NETGEAR Orbi 770 Series Tri-Band WiFi 7 Mesh System (RBE772) - Router + 1 Satellite Extender - Covers up to 5,500 sq. ft., 100 Devices - 2.5 Gig Internet Port - BE11000 802.11be (up to 11Gbps)

Excelente producto.

I've been using the Netgear Orbi 770 (2-pack) for a few months now in my home, and it's been a game-changer Setup was straightforward through the Orbi app; it took maybe 15-20 minutes to get everything synced and running.Coverage is impressive, reaching every corner of our house (including the backyard) with strong, consistent signals — no more dead zones like with our old router. What really stands out is the network speed and the ports. The 2.5 Gig internet port (WAN) and the multiple 2.5G LAN ports on the router and satellites work great. I have a multi-gig internet connection. Devices plugged into the satellites maintain excellent throughput too, even over wireless backhaul. The ports deliver reliable, multi-gig performance that matches what | expected from a WiFi 7 system. Wireless speeds are solid as well-up to 11 Gops total rated, and in real-world use, I see great results on WiFi 7-compatible devices (often 1-2 Gops close-range).The tri-band setup with MLO helps keep things smooth even with dozens of devices connected.Overall, highly recommend the Orbi 770 if you're looking to future-proof your network. It's not the cheapest, but the performance, especially those fast 2.5G ports and whole-home coverage, make it worth it. 5 stars!

First of all - amazing help by phone provided by Sahil with Netgear/Orbi support! And - everything works perfectly! This is my first time using a separate cable modem with A router and mesh system, but I am so glad that I did. My video calls/meetings are so much clearer, don't freeze anymore and transmit without delays now. Easy to set up, use and the app makes it even easier! It is asthetically pleasing with great signal strength throughout my home and yard. I really appreciate the separate band for Internet of Things (IoT)!

I've owned the Orbi 770 + 1 satellite for 8 months now, in a building covering roughly 1300 square feet. The building is quite old and has some brick walls, but the satellite remains a strong link to the primary router. My previous system was a 3-point Google Wi-Fi mesh from roughly 2017, and I replaced it in August 2025 after doing a lot of research online about the best router for my needs.Overall, I am pleased with some aspects (primarily, the speed) but disappointed in others (like the app and stability).* Speed:My Google Wi-Fi had very questionable speed—my bitrate and throughput would crash horribly in certain cases on calls with others, whether on a work call or game stream. Sometimes when watching YouTube at 1080p I'd be kicked down to 720p. Since upgrading to the Orbi, speed is like a purring cheetah. I've had no speed issues even running multiple 4K streams at once, and I've never been kicked to a lower resolution on YouTube.* Stability:To be honest, this is what motivated me to finally write this review. It's awful. For one, I've been on FaceTime calls—in the room with the satellite router—and have lost signal for 10 or 15 seconds at a time (compared to my Google Wi-Fi, on which I don't remember this happening even once). A router of this caliber—and price—shouldn't be as skittish as a startled cat.The even bigger issue is that I have a Sonos system with 6 speakers—one hardwired directly to the Orbi, the other 5 on Wi-Fi—and frequently, the ones on Wi-Fi will just stop playing (sometimes just one stops, sometimes all of them). At first, I thought this might be an issue with the music streaming service—but I couldn't even view the devices' status from my iPhone, and that's entirely local network (no external service required), which means that they weren't even connected to the network anymore. I've heard of people having compatibility issues with Sonos and Orbi before, but none of the fixes online worked for me.* The App:My biggest gripe with the app is that it's trying to sell me something (see images). I already bought your router—stop trying to upsell me. Both the parental controls and "Armor" security feature are full-screen upsells when you just want to manage your device.Aside from that, it's standard. It's not good—like I would consider the Google Wi-Fi app experience—and definitely not great. I will say, though, that the device list is good, and it lets you customize the names of devices that may not have one out of the box (like my "YS-L177166fc88").As for the local network admin portal, it's... bad, regardless of whether you're using paws or hands. There are lots of great controls in there, but it's slow, the loading bars are all fake, settings that should be together are not, and it looks like it was designed in 2001.* Overall:I'd say my Orbi 770 is a 4.5/5 when it works. The app is serviceable, even if not great, and the speed and compatibility are solid. It does what I need and handles a lot of devices connected to it (everything from smart bulbs to TVs to automatic cat feeders—meow!).The stability issues are what kill it for me. Dropping from FaceTime calls and losing my Sonos beats mid-workout just make the product so frustrating to use because these aren't things that can just be worked around. Your Wi-Fi router is the hub of your home or business internet—if it's not reliable, neither is your home or business.

Has added security, speed and signal coverage.