Netgear RAX70
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Product details
The Netgear Nighthawk Tri-Band AX8 Wi-Fi router, equipped with a powerful 1.5 GHz quad-core processor, delivers ultra-fast speeds. Eight Wi-Fi streams mean more available bandwidth and less congestion for your devices on the network. Tri-band Wi-Fi ensures the best wireless performance for bandwidth-intensive applications such as UHD video streaming or large file transfers.
| Router type | Wi-Fi router |
| Number of ports | 4 Ports |
| Network connections | RJ45 (4x) |
| Wi-Fi standard | Wi-Fi 6 / 802.11ax |
| Router functions | VPN |
| 5 GHz transfer rate | 4800 Mbit/s |
| 2.4 GHz transfer rate | 600 Mbit/s |
| Item number | 14333442 |
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Reviews & Ratings
- Tri-Band
- allows link aggregation
- quite economical operation
- Clear and comprehensive menu
- Can be used as VPN server and VPN client
- Gigabit LAN slows down WLAN
The RAX70 from Netgear hides the WLAN radio antennas behind its fold-out wings. In addition to four Gigabit LAN ports for connecting devices via network cable, the router also has a USB 3.0 port for a storage drive. Setup is done via the associated Nighthawk app, which is clear and structured...
That of the RAX70, offered for 320 euros, is with 600 Mbit/s on 2.4 GHz somewhat slower than the competitors. On 5 GHz, Netgear chooses a special configuration: one module supports 4x4 MIMO, but the other only 2x2. This could slow things down somewhat in mesh mode. The RAX70 also does not offer multi-gigabit Ethernet, but two times two of its five Ethernet sockets can be interconnected via "port aggregation"...
On 5 GHz, the Netgear RAX 70 keeps up with the competitors; on 2.4 GHz, it is slightly slower than the routers from Asus and TP-Link.
On 5 GHz, the Net-gear RAX 70 keeps up with its competitors, on 2.4 GHz it falls slightly behind. It's a bit of a shame that the third WLAN module is also limited in its maximum data rate.