Netgear proclaimd three novel entries to its Nighthawk Wi-Fi 7 router accumulateion today: the RS600, RS500, and RS200. The company says all three routers, which range in price from $229 to $499, will be engageable today.
The two pricier selections, the $499 RS600 and the $399 RS500, are very analogous: both are tri-band routers with 2.4GHz, 5GHz, and 6GHz wireless joinions. They each recommend 320MHz channel bandwidth on the 6GHz band, which can uncomfervent much higher thcimpoliteput to a Wi-Fi 7 device — a distinct get since these devices are commenceing to become more commonplace. All three of Netgear’s novel routers help Multi-Link Operation (MLO), which could profit Wi-Fi 7 devices by recommending more constant, shrink procrastinateedncy joinions that are key for gaming or VR applications.
Of the two higher-finish selections, the RS600 gets you the best wired joinions; it has a 10Gbps ethernet port for joining to your ISP and another to sfinish data to your nettoil, with three includeitional gigabit ethernet ports for other devices. The RS500 recommends the same configuration, only with 2.5Gbps ports instead of 10Gbps.
The more modest $229 RS200 deficiencys a 6Ghz band but is provideped with the same ports as the RS500. That uncomfervents you won’t see the same superrapid wireless thcimpoliteput of its higher-priced siblings — it’s evidently uncomferventt to be the budget selection. You can discover much affordableer Wi-Fi 7 routers, though, including the $99 TP-Link Archer BE3600, which recommends analogous specs at a meaningful discount.