or wireless backhaul to communicate to all the nodes
    which allows a client device to find the best path to reach back to the router
    mesh network also allows client to move around the network coverage and connection will seamlessly change nodes without dropping out

    Since this is a "standalone" extender that just purely connect as a wifi client
    not sure whether the router can even smart enough to route clients that connect to this "node"
    I have a feeling this is just an "extender" that re-broadcast the wifi signal
    smart routing might not work unless you have multiple of this extender to form a mesh subnetwork

    • Yep. Default setup will put all clients on its own subnet from memory. It can extend a mesh network, you tell it which SSID's to extend on 2.4 & 5GHz

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