The Orbi Outdoor Satellite is an expensive, weather-resistant way of extending Wi-Fi outside your home, up to 2,500 square feet. Dan Dziedzic Associate editor Dan has been a professional writer for ...

NETGEAR has just announced, ahead of CES 2018 next week, the Orbi Outdoor Satellite. This is an add-on to NETGEAR’s Orbi and Orbi Pro Mesh WiFi systems that it already sells. Basically, allowing you ...

WiFi mesh networking is not for the faint of wallet, but if you're going to spend the money, Netgear's Orbi is one of the better systems out there. Until now, it's been geared toward indoor home and ...

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If you have a large home, you might find that it's difficult to get all of your home Wi-Fi devices connected and running at top speeds with just one Wi-Fi router. Getting a mesh router allows you to ...

John: There are few aspects of my computing life more important than a reliable, fast connection to the Internet. There are several good options available when it comes to WiFi mesh networking systems ...

If you prefer to use your phone, laptop or other wireless device outside by your pool, you've probably faced connectivity problems from time to time. Wi-Fi extenders typically solve this problem but ...

Wireless routers often have pretty good overall coverage inside your home -- especially if you use a mesh router system -- but coverage outside your home can often be spotty at best. If you like ...

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Netgear on Monday announced the Orbi WiFi System, designed to eliminate dead spots in smart homes. Orbi’s system “is similar to using a network extender, but Netgear has improved on this approach with ...

If you're reading about WiFi routers, chances are your WiFi at home isn't living up to your standards. The first thing I'd recommend is to make sure you're using your own internet modem if possible, ...