- Is the RBK752P worth it over a single router?
- If one router leaves dead spots, yes. The satellite unit and dedicated backhaul give more consistent coverage than a single unit or a repeater, at the cost of fewer wired ports.
- How does it compare with Netgear's tri-band Orbi models?
- Tri-band models add a third radio for backhaul and more streams, which helps in homes with many devices. The RBK752P is dual-band, so it is simpler and lighter but less capable under heavy load.
- Does it work with my existing modem?
- Yes. It has no built-in modem, so it connects to your cable, fiber ONT or DSL modem by Ethernet and creates the Wi-Fi network from there.
- How many wired devices can I connect?
- Each unit has one LAN port, so two wired devices total without a switch. Add a gigabit switch if you have more.
- Does it support Wi-Fi 6E or Wi-Fi 7?
- No. It is Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) on 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz only, so 6 GHz devices will fall back to 5 GHz.
- Where is the Netgear RBK752P Wi-Fi 6 System 2-Pack cheapest?
- At Best Buy, for $249.99, as of our latest check.