how far is the range on the netgear n750
1736076
The range is probably up to about 150 feet at nearly full throuput - I use the router in my home and even in the distant bedrooms and outside the throughput has been strong - hope that helps
1736077
I have it in an 2nd floor closet in a 2100 square foot house and it reaches all my house and to a computer in a metal outbuilding about 50 feet away from the house.
1736078
Dear Floyd,My house is approximately 1,800 sq.f.No problem. I haven't tried it outside yet.
1736079
Wi-Fi router manufacturers are counting on you using your network around your house. When I open my Wi-Fi panel on my computer, it identifies about 12 networks around my neighborhood, but you really do not want too much of an extended range for security reasons (or unless you like changing your password once a week). Because my cell phone is assisted by my DSL, I can move about 30ft or so away from my house and still maintain good reception (I live in a slightly rural area, lots of trees), but I do not use my laptop outdoors either. This link might help, but for special applications you can always buy extenders.... http://www.netgear.com/home/products/networking/wifi-routers/wndr4300.aspx Wi-Fi router manufacturers are counting on you using your network around your house. When I open my Wi-Fi panel on my computer, it identifies about 12 networks around my neighborhood, but you really do not want too much of an extended range for security reasons (or unless you like changing your password once a week). Because my cell phone is assisted by my DSL, I can move about 30ft or so away from my house and still maintain good reception (I live in a slightly rural area, lots of trees), but I do not use my laptop outdoors either. This link might help, but for special applications you can... » Read More Wi-Fi router manufacturers are counting on you using your network around your house. When I open my Wi-Fi panel on my computer, it identifies about 12 networks around my neighborhood, but you really do not want too much of an extended range for security reasons (or unless you like changing your password once a week). Because my cell phone is assisted by my DSL, I can move about 30ft or so away from my house and still maintain good reception (I live in a slightly rural area, lots of trees), but I do not use my laptop outdoors either. This link might help, but for special applications you can always buy extenders.... http://www.netgear.com/home/products/networking/wifi-routers/wndr4300.aspx « Show Less
1736080
I just had this router installed by my ISP. I'm very impressed with it so far. I have a 2 acre lot around my 3700 square foot house. It covers the first acre of it at 2.4Ghz and covers the entire house at 5Ghz but doesn't go very far outside. Of course limited range is one of the things about 5G.
1736081
our lot is 50x150 and they said it will be able to reach from end to end, so far doing well.
1736082
Hi vjfloyd, It depends on how large your home is and any interference/obstacles present. We'll be happy to work with you if you'd like to get in touch with us at amazon@netgear.com.
1664219
The range on the TL-WR841N v9 is short. 25-30Mbps @0-30 feet. >40 feet it drops off to 1-5Mbps. I am disappointed with my replacement router due this issue. It was the price point that appealed to me but it is hit or miss when we are at the back patio.
1927202
I have four of these phones and they all have a good range. My apartment is on the second floor of the building and the phone operates within 75 feet even outside of the apartment.
274537
I have my Router about 60 feet from the front door and it works fine at that distance.
1545761
Don't know the maximum range. Mine is in same room about twelve feet from router and works fine.
1929572
I get great reception throughout the house and I have the router in the basement, but we are about 25 feet with full bars, but 40 to 50 yards seems far, I also bought a Amped wireless which claimed 20000 ft., which I returned, because it froze and didn't accomplish what was promised: Distance and functionality.
742837
The farthest I have gone is across my backyard, which is about 135 feet, without losing signal. This was an unobstructed view to my Samsung Note. If I went behind the shed the signal started to get choppy which was around the 135 foot mark.
1354754
When it worked properly, it extended the range about 50 feet. However, it regularly dropped its connection to the router. I ended up giving mine away.
610861
Sorry I didn't reply sooner. It depends on how many other wireless signals are in the area. Sometimes I've had a range up to 50 yards or more. Other times not as much. 30 yards shouldn't be a problem.
581349
I place the range extender about 30-35 feet away from the router and I get great signal strength
2076348
Range on the Wi Fi is probably at best about 40 feet. I can pull out of garage at home and when I get into the street I will hear the Blackvue say " turning Wi Fi off" so it is only about 40 feet from your Wi Fi source.
2230464
In general, I agree with Mike about the range (25-30 feet), but I found that walls in the house can interfere and shorten that range. I really like this device and have been using it for over a year now to watch videos while exercising. No problems at about 10 feet. I don't know the frequency but haven't noticed any interference issues with cordless phones or wifi.
1806213
In testing the unit in the field with a 15" laptop and Samsung Galaxy S4 cell phone, we have received a usable signal (stronger than -80dBi) line-of-site range of about 800 foot radius. We have deployed units indoors, usable signal through four drywall walls was about 200 foot radius.
1545760
The distance between my wifi and the router is more then 12 feet. Also there is a wall between rooms Ive had no problems with since purchase. I hop ed this is helpful to you in your decision.
1122709
I put the Netgear N300 Wi-Fi Range Extender away from router, but within range of the router signal. You may need to adjust the range to get the best signal out to the rest of the house. This device works great in my house.
1202866
Both Hunter's website and my manual claim 1000 feet. I've never had the opportunity to use it at that distance, but I do use it at 50-75' with no problem, and that 75' includes the signal traveling through the length of the house to the garage where the receiver is located.
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I had the same problem and Netgear won't do a thing if it's more than 12 mos. old #netgear