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forum thread Posted by KevinR6981 • Last Friday

Deal NETGEAR Orbi Whole Home Tri-band WiFi 6 Mesh Network System (RBK853) - $499.97

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NETGEAR Orbi Whole Home Tri-band WiFi 6 Mesh Network System (RBK853) – Router With 2 Satellite Extenders, Security Features, Coverage Up To 7,500 Square Feet, 100 Devices, AX6000 (Up to 6Gbps)

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List Price: $899.99

Final $499.97

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B082LZKYFL
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NETGEAR Orbi Whole Home Tri-band WiFi 6 Mesh Network System (RBK853) – Router With 2 Satellite Extenders, Security Features, Coverage Up To 7,500 Square Feet, 100 Devices, AX6000 (Up to 6Gbps)

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List Price: $899.99

Final $499.97

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B082LZKYFL

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Model: Netgear Orbi AX6000 Wireless Tri-Band Mesh Wi-Fi System w/Router + 2 Satellites

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zorroxinxsindi
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it's WiFi 6!
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Quote from zorroxinxsindi :
it's WiFi 6!

And this wifi6 system is $800. Just because a cheap mesh says wifi 7, doesn't mean it's better than a high end wifi 6

https://a.co/d/d5W0l9R
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ggrr8t
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Not everyone needs wifi7. This seems like a solid price for a mesh system that will be mor than enough for most homeowners without breaking the bank. Not everyone chases what's next.
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FishKilla
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Quote from ggrr8t :
Not everyone needs wifi7. This seems like a solid price for a mesh system that will be mor than enough for most homeowners without breaking the bank. Not everyone chases what's next.
Sorry, I disagree.

Buying last year's model is a great way to save some money, but it is a fool's errand with Wi-Fi

Wi-Fi is still in its infancy and the difference between 6 and 7 is huge. Even if you don't have 7 devices now, you will soon and you will not be able to benefit from the increased performance and stability and reliability with 7.

I wouldn't say run out and replace a good working Wi-Fi 6 system, but if you are buying new, replacing Wi-Fi 5, etc. don't waste your time with a 6 or even 6E, buy a 7, they are backward compatible for your old stuff.
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Quote from FishKilla :
Sorry, I disagree.

Buying last year's model is a great way to save some money, but it is a fool's errand with Wi-Fi

Wi-Fi is still in its infancy and the difference between 6 and 7 is huge. Even if you don't have 7 devices now, you will soon and you will not be able to benefit from the increased performance and stability and reliability with 7.

I wouldn't say run out and replace a good working Wi-Fi 6 system, but if you are buying new, replacing Wi-Fi 5, etc. don't waste your time with a 6 or even 6E, buy a 7, they are backward compatible for your old stuff.
Fair enough but not many can afford to spend what a good wifi 7 would cost. It's just out of reach for most people. That's usually the case with always future proofing.
Last edited by ggrr8t May 9, 2025 at 12:22 PM.
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Quote from ggrr8t :
Fair enough but not many can afford to spend what a good wifi 7 would cost. It's just out of reach for most people. That's usually the case with always future proofing.

I agree with that, always within the budget. It is just this is $500 and at that price you are in Wi-Fi 7 territory
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Ummm the linksys wifi 6e 3-unit mesh was $79...

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BrightMint678
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I just bought a WiFi7 setup from TP-Link for less than $400 on Amazon from a deal on this site. This Wifi6 package doesn't seem like a hot deal
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ggrr8t
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Quote from BrightMint678 :
I just bought a WiFi7 setup from TP-Link for less than $400 on Amazon from a deal on this site. This Wifi6 package doesn't seem like a hot deal
Which one? TP-Link BE10000?
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syzygy720
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Wifi 7 prices seem high.
Some of the devices that I have been watching that are a year old are still showing right around the same price as when they were released last year.
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ggrr8t
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I already asked but if missed I'll ask again(i did get one reply but looking for another). Can someone link me to a solid wifi7 mesh with router and 2 satellites, like the setup in this deal? Please and thank you. Someone mentioned one but no info other than they got one.
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overzeetop
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Honestly, if you're going to drop $500+ on a wireless system, just run a wire and get Ubiquiti. A Dream 7 and a U7 will probably cover as much volume as this "7500SF" system and the interface UI is night and day better than Orbi.
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