Netgear Inc. has announced a new type of home WiFi system called Orbi that the company says will eliminate WiFi dead zones within the home. Rather than relying on a single router to provide internet ...

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, ...

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 ...

I'll never go back to using a regular WiFi router and extender after trying Eero, the first mesh WiFi system I tested. A single WiFi router doesn't cover my whole house, and extenders cut my internet ...

Available now to pre-order, Orbi will go on sale next month for $399.99. Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more ...

Call it a first-world problem if you like, but the larger your home, the trickier it can be blanketing it in wireless connectivity. Dead zones have a nasty habit of popping up in remote corners ...

Listen, you’ve been using that old router for years. While it does its job well enough, coverage can be spotty, and I bet ...

One of the most frustrating first world problems today is not being able to connect to your home WiFi network in spots that are farther away from your router. Netgear believes it can get rid of that ...

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Have you noticed that cursed circle spinning on your streaming screens, or jittery action during your favorite games? Your home network might be to blame, no matter how fast your provider connection ...