I'm currently using a Netgear Nighthawk C7800.
I just moved in to a very long house (super thin but very long). And I'm having a cat6 cable run to the other side of the house, cuz I need a hardwire over there too.
I want to put some sort of access point or mesh on the other side of the house so the wi-fi is stronk as heck on the other side too.
If I want something Netgear so everything is on the same gear and there's no weird hardware discrepancies, what would be the best option?
A mesh? Another router set to bridge with the cat6 coming from the original modem/router into the bridged router? An access point that has a hardwire output (for my work desktop)?
And is there a good Netgear one of these that's not 53023095235$ that'll work well with my nighthawk as the main modem/router?
I just moved in to a very long house (super thin but very long). And I'm having a cat6 cable run to the other side of the house, cuz I need a hardwire over there too.
I want to put some sort of access point or mesh on the other side of the house so the wi-fi is stronk as heck on the other side too.
If I want something Netgear so everything is on the same gear and there's no weird hardware discrepancies, what would be the best option?
A mesh? Another router set to bridge with the cat6 coming from the original modem/router into the bridged router? An access point that has a hardwire output (for my work desktop)?
And is there a good Netgear one of these that's not 53023095235$ that'll work well with my nighthawk as the main modem/router?