All devices are hitting 1gig speeds via the ethernet port and wifi 6e signal. The wifi is strong enough to cover my whole house, which is around 2400 sqft. Ethernet.

As mentioned earlier, swapping out an older nighthawk for this one is super simple. It's more versatile than most, but still it could be better. This still has a few downsides, like the user-interface.

The netgear armor is a plug-and-play router. Set up the ssid name and password and you're good to go. It supports the latest wpa3 wifi password standard. The optional netgear security is great though i haven't subscribed to it yet.

Download speeds will still be limited to ordinary 1 gbps ceiling. If you don't have a switch that supports this then you only have 1gbps lan with a 2.

Nighthawk stinks and i really hate businesses that mistreat their customers this way. There may be other consumers or bots with good experience. This is unacceptable for a product that costs over $500.

The nighthawk series is overkill for our needs. The firmware and interface are basically worthless. The phone app is pretty much worthless except to manually turn devices on and off.

Support is only for a year and you have to pay for bitfender and lacks parental controls. Then they require notifications be turned on.